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A book of hymn-tunes and sacred songs, belonging to Margaret Elizabeth Jones, Wolfscastle.

A volume of text and sketches illustrating various engines used in the production of coal and iron industries in England and Wales.

The diary of Captain Samuel Roach (1833-1914), Master Mariner, in manuscript and typescript form, together with copies of probate items and other papers relating to him. Captain Roach was born in St David’s, Pembrokeshire. He bequeathed a thousand pounds in his will towards the building of the Town Hall in his native town, where a plaque in his memory is seen to this day.

A bilingual address, [1850x1894], presented to N[oah] M[organ] Jones ('Cymro Gwyllt') by his friends and admirers on the occasion of his wedding. = Anerchiad dwyieithog [1850x1894], a gyflwynwyd i N[oah] M[organ] Jones gan ei gyfeillion a'i edmygwyr ar achlysur ei briodas.

An account of a tour of North Wales, August-September 1860, by John [ ] of Bath, in the form of letters to his parents, together with a pencil sketch of 'My Villa [Snowdon House] at Llanberis' (f. 1).

An inscribed roll presented to the National Library of Wales on behalf of the Shanghai Library in 1988. The inscription is the work of the calligrapher Han Tiang-heng, Vice-director of the Institute of Chinese Classical Painting. Translated, the text reads 'Books form the steps leading to paradise'.

A hand-painted valentine, c. 1804, containing eight verses written in the corners, originally folded so that the messages could be read when opened.

Papers relating to a Jumble Sale held 10 December 1915 at the Victoria Hall, Lampeter, in aid of the British Farmers' Red Cross Fund.

Microfilm copies of The Papers of William Ewart Gladstone from the British Library (Units 7-9).

A collection of press cuttings and photocopies of articles from journals, 1930s-1960s, mainly comprising reviews of works by and relating to Dylan Thomas.

National Inventory of Documentary Sources in the United Kingdom and Ireland (NIDS), Units 91-2: University of Sussex Library (0.012.025); Centre for South Asian Studies (0.016.005); University of Warwick Modern Records Centre (0.033.146-180); National Library of Scotland (0.44.311-439); West Yorkshire Record Office (0.108.001-027); Gwynedd R O (0.123.207-355)

Poems by John Williams ('Ioan Madog'), Portmadoc.

A contemporary account of the trial of John Williams (1582-1650), bishop of Lincoln, afterwards archbishop of York, in the Court of Star Chamber, 11 July 1637.

A copy of H. Ivor Jones: Hanes Annibyniaeth yn Sir Gaernarfon hyd ddiwedd y ddeunawfed ganrif (Caernarfon [circa 1897], cut up and mounted, with photographs of ministers, preachers, etc. added in the margins, and with some press cuttings.

A list of printed books, articles, etc. written by Thomas Allen Glenn (1864-1948) up to the year 1930.

'Papyr i'w ddarllen yng nghyfarfod y Lleugwyr yn Undeb Cymreig Rhyl ... Mehefin 16, gan Timothy Richard (1845-1919), Lampeter, ar "Lle cerddoriaeth yngwasanaeth y cysegr"'.

Extracts, translated, from the Relazioni Universali of Giovanni Botero (?1533-1617), including a description of Wales, Cornwall and the Isle of Anglesey.

Notes of some sermons preached by Thomas Richards (?Abergwaun), John Evans (Llwynffortun), Morgan Howells, Humphrey Gwalchmai and Moses Jones at the Calvinistic Methodist Cymanfa held at Aberystwyth, 9-11 March 1825.

Particulars of the manor of Berthddu, Cardiganshire, giving names of owners and occupiers of property, c. mid 19 cent., together with a few similar particulars for occupiers and lands in the parish of Ystradmeurig, c. 1865.

Copies of articles in Y Traethodydd, 1852-1853, by William Rowlands (Gwilym Lleyn) (1802-1865) entitled Llyfryddiaeth y Cymry, and of articles entitled Llyfrau Cymru in Y Gwladgarwr, both series of articles having manuscript annotations by Daniel Silvan Evans (1818-1903).