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The log book of the ship 'Viscount Sandon' (Enos Hughes, master) from Newcastle to Hong Kong, Signapore, Rangoon, and Liverpool, 1860-1861.

A Log Book (173[?1]-9) of 'The Berwick' to April 6 1737, 'The Gloucester' from April 9 1737, the Hon. George Clinton being Commander of both ships.

The series consists of two manuscript drafts of the talk, with some sketches, mostly of women's faces, in both files.

A long list of goods for Mrs J. to purchase in London; family and local news; hopes Mrs J.'s daughter Charlotte is improving and attends school.

Latin.

A loose cover containing 21 papers, being parts of letters, memoranda, notes, jottings, etc., relating to the Cyfarthfa properties rented from Lord Dynevor and J. M. Richards.

A loose cutting from The Hereford Times, giving an account of the Boxing Day annual shooting competition of the Rhaeadr Volunteers and their dinner under the 'genial presidency' of Captain S. W. Williams.

A loose-leaf clip file containing references to the Quakers, arranged in alphabetical order. The list of the names of 'Glamorgan Friends 1650 [1654] - 1900 (MFW 1950)' is taken from the University of Wales MA Thesis by Margaret Fay Williams, 1950, on 'The Society of Friends in Glamorgan, 1650 - 1900'. There are a number of letters and loose papers, including a booklet by David Jones of Swansea, The Quakers of Swansea and Neath (Caxton Press, Swansea, [1936]), with a letter from the author, a note by J. R. Hughes, 1946, on 'Historic Quaker Spots - Milford Haven (Aber Daugleddau)', and a typewritten schedule of deeds and documents belonging to the South Division of Wales Monthly Meeting of the Society of Friends, [1933].

A loose-leaf memo book containing notes by J. R. Hughes on Bangor ('y dref a'r plwyf a'r gymdogaeth - nodiadau hanesyddol'). There are also some loose papers, including letters.

An incomplete manuscript copy of a review of Paul Ferris's book on Huw Wheldon, entitled 'A Lost Leader? On the Britishness of Huw Wheldon', Planet, 83 (1990), 3-11. Copi llawysgrif anghyflawn adolygiad o lyfr Paul Ferris ar Huw Wheldon yn dwyn y teitl 'A lost leader? On the Britishness of Huw Wheldon', Planet, 83 (1990), 3-11.

T10/842/43.
A Love Affair with Life.
First broadcast: 22 June 1969.
UID: PEGG363F.
Typed script with written annotations.
BBC television script for A Love Affair with Life.

Beginning: Most pure and pretious Jewell.

Beginning: Fairest & sweetest of ye lovely sex.

Requesting the editor to publish in his paper an account of the superstition connected with Fynon eilion in the parish of Llandrillo on the borders of Denbighshire and Caernarfonshire. According to this superstition one could curse one's enemy by writing his name on a stone and throwing the stone into the well. To escape the curse the ' enemy' would have to perform certain ceremonies and pay a sum of money to have the well drained and the stone removed.