- NLW MS 16287A.
- File
- 1917.
Brynkinallt Auxiliary Hospital, Chirk accounts. (Formerly Brynkinallt MS 3.) English. Leather. Donated by Mrs P. C. Storey, Glyn Ceiriog, April 1944.
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Brynkinallt Auxiliary Hospital, Chirk accounts. (Formerly Brynkinallt MS 3.) English. Leather. Donated by Mrs P. C. Storey, Glyn Ceiriog, April 1944.
Brynkinallt Auxiliary Hospital, Chirk accounts. (Formerly Brynkinallt MS 4.) English. Cloth. Donated by Mrs P. C. Storey, Glyn Ceiriog, April 1944.
Brynkinallt Auxiliary Hospital, Chirk accounts. (Formerly Brynkinallt MS 5.) English. Leather. Donated by Mrs P. C. Storey, Glyn Ceiriog, April 1944.
Brynkinallt Auxiliary Hospital, Chirk admission and discharge book. (Formerly Brynkinallt MS 2.) English. Cloth. Donated by Mrs P. C. Storey, Glyn Ceiriog, April 1944.
Brynkinallt Auxiliary Hospital, Chirk: case book of pensioners. (Formerly Brynkinallt MS 8.) English. Paper. Donated by Mrs P. C. Storey, Glyn Ceiriog, April 1944.
Brynkinallt Auxiliary Hospital, Chirk: details of menus and provisions. (Formerly Brynkinallt MS 9.) English. Boards. Donated by Mrs P. C. Storey, Glyn Ceiriog, April 1944.
Brynkinallt Auxiliary Hospital, Chirk: notes as to regulations. (Formerly Brynkinallt MS 7.) English. Between boards. Donated by Mrs P. C. Storey, Glyn Ceiriog, April 1944.
Brynkinallt Auxiliary Hospital, Chirk pack store and check book. (Formerly Brynkinallt MS 1.) English. Boards. Donated by Mrs P. C. Storey, Glyn Ceiriog, April 1944.
Brynuchel, Cemais, poor rate assessment
Poor rate assessment for the township of Brynuchel, parish of Cemais, co. Montgomery, 1881.
Buchedd a Gwaith 'Sion Gymro' gan Rowland John Pritchard. Mewn ffeil o bapur manila. Rhoddwyd gan Mrs Myfanwy Pritchard, Aberystwyth, Ionawr 1950.
A Buddhist religious book, written in Burmese characters on palm leaves.
The holograph manuscript of [Peter Williams] 'Pedr Hir': Bugeileg: Owen Puw (Lerpwl [1922]).
Pedr Hir, 1847-1922
First line: 'No one cares less than I'. Written at Hare Hall Camp, Gidea Park, Romford. Manuscript draft in ink.
Thomas, Edward, 1878-1917
A ledger, 1880-1907, of Richard Jones, builder, contractor, and wheelwright, of Twrog Mill, Llanwnda, Caernarvonshire. Some of the accounts relate to the 'Book Depository', Caernarvon, to the Fletcher Slate Yard, Caernarvon, to Penyrorsedd Slate Company, and to schools and Nonconformist meeting-houses in the county.
Jones, Richard, 1863 or 4-1942.
Building contractor's account book,
Account book of John Jones (b. 1815), Llwyn-gog, Pontrhydfendigaid, co. Cardigan, carpenter and stonemason, containing accounts and other memoranda, 1857-1904, mainly relating to building and maintenance work undertaken and including details of payments to craftsmen and labourers. Included are accounts relating to the construction of the English Wesleyan chapel, Aberystwyth, 1869-70 (ff. 109-17, 124 verso-5). The volume also includes diary entries, 1854-9, written in Welsh and comprising mainly a daily work record but also including references to family and local affairs (ff. 1-51); and other miscellaneous material. A letter, 1862, from the Reverend John Phillips, Normal College, Bangor, to Thomas Hopkins, Pentonville, found loose inside, has been tipped in at the end of the volume (f. 324).
Jones, John, b. 1815
Burhan-i Qati, a dictionary of the Persian language, including words borrowed from the Arabic and other languages, compiled by Muhammad Husayn ibn Khalaf Tabrizi Burhan. It was dedicated to Sultan 'Abd Ullah Kutubshah, who reigned in Golconda from A.H. 1035 to 1083, and was completed in A.H. 1062 (A.D. 1651-1652). The work was edited by Thomas Roebuck, Calcutta, 1818, and was incorporated in its entirety by J. A. Vullers in his Lexicon Persico-Latinum.
Burial ground survey of Y Graig Church, Machynlleth,
A survey of the burial ground of Y Graig Independent church, Machynlleth, undertaken by Machynlleth Women’s Institute, October 1984. = Arolwg o fynwent Eglwys Annibynnol y Graig, Machynlleth, gan Sefydliad y Merched y dref, Hydref 1984.
A volume compiled, c. 1846-1874, by Robert Chambre Vaughan, Burlton Hall, co. Salop [see DWB under Wynn (aft. Nanney, etc.) family of Maesyneuadd, Llandecwyn], containing pedigrees of families from whom he claimed descent, mostly Welsh or co. Salop, in particular those of Chambre of Burlton and Petton, and Vaughan of Burlton. Pasted or tipped into the volume are additional biographical, genealogical and heraldic documents and memoranda, mid-seventeenth cent.-1874, drawn from diverse manuscript and printed soruces, including certificates of baptism, marriage and burial and copies of monumental inscriptions, over a hundred emblazoned coats of arms, and letters, 1846-52, to Robert Chambre Vaughan, together with a list of sources and an index to the pedigrees (ff. 63-4).
Vaughan, Robert Chambre, 1796-1876