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British Antiquities in Harleian MSS
An incomplete catalogue of manuscripts amongst the Harleian MSS 'tending to elucidate British antiquities' compiled, 1784, by the Reverend Thomas Jeffreys (1749-1793) and arranged according to subject: Welsh churches, principality of Wales, princes of Wales, etc.
Jeffreys, Thomas, Walsall Catalogue of manuscripts (1784), NLW MS 22666E
A volume containing fifty-six sermons in Welsh, c. 1841-1843, with an index of texts (ff. 203v-4v). A photocopy of the first page of an autograph sermon of the Reverend Titus Lewis (1773-1811), Carmarthen, also found loose inside the volume, has been tipped in (MS 22691iA, f. i). The original sermon [?February 1802], but with the first page wanting, is to be found in NLW MS 18995A, pp. 212-14.
A general survey of the state industry of Caernarvonshire and Meirionethshire.
Richards, William Morgan
Nicholson, Nigel
McDonald, James R.
A wealth of kaleidoscope pictures: : visions of the urban poor of South Wales, 1850-c.1917.
Lewis, Sian Helen
The social aspects of the rise and decay of literary culture in Mold and Holywell.
Jones, David J.
Aspects of the Welsh prophetic verse tradition in the middle ages.
A photocopy of a dissertation by Marion Bonner Jenkins, 'Aspects of the Welsh prophetic verse tradition in the Middle Ages: incorporating textual studies of poetry from 'Llyfr Coch Hergest' (Oxford, Jesus College, MS CXi) and 'Y Cwta Cyfarwydd' (Aberystwyth, National Library of Wales, MS Peniarth 50)', submitted for the degree of PhD (Cambridge, 1990).
Jenkins, Manon Bonner
The geology of the lower palaeozoic rocks between Aberdaron and Rhiw, Caernarvonshire, North Wales.
Hawkins, Terence Ronald Wilfred
Richard Vaughan as a regionalist writer,
A typescript thesis 'Richard Vaughan as a regionalist writer' submitted for a higher degree at the Sorbonne, Paris, in 1965 by Marie-Hélène Estève.
Estève, Marie-Hélène.
High status sites, kingship and state formation in post-Roman western Britain A.D. 400-700.
Dark, Kenneth Rainsbury