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Miscellaneous material relating to the early years of the National Library of Wales, mainly press cuttings, 1928-1929, from the Western Mail.

Early Fortifications in Wales and 'Vita Sancta Kebie' by Sabine Baring-Gould. English. Between boards. Donated by the Reverend D. R. Davies, Llanwrtyd, December 1968.

Three letters, 1869-1874, to James Kenward, FSA ('Elfynydd'), writer and poet, from H. B. Biden of Nottingham and London. They describe in detail walks and climbs in Snowdonia, South Wales and the Lake District, and include notes and comments on flora, geology, local guides and lodgings, the death of [John Williams] ab Ithel, Llandanwg church, co. Merioneth, the effects on the landscape of industrial and other development, guidebooks to Wales, Kenward's For Cambria: themes in verse and prose (London, 1868), and Oriel: a study in Eighteen Hundred and Seventy (London, 1871), and Biden's own publishing problems.

Early stories, letters, etc by Caradoc Evans and others (holograph and typescript). (Formerly Caradoc Evans MS 5.) English. Unbound. Donated by Mrs M. Caradoc Evans, Penrhyncoch, 1946/1947.

Two telegrams addressed to Dr. Taylor, Cardiff, 1873.

An article entitled 'Ancient Baptist Cemetary at Sinking Spring' [Berks County, Pennsylvania, USA] transcribed by the donor William F. Griffiths from the Reading Eagle dated 16 September 1900 and 'The trek to Conestoga'.

Papers of and relating to Earthfall Dance Company, comprising material relating to individual stage productions; workshops and residencies; tours, festivals and events; awards; funding; annual reviews; correspondence; and miscellaneous material.

An order, dated at Fort William, 31 December 1782, and signed by Warren Hastings and others, directing the Court of Directors of the East India Company to pay the sum of £375 to John Lloyd, rector of Caerwys, as executor of his brother Edward Lloyd, who died at Oudh.

Deeds and documents relating to Pembrokeshire, 1621-1891, Carmarthenshire, 1768-1831, and Gloucestershire, 1769.

Papers and deeds, mainly relating to Pembrokeshire, 1296-1931, including records of the manors of Manorbier, Penely, and Prendergast, 1618-1850; and papers relating to the Ambleston estate, 1838-[1890].

Conveyance of a farm and lands called Llwynhelig, in the parish of Llangybi, Co. Caernarvon, to Ebenezer Thomas (Eben Fardd), 1 March 1854, and a copy of his will, dated 7 January 1863.

A register of Ebenezer Congregational church, Cefn-y-Faenor, Berriew, Montgomeryshire, recording baptisms, 1839-1884, and persons received into full membership, 1850-1894. Also included are a list of church members, 1829 (ff. 124-5 verso) and 1848 (ff. 129-30) and other memoranda.

One of two autograph volumes, 1720, containing a verse re-telling by Ebenezer Gale of some four hundred fables by Aesop and others, based on Sir Roger L'Estrange's English prose translation, Fables of Aesop ... with Morals and Reflections (1692).

One of two autograph volumes, 1720, containing a verse re-telling by Ebenezer Gale of some four hundred fables by Aesop and others, based on Sir Roger L'Estrange's English prose translation, Fables of Aesop ... with Morals and Reflections (1692).

A history of South Wales in the Stuart period, with particular reference to religious history, by Ebenezer Josiah Newell (d. 1916), rector, 1900-1916, of Sollers near Cleobury Mortimer and author of histories of the British and Welsh church and of the diocese of Llandaff.

A book in the hand of Ebenezer Richard (1781-1837) containing outlines of sermons preached between 1813 and 1836, notes of a sermon preached at Tregaron, 25th August 1824, lecture notes, hymns, etc.

A sermon by Ebenezer Williams, Defynnog, Brecknockshire.

Ecclesiastical History of Wales (Volume 1) by Joshua Thomas. See also NLW MS 21163B. English. 1/4 leather. Purchased from Bristol Baptist College, February 1996.

Ecclesiastical History of Wales (Volume 2) by Joshua Thomas. See also NLW MS 21162B. English. 1/4 leather. Purchased from Bristol Baptist College, February 1996.