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Minute book of Dolgelley Rowing Club, 1889-1916. Inset are printed rules, 1904, with copious manuscript revisions confirmed in 1911.

Records of the Dolgelley Aiding Society, 1828-1856, comprising financial records, 1828-1845; minute books, 1830-1835; rules, 1829-1856; medical certificates, 1831-1833; and correspondence, 1833.

Dolgelley Friendly Society accounts, with copies of resolutions. English. Between boards. Donated by the Reverend G. Holland Williams, Heswall, April 1954.

Dolgelley Friendly Society deposits at Dolgellau Savings Bank. English. Between boards. Donated by the Reverend G. Holland Williams, Heswall, April 1954.

Dolgelley Friendly Society list of members, accounts etc. English. Between boards. Donated by the Reverend G. Holland Williams, Heswall, April 1954.

Dolgelley Friendly Society rules and statement of sick benefit. English. Boards. Donated by the Reverend G. Holland Williams, Heswall, April 1954.

Rent receipt book, 1722-1763, of Morgan Hugh for Dolgelynen, parish of Pennal, co. Merioneth, including details of allowances for the carriage of stones, the sale of butter and cheese, payment of taxes and for other items.

Deeds relating to the Dolobran estate in the parishes of Meifod and Llanfihangel-yng-Ngwynfa, Montgomertyshire. The deeds date from the time of Charles Lloyd (1662-1747), and are records of mortgages, transfers of mortgages and creations of trusts, of the sale of the estate by the Lloyd family to Joseph Jones, and of the repurchase in 1873 of a portion of the old estate (Dolobran Fach) by Henry Lloyd. Two documents dated 1878 refer to the acquisition of the other part of the estate by Sampson Samuel Lloyd, MP. The part played by Dolobran in the history of the Quakers in Montgomeryshire is reflected in letters, 1813-1829 relating to transactions for the sale of the Quaker Meeting House and Burial Ground at Dolobran.

Title deeds and family papers of the Owen family of Garthangharad, Dolgellau, Merioneth, 1539-1909, papers and correspondence of the legal practice of Edward Owen, 1799-1852, and deeds and estate correspondence of the Hengwrt, Rhug and Nannau estates, mainly 1824-1858.

Trwyddedau pysgota, 1916-32, Miss K. Monica Davies, Glasynys, Dolwyddelan, sir Gaernarfon; ynghyd â chardiau aelodaeth, 1919-23, Cymdeithas Bysgota Dolwyddelan, a alwyd yn 'Cymdeithas Enweiriawl Dolwyddelan' / Fishing licences, 1916-32, of Miss K. Monica Davies, Glasynys, Dolwyddelan, co. Caernarfon; together with membership cards, 1919-23, of the Dolwyddelan Angling Association, known as 'Cymdeithas Enweiriawl Dolwyddelan'.

Llungopïau o fersiynau sol-ffa a hen nodiant o'r emyn-dôn 'Dolydd' gan y cyfansoddwr a'r arweinydd y Dr Llifon Hughes-Jones (1918-96) i eiriau'r Parchedig R. Gwilym Hughes, buddugol yn Eisteddfod Genedlaethol Bro Madog 1987.

Political papers, 1944-1991, of Donald Richard Coleman, including correspondence files, 1964-1991, mainly of political interest; papers concerning the Labour Party, 1964-1990, many relating to the Labour Party Wales; and files, 1944-1990, relating to various subjects.

The papers comprise research papers and notes relating to the Celtic verb and syntax (see Donald G. Howells, 'The Gaelic of Carloway, Isle of Lewis: prepositions with verbal nouns' in James Carney and David Greene (editors), Celtic Studies. Essays in memory of Angus Matheson 1912- 1962 (London, 1968), and D. Gwyon Howells, 'Absolute and conjunct again', Studia Celtica, 22/23 (1987/88)); notes in the form of index cards relating to the origin of Welsh phrases and idioms (boxes 15-16); translation and grammatical points on 'Y Gododdin' (box 6) and comments on the syntax of 'Breuddwyd Rhonabwy' (box 10); and photocopies of articles relating to syntax in other languages, in particular French and Indo- European (box 14).

The collection comprises deeds and documents, 1587-1861, relating mainly to the Mackworth family of Gnoll and to the Gnoll estate; miscellaneous documents, 1801-[1865], mainly relating to Neath; and miscellaneous documents, extracts taken from documents made by Donald H. Jones, mainly of Neath interest; papers relating to meetings, 1923-1933, of the Neath Antiquarian Society; notes made by Donald Jones of tours of north and south Wales; historical and archaeological notes by Donald Jones; a file of letters, 1931-1939, received by Jones; files of press cuttings relating to Neath antiquities, 1925-1935; and many other miscellaneous papers and documents of Neath interest.

Donations received by Mary Herbert, Talgarreg on her Bidding Day. English. Between boards. Donated by Miss Eluned Davies, Lampeter, January 1970.

'Doomsday Book 1982', a record, illustrated with photographs, of the villages of Cemais (Cemmaes Road), Comins-coch and Cwmlline, Machynlleth, compiled by members of the Glantwymyn W.I.

A copy of a letter sent to William Arthur Lee, 5 June 1948, from Dora E. Yates, curator of the Gypsy Lore Society, of which Augustus John was President. William Arthur Lee was the grandson of Ithal Lee, gypsy and friend of Augustus John.

Original deposit of Dora Thatcher papers, comprising material accumulated during preparation for her published books, 1955-1977. Additional deposit of Dora Thatcher papers, comprising material accumulated during preparation for her short stories, plays and articles, 1948-1985.