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A copy of a dissertation by Sian Owen entitled 'The ideological and policy divisions within Plaid Cymru 1978-1985', submitted as part of a BA Honours degree in Humanities at Brighton Polytechnic.

A copy of a dissertation by Susan Thompson entitled 'Images of adolescence: an appraisal of teenage fiction', submitted in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the award of Master of Library Studies, Loughborough University of Technology.

A copy of a family history, compiled by Miles Coburn Williams, on the ancestors and descendants of the Welsh emigrants Thomas J Williams (1836-69), Llanfair Clydogau, co. Card., Hugh Edwards (1845-1921), Penmynydd, and Hugh Parry (1860-1944), Newborough, both of co. Ang.

A copy of a grant from the Prince of Wales to David ap Kenrick ap Grono "of the newe fishinge called Glaslyn and Pwll Crefyn in the comot of Llivon".

1. Gregory Iremonger of Edington, Wiltshire, gent., and Edward Berry of Edington, Wiltshire, gent. 2. William Morgan of Tredegar, esq., Dame Elizabeth, his wife, and Sir Edward Mansell of Margam, bart. 3. Richard Lewis of Edington, esq., and William Morgan of the mewes, St Martins in the ffields, esq. A Copy Of A Grant, in accordance with Articles of Agreement of 2 Dec. 1675, on the marriage of William Morgan of Tredegar and Dame Elizabeth Dayrell, widow, of the manors and lordships of Woundey, Magor, Lanvihangell, Lanvaches, Caldicott West End, Roggiatt and Ifton (excepting a m. in the occupation of Roger Williams, being a part of the man. of Woundey and excepting also lands in the occupation of George Harris, Edward Philipp, Richard Hall, John George, Lawrence Williams, Meredith Thomas David, Morgan Howell, Thomas Rowland David, Thomas David, John Watkin Evan, Thomas Watkin Evan, Richard David, Edward Water, John Morgan Christopher, Lewis Thomas Edward, Williams, widow of William ap William [?], Robert Howell, Edmund Thomas, and Nicholas Preece); all of which lands are in the p's or villages of New Church, Kevengola, Bedwes, Bedwelltie, Machen, Monythusloine, and Shire Newton.

A copy of 'A History in Verse', verses recording the history and activities of the Hay Study Group, 1966-78.

A copy of a hymn written by William Owen entitled 'Let there be Peace' sung to the tune of 'Amazing Grace'.

A copy of A. J. Sylvester's typescript account of the Genoa Conference of April 1922 as in file B8, together with a notebook containing shorthand notes by A. J. Sylvester, and a brief note in the hand of Dr Thomas Jones, CH.

A copy of a Latin epitaph in Gloucester Cathedral, with a literal translation by Mr. [H.] Small; on the reverse side are two verses, 'On a beautiful Young Lady of an unfortunate Temper', also by H. Small (in the autograph of Iolo Morganwg).

A copy of a leaflet entitled 'So this is Pembrokeshire' containing a map and a list of walking and cycling tours in the county, published by The Milford Haven Services Entertainments Committee (NLW ex 1558); together with a typescript list of late medieval Welsh prophetic verse published in Llen Cymru and the Bulletin of the Board of Celtic Studies (NLW ex 1559).

A copy of a letter addressed to Jewin Chapel from the Reverend Ebenezer Morris, Twrgwyn, 1817.

A Copy of a letter from E. P. Jones, Cefn y Maes, Blaenau Ffestiniog, to R. Walker Davies, esq., Solicitor, Blaenau Ffestiniog, acknowledging a letter informing him of certain contentions made by the owner of house No. 79 High Street. If he can be of any assistance to the committee to form a proper view of the facts he will be glad to do so.

A copy of a letter from John Humphreys to Daniel Jones, Wrexham, relating to a meeting held in connection with the Confession of Faith at Fronheulog, Llandderfel, 1822. [See Bala MS 9].

A Copy Of A Letter from Mr Harris to Madam Wellington of Hay, 29 March 1758.

A copy of a letter from Peter Williams to his son, Eliezer, dated Gelly, May 7 1791. (For original, see Bala College Group No. 755).

A copy of a letter from the Bible Class at Twrgwyn CM Chapel, Bangor, to the Rev. D. Charles Davies on his departure to Trefecca.

Gives answers to questions relating to the effect of the war (1914-1918) on the attitude of the men towards religion and the church.

A copy of a letter from William Morris, Tyddewi, to his daughter, Elizabeth, dated London, September 17 1834. (For original see CM Archives, General Collection, no. 7936).