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Diary of James Davies ('Siams Dafydd' (Dafi)). See also NLW MS 21052A. English. Vellum. Donated by Elwyn Jones, Corby, March 1973.

Two volumes of college notes on Welsh language and literature, taken by H Meurig Evans at lectures delivered by Professor T H Parry-Williams. See also NLW ex 783-6.

An account of his family history by Llewelyn Thomas, Tal-y-bont on Usk, co Brecon, written between 1853 and 1855 and translated into English in 1954 by his grandson Clifford Thomas; together with additional notes on the family by Gwendolyn Williams Schlueter.

Four files of genealogical memoranda compiled by Jane Blinn, Arizona, relating to her ancestors, in particular the Williams family of Meidrim and the Lewis family of Gilfach-y-blawd, Llanwinio, Carmarthenshire, and the Rees James family of Meifod, Montgomeryshire.

An account compiled by Arthur Giardelli entitled 'The Grosvenor Gallery 1960-1971', based mainly on newspaper and magazine articles written about exhibitions in the Grosvenor Gallery between 1960 and 1971.

Five scrapbooks of press cuttings compiled by R O F Wynne, with some additional comments in his hand; the cuttings relate mostly to cultural and political events in Wales and the Welsh Language Society campaigns, the earliest also containing cuttings concerning the Wynne family of Garthewin, the Garthewin Barn Theatre and Llanfair Talhaearn.

Miscellaneous press cuttings relating mainly to Welsh and ecclesiastical history or to the history of St Davids, accumulated by William Latham Bevan (1821-1908), author of Diocesan Histories, St David's (1888). Included with papers of William Latham Bevan (now NLW MSS 22540B-1E).

Typescript brochure, in French, together with a copy of the Diwan newsletter, autumn 1988, in French and Breton, both relating to the opening in September 1988 of Skolaj Diwan Roparz Hemon, the first Breton-medium secondary school.

Miscellaneous papers relating to the Llan-non and District Gardeners' Association, co. Cardigan, including accounts and vouchers, treasurer's account books, and papers concerning the Victory Garden Show, 1943, and the annual Horticultural Show.

Papers of William Thomas (1851-1920), conductor of the Royal Welsh Male Voice Choir, Treorci, comprising letters and cards and other documents relating to the choir's tour of Australia, New Zealand and South Africa.

Four addresses by the late R. J. Thomas, Tre'r-ddôl, Llangynfelyn, on 'Rhai o enwau lleoedd gogledd Ceredigion a Dyffryn Dyfi', 'Enwau lleoedd gogledd Ceredigion' and 'Ann Griffiths'.

An article by Martyn Richards on an old school book belonging to William Richards, Churchstoke National School, 1864, and a copy of the author's follow-up research paper on the Richards family of Churchstoke, co. Montgomery.

Three farewell addresses, one being in Oriya, Oct.-Nov. 1951, to Rev. Frank M. Fellows and his wife Dr Muriel Fellows, missionaries of the Baptist Missionary Society, from members of the Oriya Baptist Church, Cuttack and the Cuttack Leper Asylum in India.