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A volume of printed pedigrees of the family of Lloyd of Clochfaen, Llangurig, together with manuscript additions by Jacob Youde William Lloyd of Clochfaen and others.

An illuminated address presented by the Welsh Presbyterian Church at Heywood Street, Manchester, to Isaac Powell, 6 May, 1890.

Transcripts of legal documents, including a case for the plaintiff in an action, [c. 1822], in the Court of Great Sessions between [James] Blair, an attorney, residing at Uttoxeter, plaintiff, and Thomas Jones of Llainwen, near Ruthin, defendant, for the recovery of balance of rents received by the defendant as agent for the Cernioge estate in co. Denbigh; brief for the plaintiff in an action, [c. 1822], in the Court of Great Sessions between James Blair, plaintiff, and Thomas Jones, defendant, for the recovery of debts and damages; and a fragment of a mortgage, [c. 1722], of the Cernioge estate? by members of the Kenrick family.

Material relating to the engravings by John Petts published in Gwyn Jones: The Green Island (Golden Cockerel Press, 1946), including letters, 1945-1946, to Christopher Sandford, the publisher, from Gwyn Jones, John Petts, John [Northcote] Nash, artist, and others; two original drawings by John Petts; and some page-proofs and pulls of illustrations. Professor Gwyn Jones's letters also contain several references to the preparation for publication by the Golden Cockerel Press of Gwyn Jones and Thomas Jones: The Mabinogion (1948).

Printed copies of rules of Glannau Rhyddallt Friendly Society and Glannau Rhyddallt Juvenile Society, signed by the officers, together with certificates and registration, 1887-1913. Inset is a letter from the Registry of Friendly Societies, 1904.

An account book containing audited annual particulars of payments by individual members of Glannau Rhyddallt Friendly Society for expenses, fines, rules and tickets, and sashes and gloves, 1905-1910.

A notebook containing draft accounts of receipts and disbursements of Glannau Rhyddallt Friendly Society, 1902-1910, a statement of the position of the Society in relation to the National Insurance Act of 1911, draft minutes of a meeting of the Society held 16 March, 1912, and a draft undated letter by Thomas G. Thomas, Cae Rhos, in connection with the Society's petition for recognition under the terms of the Act.

A volume containing lists of monthly payments in lieu of sickness and death made by Glannau Rhyddallt Friendly Society, 2 May, 1905-15 September, 1908.

An account book of Glannau Rhyddallt Friendly Society, containing particulars of monthly contributions from individual members, 1911-1914.

An account book of Glannau Rhyddallt Friendly Society, containing draft particulars of receipts and disbursements in respect of sashes and gloves, 1896-1904.

A volume containing draft particulars of monthly payments by individual members of Glannau Rhyddallt Friendly Society, 1897-1898. At the end are draft accounts of benefit payments and other disbursements and draft balance sheets, 1896-1898.

A small notebook containing draft particulars of monthly payments by individual members of Glannau Rhyddallt Friendly Society, 1896-1897.

An account book of Glannau Ifor Benefit Society, containing particulars of annual contributions by individual members, 1853-1878. Inset is an undated and shorter list of individual contributions.

Holograph papers of Mrs. Felicia Dorothea Hemans, including poems entitled 'To the Memory of Bishop Heber' and 'Hymn on the Resurrection', an incomplete poem beginning 'In the green trees ...', a letter from Bronwylfa, St. Asaph, 7 January, 1822, to Lady John Campbell (the gift of the accompanying 'little Works'), and an undated letter to J. C. Graves, Fitzwilliam Square (a visit to Cheltenham, etc.).

Two Latin letters, one from Gabriel Goodman, Dean of Westminster, 1569, and the other from Thomas Godwin, master of Abingdon School, and letters from P. Francis, 1787, and John Fenn, 1773.

A catalogue, compiled about 1820, of the Goodman library at Ruthin.

Notes, by John Evans, Aberystwyth, of sermons preached by Job Miles, Congregational minister, 1884-5.

A volume of notes of sermons preached in Oswestry (the 'Old Chapel' and 'Hermon'), 1843.

A manuscript music book containing hymn-tunes.

The editor's own set of Cymru (O. M. Edwards), Vols. 1-44, 1891-1913 containing manuscript notes, some original manuscripts of contributions and letters by correspondents.