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Minutes of the North Cardiganshire Cycling Club. English. Formerly Alltlwyd MS 8. Leather boards. Purchased from Mrs Lloyd Hughes, Alltlwyd, December 1941.

Compiled by S. Taylor Hall.

Minutes, correspondence, etc of the committee for the conservation of Dolanog. Welsh, English. Between boards. Donated by Mr William Davies, Llangynog, October 1966.

A manuscript containing an assessment on the inhabitants of the north side of the parish of Old Radnor for the necessary repair of the church and casting of the bells, 1728; a doggerel poem relating to a Welshman; a copy of Eduard Lhuyd: Parochial Queries In Order to A Geographical Dictionary, A Natural History, &c. of Wales sent to a correspondent by William Brewster, Hereford.

A manuscript containing letters, papers and accounts relating to the establishment of national schools at Llanelli, Carmarthenshire, 1858-1887, and at Castell Caereinion, Montgomeryshire, 1868-1887; translations by T. Rees Davies; a poem by John Harries; a poem on the execution of Sir Charles Baldwin; notes on scholarships for sons of clergy in Wales; an address by A. J. M. Green, rector of Halkyn.

A letter, 18 September 1789, from Edward Darell, London relating to a harper by the name of Tom Jones; verses composed by Mrs M. Jones, Berthen Gron, Tywyn on the occasion of a wedding, 29 November 1888; a letter, 14 March 1904, from William Williams, solicitor, Cardiff to William Morgan, 'Penfro' relating mainly to Welsh hymn-tunes, etc.

A notebook containing sermons written about 1635, medical recipes, and pedigrees of North Wales families written about 1710.

Miscellanea, including a list of 'Subscriptions received towards the new Vicarage at Trefeglwys', 1889, and notes of sermons preached at 'Sassion Llangeitho', August 1877.

Miscellaneous papers relating partly to the parishes of Llangristiolus and Cerrig-Ceinwen, Anglesey, and to John Roberts (son of John Roberts, solicitor, Bangor), who became curate there in 1830 and, later, rector.

The balance sheet of the Gwalchmai, Anglesey coronation festivities, 22 June 1911; a notice to electors in an Abersychan Urban District Council election; notes by M. B. Cobb on Roman coins.

The second of two volumes of sermon notes, miscellaneous extracts, and anecdotes relating to Ann Griffiths, the hymnist, in the autograph of John Jones, Llanfyllin.

The first of two volumes of sermon notes, miscellaneous extracts, and anecdotes relating to Ann Griffiths, the hymnist, in the autograph of John Jones, Llanfyllin.

Miscellaneous documents from the Clayton manuscripts, consisting of a statement relating to the estate of John Bodvell under a deed of 20 February 1639/40; a quotation from William Lane of the Inner Temple to [Judge] George Jefferies with authority to the latter to deliver his chamber in the Inner Temple to Thomas Sturmy, 8 July 1665; a letter from John Moorer to William Davies at Drusloyne [Dryslwyn] concerning iron at Carmarthen and elsewhere, 1669; a letter from H. Buller to Sir Robert Clayton concerning a loan on the security of Streetmarshall and other manors, 26 May 1673; a bond from Paul Cole and Judith Faustus to [Sir] John Jones of Fonmon, 14 December 1674, for the performance of covenants; a receipt by John Jones of Fonmon, 4 May 1676, for the marriage portion of his wife Anne, daughter of Sir Thomas Bludworth; letters from Henry Morgan to Sir Robert Clayton, September-November 1676; an order in Council, 30 October 1678, signed Phi. Lloyd, to Sir George Jefferies, recorder of London, to attend to the prosecution of one Child; a bill from Jo. Henley, tailor, to Sir John Jones, June 1677; a receipt by Anna Morgan, 4 October 1679, for a tally on Excise revenue; a petition by John Williams to the Right Hon. George, Lord Jefferyes, Baron of Wemm, Lord High Chancellor, circa 1680; opinions in favour of the King's dispensing powers given by Sir Thomas Powys and Richard Hopton, Justice of North Wales, 1686; a letter from George Evans to the Lord Chancellor concerning a riot in Southwark, 15 April 1687; a docket to the Lord Chancellor of the offices of the Marquis of Powis in Wales, 4 April 1688; a letter from Sir Thomas Powys to the Lord Chancellor, 9 May 1688; a letter from Jo. Brecknocke to John Saville; a quit claim from James Jones of Abergavenny, hair bletcher, to John Sutherland, hair merchant, 24 November 1719; a letter, 1 November 1755, from John Rees, Penymas concerning lead ore under Maesgwenllian in Kidwelly and concerning the seizure of a ship and cargo of brandy; a certificate of the baptism of Robert Chiping at Bletchingley, 16 February 1701; and a warrant, 25 November 1806, signed by Charles Watkin Williams Wynn for the payment to Peter [Burrell], Lord Gwydir, of £85 for the attendance of attendants and marshalls at the trial of [Henry Dundas] Lord Melville.

Miscellanea in the hand of Rees Jenkin Jones. (Formerly Rees Jenkin Jones MS.) English, Welsh. In boards. Donated by Dr Goronwy Jones, Swansea.