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A general file marked 'Water and Sewerage' and containing a substantial number of printed and typescript items concerning the water industry.

A General Livery granted to Edward Stradling of Lantwit Major, son and heir of Lamorock Stradling, esq., deceased, of his lands in Glamorgan. Latin.

A General Livery granted to Richard ap Thomas, in succession to Richard Wynne ap David ap Rees, deceased, of lands and tenements in Bettus Abergeley and Denbigh, co. Denb., etc. Dated at Westminster. Imperfect great seal of James I (second state). Vellum. The writing is peeling away from this deed, which should be carefully copied. Latin.

(A) General Release from John Vaughan of Gwyddgwyon, co. Merioneth, gent., to Elizabeth Parry otherwise Morris, relict and executrix of Oliver Morris late of Drainllwydion in the parish of Pennall, co. Merioneth, deceased, and Morris Oliver, son and heir of the said Oliver Morris. (B) Warrant Of Attorney from John Vaughan to Mr John Lloyd, Mr Robert Vaughan, Mr John Humphreys, and Mr Robert Lloyd, to acknowledge satisfaction upon record of two judgments recovered against Oliver Morris late of Pennall, co. Merioneth, gent., and Morris Oliver of the parish of Pennall aforesaid, gent.

A General Release given by Samuel Taylor of London, seal tuner, and Mary (nee Powell) his wife, to John Powell of Moor Park, co. Brecknock, esq.

A General Release granted by John Powell, esq., to Francis Gold and Katherine, his wife, Elizabeth Seaton, James Bower, and Mary, his wife, Ann Mease, Henry Gold and Thomas Hellicar, administrators of the estate of James Hughes, esq., deceased.

1. Roger Jordaine, parish of St. Ismells, co. Carmarthen, gent.;. 2. Francis Mannsell of Modlscombe, esquire. A General Release.

1. Ieuan David Powell of Carmarthen, co. Carm., yeoman. 2. Howell John of Mydrim, co. Carm., gent., and Gwenllian verche Ieuan of Mydrim, co. Carm., widdowe. A general release.

Volume entitled 'A general View of the Globes or an Introduction to modern Geography & Astronomy by John Wright. London. Scripsit 1766'.

'A genial territory', a talk by Professor Alun Davies.

Asks him to prepare his bill on the Trust in the Wernlwyd business.

Letters from Brodie, and her mother's health.

R12/1122/4/5.
A Girdle Around the Earth, by Raymond Glendenning
First broadcast: 18th May 1932.
Children's radio programme originally recorded for The Children's Hour.
UID: Unknown.
Typed Script with written annotations.
A special programme for Good Will Day (Children’s World Peace Day). The story of the first wireless message sent over sea. Set in 1896, a boat leaves Cardiff Port carrying zinc plates. Italian inventor, Guglielmo Marconis, wishes to send the first wireless transmission. The transmitting apparatus was erected at Lavernock Point, and the receiving posts at Flat Holm and Brean Down. On May 18th, 1896 the first wireless transmission was made across 8.5 miles. Good Will Day messages from other nations are then played: France, Germany, Italy, Spain, South Africa, India, Canada, Australia and America.
Subjects: Wireless, Good Will Day, Children’s World Peace Day, Cardiff Port, Guglielmo Marconis, Lavernock Point, Flat Holm, Brean Down.