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R6/1079/5.
A History of Wales in 29 1/2 Minutes.
First broadcast: 1 March 1987.
UID: 87CC0075CHO.
Typed script with handwritten annotations.
BBC radio script for A History of Wales in 29 1/2 Minutes.

R12/1127/4/6.
A Hithau'n Nadolig gan Leyshon Williams.
Darlledwyd yn gyntaf: 21 Rhagfyr 1934.
Rhaglen radio i blant a recordiwyd yn wreiddiol ar gyfer The Children's Hour.
UID: Anhysbys.
Sgript wedi'i deipio gydag anodiadau ysgrifenedig.
Sgript radio BBC ar gyfer A Hithau'n Nadolig gan Leyshon Williams.

A holiday in the south of France for the sake of his daughter Rosa's health, 5 Dec. 1865 - 5 Feb. 1866 (pp. 85-131); debates, mainly about parliamentary reform, 6 Feb. - 25 June 1866 (pp. 132, 136, 140, 186-7, 194-5, 203-28 passim); meetings of Tory M.P.s at Lord Salisbury's to discuss the proposed Reform Bill, 16 Mar., 20 Apr., 7 June 1866 (pp. 159-60, 182-3, 216-17); political gossip, 16-17 Mar., 11, 28 May (pp. 159-61, 196, 209); a brief account of 'Sixteen String Jack' a highwayman in Warfield, 24 Mar. 1866 (p. 164), a visit to co. Rad. for the assizes and a meeting of the Cattle Plague Committee, 5 Apr. 1866 (pp. 167-80); a visit to Paris, 4-13 May (pp. 197-203) and plans for him to give up his seat for his son Arthur and for him to be created a peer and his reasons for applying to Lord Derby for a peerage together with a copy of his application with a copy of Lord Derby's reply, 27-8 June, 13 July (pp. 230-3, 242-3, 245-50).

A diary by Emrys Hunter Evans (1880-1970), son of John Gwenogvryn Evans, of holidays, mostly spent with his parents in Old Colwyn, co. Denbigh, during the summer of 1893; the diary also contains references to J. Gwenogvryn Evans visiting Lord Mostyn (ff. 20, 24).

A holograph copy of an address - "Geiriau'r Bywyd" - and a prayer by the Rev. E. Tegla Davies, delivered at a Service of meditation, 20 Feb. 1953.

A holograph copy of an article by Mr W. H. Davies, Ruthin, "Rhagddangosydd Pregethwyr y Trefnyddion Wesleyaidd yn Nghylchdaith Rhuthyn a Chorwen 1861", (See Bathafarn vi. 60. vii. 35); a letter from Mr W. H. Davies to Mr A. H. Williams, 1950; a list of items donated to Y Gymdeithas Hanes; extracts from Yr Eurgrawn re Edward Jones, Bathafarn; and a transcript of a letter from Dafydd Ddu Eryri re translating Dr Coke's commentary on the New Testament to Welsh. (See Yr Eurgrawn Wesleyaidd 1932, p. 137).

A holograph copy of 'Daniel Owen' by Dewi Emrys, the winning awdl at the London Eisteddfod, 1936.

A holograph copy of 'John Hughes o Aberhonddu (1776-1843)' by Dr R. T. Jenkins, delivered as Y Ddarlith Hanes to the (Wesleyan) Methodist Historical Society, 1947, and published in Bathafarn V, 1950, with a letter, 2 January 1949, from R. T. [Jenkins] to A. H. [Williams].

A holograph English translation by Mr Leonard Owen of 'Awdl yr Haf' by Robert Williams Parry, with notes, together with a holograph letter by T. H. Parry-Williams,. English. Donated by Leonard Owen, Gerrard's Cross, October 1965.

A holograph essay on Glyn Nedd by Taliesin Williams (‘ab Iolo’).

A holograph letter from Samuel More, secretary of the Society from the Encouragement of Arts, Manufactures & Commerce, to Sir Thomas Hanmer of Hanmer, Flintshire, bart. Deposited by Sir Edward Hanmer of Bettisfield Park, Whitchurch, Shropshire, bart., Sept. 1962.

'On a rock whose brow extending ...'. 6 Stanzas.

A. Home to [unnamed correspondent]. Reference to a demand made to throw writer's children's fortunes into Chancery, to which the correspondent was induced to consent, thinking it was Home's intention; believes they could not pay a claim of Mr Prevost, as George was now of age.