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Papers, including election addresses, leaflets and press releases, relating to parliamentary by-elections at Pontypridd, 1989 (NLW ex 1609), Vale of Glamorgan, 1989 (NLW ex 1610), and Neath, 1991 (NLW ex 1611).

Papers, including descriptions of sequences, transcripts of commentary, and correspondence concerning a 16mm. film (now held by the Library's Sound and Moving Image Collection) entitled 'The Story of a Valley', relating to the Tryweryn valley and the creation of a reservoir at Llyn Celyn, produced by pupils at Friars School, Bangor.

Papers, including correspondence and reviews, relating to two volumes of Welsh carols for children, Awn i Fethlehem (Caernarfon, 1983), and Wrth y Preseb (Caernarfon, 1985), commissioned by the Panel responsible for publishing Childrens' Books at the Welsh Books Council, and to the composite volume Clychau'r Nadolig (Caernarfon, 1992). The correspondents include Alun Creunant Davies, Aneurin Jenkins-Jones, Noel John, T. Llew Jones, Gweneth Lilly, the Rev. W. Rhys Nicholas, Gerallt Lloyd Owen and Lady Enid Parry.

Papers, including around fifty letters between Abraham Jones Williams and David Evans in an action concerning a boundary wall, etc at Penlanfawr House, Pwllheli. (Formerly Borth-y-gest MS 94.) English. Between boards. Purchased from the library of Mr R. E. Jones, Borth-y-gest, 1959-1961.

Papers, 1981-3, relating to 'Gwyl Bro'r Eifl' the annual festival at Trefor: and papers, 1983, relating to the 'Keep Fit' class at Trefor.

Papers, 1976-8, relating to 'Cymdeithas Cynllunio Cymru', the Wales Planning Group, comprising correspondence, 1977-8, Newsletters, nos. 1 and 2 (1977-8), and miscellaneous papers.

Papers, 1909-84, assembled by Peter Parry, concerning Aberystwyth Football Club, including souvenir programmes and accounts, and programmes of Welsh Amateur and Youth Football Internationals held at Aberystwyth and elsewhere (NLW ex 1361). Miscellaneous papers, 1931-85, also assembled by P Parry, relating to Aberystwyth town and the scheme for its proposed expansion, 1971-2 (NLW ex 1362).

Papers relating to Welsh churches in North America, including newspaper cuttings, photographs and miscellaneous printed material relating to the Welsh Congregational Church, Old Man's Creek, Johnson County, Iowa, 1970-81; pamphlets concerning Congregationalist and Presbyterian churches in New York and in Wankesha County, Wisconsin, 1953-67; and programme of Ontario Welsh festival, 1982.

Papers, 1883-2002, relating to Welsh Black cattle, gathered together for a book produced by the donor entitled The best of breeds. The collection includes an address by Dr T. J. Jenkin given to the Welsh Black Cattle Society, 1962.

Papers relating to the work of the Finance Committee of the Caerphilly National Eisteddfod, 1950, compiled by Orthin Thomas, secretary of the Finance Committee; they consist of a minute book, account books (5) and miscellaneous financial accounts.

Papers, 1715-[?mid 20 cent.], relating to the Wilson family of Bro[o]mhead, Hallamshire, near Sheffield, comprising nine letters, 1715-1717, addressed mainly to John Wilson (1672-1735), concerning various family news and a lawsuit; transcripts of the above letters, [?mid 20 cent.]; a copy, [19 cent.], of the Act of 1624 establishing the Company of Cutlers in Hallamshire; and papers of the amateur cricketer E. Rockley Wilson (1879-1957), 1918-1944, including letters, cards and receipts for cricket memorabilia purchased.

Papers relating to the Liberal Party of Wales, 1961-1962, mainly pertaining to appointing a national organiser for the Party.

Papers relating to the projected publication of an Atlas of Wales by the Board of Celtic Studies of the University of Wales.

Papers relating to the probate of the will of Mary Delany (1700-1788); and an attested copy of the will of Dr Patrick Delany, dean of Down. English. Purchased from Ifan Kyrle Fletcher, London, November 1965.

A group of letters, 1920-1925, to Mr Evan M. Jones of the Council School, Glyndyfrdwy, Denbighshire, Secretary of the Executive Committee which proposed to raise funds in order to erect a village hall and library as a memorial to Owen Glyndwr.