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A volume containing minutes of 'Côr Undebol Dirwestol Dolgellau' (Dolgellau United Temperance Choir), 19 November, 1867, and undated, together with a list, and register of attendance of, members, January - June [1868]; particulars of preachers and of Sunday collections at [a Calvinistic Methodist chapel at Dolgellau?], 1876-7; notes on the history of music in Dolgellau taken from a lecture [at Dolgellau] by Edward Williams ('Llew Meirion'), 2 March, 1906; and printed verses entitled 'Bur Wreichionen' and 'Awn ymaith i'r dolydd'. Mounted inside the covers are cuttings of minutes of 'Undeb Cerddorol Dirwestwyr Ardudwy' [1867-9].

Ledger of A. M. Hartley, Queen Street, Aberystwyth, Cardiganshire, corn merchant, recording details of corn purchased and sold, 1918-1928.

Cornish mystery plays, pedigrees and Welsh poetry by William Jones and others. Cornish, Welsh, etc. Leather. Purchased from the Most Hon. the Marquess of Bute, June 1973.

Coroner's entry book for north Denbighshire kept by Evan Pierce (1808-1895), M.D. of Denbigh. See also NLW MS 19703B. English. Boards. Donated by T. W. Johnson, solicitor, Denbigh, 1967.

A brief sketch, by G. Gould, of the history of the Corporation Road Baptist Church, Newport, Monmouthshire, 1896-1933.

Microfilm copies (7 reels) of Law Manuscripts at Corpus Christi College, Cambridge.

Corr. to W. P. Crankshaw from C. Fox, J. James, I. C. Peate, C. A. J. Skeel and others. English. Donated by Bolton District Council, May 1974.

Corrected typescript of Pilgrims in a Foreign Land by Caradoc Evans. (Formerly Caradoc Evans MS 1.) English. Unbound. Donated by Mrs M. Caradoc Evans, Penrhyncoch, 1946/1947.

Correspondence addressed to Dr Edward Roberts and Hugh Williams, with a few miscellaneous MSS. (Formerly E. I. Williams MS 18.) English, Welsh. Between boards. Donated by E. I. Williams, Pontypridd, November 1944.

A letter, 1787, from Edward, second baron Clive of Plassey (afterwards Viscount Clive and first earl of Powis of the second creation) [1754-1839] to his brother-in-law George Edward Henry Arthur, second and last earl of Powis of the first creation [1755-1801]; a letter, 1791, from Thomas Pennant (1726-1798) to Thomas Bewick (1753-1828); a document dated 13 July 1720 and signed by Sir Littleton Powys [1647-1732], one of the Justices of the King's Bench, authorising Ambrose Powys [1692-1753] of Lincoln's Inn to 'subscribe' on his behalf 'into the Capital Stock of The Government and Company of Merchants of Great Britain Trading to the South Seas ...'.

Correspondence and notes of the late William Williams, National Library of Wales, in relation to the preparation of his biographical articles for the Dictionary of Welsh Biography on Anne Beale, Thomas Bevan ('Caradawc y Fenni'), Edwin Davies, Brecon, John Griffith Davies, Hugh Evans (Gwasg y Brython), Isaac Foulkes, and Charles Heath, together with draft copies of his articles.

Correspondence and notes on daffodils by Peter R. Barr and Sir John T. D. Llewelyn. English. In boards. Purchased from the Penllergaer collection, 1928.

Correspondence and miscellaneous papers, 1957-1976, relating mainly to the activities of the Port Talbot Free Church Council, and including letters relating to a site for a new church on the Sandfields estate; together with the diary, 1911, of the Reverend Professor (later Principal) Joseph Jones, of the Memorial College, Brecon.

Correspondence and papers relating mainly to an abortive attempt by the Andex Mines Ltd, Vancouver, Canada, to work lead mines at Logau las, p. Llanfihangel-y-Creuddyn, co. Card., together with a typescript account of the enterprise.

Correspondence and papers, 1965-81, relating to the series of daily Bible readings O Ddydd i Ddydd published under the auspices of the Council of Churches for Wales (NLW ex 1196); and papers, 1974-81, relating to the interdenominational missionary bulletin Ewch, 1974-81 (NLW ex 1197).

Correspondence and papers, 1974-84, relating to the abortive attempt of the Dyfed Magistrates' Courts Committee in 1977 to reorganise the Petty Sessional Divisions in Dyfed and to the Petty Sessional Divisions (Dyfed) No 1 Order 1984 which reduced the numbers of Divisions from 24 to 8, the papers including a copy of the report 'Review of magistrates courts in Dyfed', 1982.