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NLW MSS 21701-22852 (2) Index NLW MSS 21701-22852 (2) Index AACHEN. see Aix-la-Chapelle. AARON, Edward. Letter from (1812), 21816, f. 28. ‘AB HEVIN’. see Lloyd, Henry. ABBEYS. Kirkham, MS from library of, 22251. Llanthony, printed stanzas rel. to, 21817, ff. 142-3. Osney, valuation of lands of, extract from, 22166, ff. 93v-4. Strata Florida, engraving of (1741), 22743, f. 8. Tewkesbury, extract from chronicle of, 21744, f. 117v. Thame, valuation of lands of, extract from, 22166, f. 93v. Tintern, Bible belonging to (mid 13 cent.), 22631. Tintern, description of (1833), 22340, ff. 24v-5v. Tintern, description of (late 19 cent.), 22700, ff. 8-9. Tintern, sketch of (1833), 22340, f. 26. Valle Crucis, description of (1802), 22190, ff. 22v-3. West Dereham, treatise by canon of (15 cent.), 22688. ABBOT, Ashel. Music by, transcript of, 22121, f. 11v. ABBOTT, Charles, 1st baron Tenterden. Letters from (1828), 21977, f. 7 (12-13). ABER. Falls, engravings of (mid 19 cent.), 21992, f. 10v; 22021, f. 24. Falls, photograph of (1871), 22021, f. 25. Tour (1865), 21992, ff. 10v-11. Tour (1871), 22021, ff. 22-7. ABERAERON. Marwnad ... Saith o Bysgodwyr ... Aberayron ... 1814, transcripts of, 21741, ff. 1- 9v; 21742, ff. 176v-84. Poetry to, transcripts of, 21740, ff. 32-4v; 21742, ff. 34-6v. ABER-ARTH. see Llanddewi Aber-arth. ABER-CARN. Address presented by people of (1911), 21915. Colliery accident at, 1878, ref. to, 22344, f. 129. ABERCONWAY, 2nd baron. see McLaren, Henry Duncan. ABERCONWAY, 2nd baroness. see McLaren, Christabel Mary Melville. ABERCROMBIE, Professor Lascelles. Letters from (1922-4), 22725, ff. 1-2v. ABERCROMBIE, Peter Henderson, MD. Statement by, concerning Lloyd George’s illness (1911), 22523, ff. 30-4. ABERCYNFFIG. Doctor’s medical fund, record of contributions to (1885-92), 22736. ABERDÂR. Ballads and ballad-singers of (c. 1936), 22712. Choir, poem in praise of (mid 19 cent.), 21842, f. 32v. Eisteddfod at, 1861, ref. to, 21822, f. 86. Eisteddfodau, 1840s-50s, essay and poetry at, 22673, ff. 77v, 150v-1, 171v-2. Gadlys, ironworks, poem to (1851), 22673, ff. 83v-5. Heol-y-Felin, dissenting congregation at, note on (1855), 22673, f. 101. Park School, press cutting on history of, 21832, ff. 48-50. Ysgol y Comin. see Park School. ABERDARE. see Aberdâr. ABERDARE, 1st baron. see Bruce, Henry Austin. ABERDARE, 2nd baron. see Bruce, Henry Campbell. ABERDARON. Deeds rel. to lands in, 1651-1717, abstracts of, 22020, ff. 147v-8. Postman at, diaries and essays of (1880-96), 21854-8. ABERDEEN, 4th earl of. see Gordon, George Hamilton. ABERDEEN AND TEMAIR, 1st marquess of. see Gordon, John Campbell. ABERDOVEY. see Aberdyfi. ABERDYFI. Howell family estate in, accounts rel. to (1883-1909), 21734, passim. Howell family estate in, rental of (1893-1916), 21735, passim. Sermon preached at (1837), 22143, ff. 39-49v. ABER-ELWYN, co. Carmarthen. James family, memoranda concerning, 22048, passim. ABERGAVENNY. Cymdeithas Cymreigyddion y Fenni, proposals of (1839), 21881, f. 23. Cymreigyddion Eisteddfod, 1834, poetry at, 22673, ff. 2-3v. Cymreigyddion Eisteddfod, 1842, poem rel. to, 22673, ff. 36v-7. Cymreigyddion Eisteddfod, 1852, list of subjects for, 21822, f. 24. Cymreigyddion Eisteddfod, 1853, ref. to, 21822, ff. 39-42. Llanfair Grange, accounts rel. to (1933-43), 22704, ff. 87-92, 96-7. Lordship of, list of MSS rel. to (1784), 22666, f. 28. Race meeting at, 1839, ref. to, 21982, f. 113. ABERGAVENNY, 3rd earl of. see Nevill, John. ABERGAVENNY, 5th earl and 1st marquess of. see Nevill, William. ABERGELE. Deed rel. to land in, 1676, abstract of, 22020, f. 96. Refs to (c. 1837), 22129, ff. 83v, 85. ABERGLASLYN. Engravings of (mid 19 cent.), 21992, f. 16; 22021, ff. 110v, 132v. Photographs of (1871), 22021, ff. 110-11. ABERGWILI. Evidence on, to Welsh Church Commission (1906), 22191, ff. 22-54, 56-88. Sermons preached at (1770-87), 22139. ABERGWYNGREGYN. see Aber. ABERHAFESB. Shooting of gamekeeper at, 1877, ref. to, 22344, f. 131. ABERHOSAN. Ashton family of, papers of (1877-1933), 21704i & ii. Verses rel. to (1877), 21704ii, f. 1. ABERKENFIG. see Abercynffig. ABER-MAD. Attack on, c. 1741-2, account of, 21834, pp. 43-51. ABER-NANT, co. Carmarthen. Sermons preached at (1764-7), 22139, ff. 1-28v. ABERPERGWM. Estate correspondence and papers (1882-95), 22350. see also Aberpergwm Colliery. ABERPERGWM COLLIERY. Account book (1850-8), 22348. Production record (1864-6), 22349. ABER-PORTH. Lime-kilns, map showing (1826), 21983, ff. 19v-20. ABER-SOCH. South Caernarfonshire Yacht Club, ref. to formation of, 22633i, f. 5. South Caernarfonshire Yacht Club Regatta, 1927, ref. to, 22633i, ff. 39v-40. ABERYSGIR. Vicarage of, case rel. to appointment to (1774), 21785, ff. 70-2v. ABERYSTRUTH, parish. Charity Schools in, 1737-1847, list of, 22268, f. 24v. ABERYSTWYTH, borough. Aberystwyth Liberal Association. Rules (1922), 22016, ff. 47-54. Bridge, accounts rel. to building of (1887-1902), 22096. Cambrian News, annual return of, and agreement by (1938), 22087, ff. 24-30v. Concerts at, 1910-19, programmes of, 22694, ff. 74-165 passim. Co-operative Movement, press cutting on, 21751, f. 14. Corn merchant’s ledger (1918-28), 21821. Cricket Club, correspondence and papers rel. to (1937-48), 22677ii. Cricket Club, score-book of (1904-6), 22677i. Eisteddfod, 1952, essay at, 22439. Eisteddfod, 1952, letters rel. to crown competition, 21995, ff. 1-11. Harbour, ref. to (c. 1858), 22769, ff. 4-6. Labour Party, history of (1977), 21751, ff. 41-4. Labour Party, papers rel. to (1965-70), 21806-7, passim. Mason’s account book (1887-1902), 22096. Petition by, 1951, for nomination as capital of Wales, with related papers (1951- 3), 22433-4. Postmaster of, letter rel. to (1833), 21816, f. 35. Queen Adelaide Female Benefit Society, printed rules of (1835), 22739, ff. 42-8. Race meeting at, 1838, ref. to, 21982, f. 105. Sale of wreck at, ref. to (1857), 22639, f. 10. Salt merchants’ declarations (1734-6), 22134, ff. 36v-49 passim. Savings Bank, printed statements of funds of (1850-9), 22737, ff. 14-17. Sketches of (1790, late 18 cent.), 22769, ff. 45-6. Social Club, sermon preached at (1767), 22138, ff. 27-34. Survey of lands and houses in (1708), 22737, ff. 1-2. Tea trade in, ref. to (1808), 22131, f. 206. Teaching of Welsh in, circular letter rel. to (1944), 21818, f. 254. Town clock, photograph of (1950s), 22743, f. 24. Views of (1951), 22433, inside cover. Young Socialists, papers rel. to (1969-70), 21807, ff. 58-110 passim. Rural district. Food rationing in, letter rel. to (1918), 21818, f. 271. UCW. Letter rel. to post at (1921), 21818, f. 119. Member of staff, letter rel. to proceedings against (1901), 22025, f. 18. Musical Club, 1910-15, papers rel. to, 22692-4, 22696-7, passim. Musical Club, 1910-15, ref. to activities of, 22698, pp. 220-44. School of Music, cuttings rel. to establishing of (1914-15), 22696, ff. 10-11v, 27- 33. School of Music, papers rel. to (1914), 22697, ff. 65-81, 85-96. Wawr, Y, committee minute-book (1913-17), 22490. Welsh Quartet, dissertation rel. to, 22698, pp. 245-71. Welsh Quartet, photograph of (1911), 22697, f. 27. Welsh Quartet, press cuttings rel. to (1911-13), 22696, ff. 3v-5, 7v-8, 23. Welsh Quartet, programmes of performances by (1910-13), 22694, ff. 74-124 passim. ‘ABON’. see Davies, Henry. ABORIGINES. Australian, refs to (1853), 22103, ff. 102r-v, 126r-v. ABRAHAM, Charles John, bishop of Wellington. Letter from (1858 x 70), 22672, f. 3. ABRAHAM, William, ‘Mabon’. Letter from (1907), 22521, f. 69. ABRAHAM, William R., ‘Abram Fardd’, Merthyr Tudful. Poem by, 22674, ff. 18v-19. Poem by, transcript of, 22146, f. 60. ‘ABRAM FARDD’. see Abraham, William R. ABSALOM, son of David. Poetry to (early 19 cent.), 21801, ff. 44-5. ABSE, Dannie, poet and dramatist. Ref. to (1991), 22003, f. 170. Works by, drafts of (1962-83), 21973-4; 21997-8; 22425-9. ABSE, Leo, MP. Leaflet on (1962), 21751, f. 33. Abstract of the Laws now in Force against Popery and Papists ... (1688), 22676, item 33. ACADÉMIE ROYALE DE BELGIQUE. Letter from (1946), 22779, f. 2. ACCIDENTS. Air crash, account of (1944), 22634, f. 81v. Coal mining, refs to (1868-1908), 22344, ff. 55v, 105v-52 passim. Ffestiniog quarry, account of (1833), 22340, f. 117r-v. Railways, refs to (1868-1912), 22344, ff. 105v, 129, 140v, 152v; 22515, f. 4v; 22690, ff. 2-218 passim. ACKERLEY, Joe Randolph, author. Letters from (1940-1), 22728, ff. 18-28. ACKERMAN, John, writer. Book review by (1986), 22841, ff. 63-8. Letter from (1987), 22841, f. 62. Poem by, copy of (1987), 22841, f. 69. ACKLAND, Valentine, poet. Refs to (1953-63), 21936, ff. 86r-v, 131v-2, 138v; 21937, f. 123r-v. ACLAND, Sir Arthur Herbert Dyke. Letter rel. to (1933), 21818, f. 391. Letter to, 1910, copy of, 22522, f. 167. Letters from (1887-91), 22730, ff. 46-7. Letters from (1910-15), 22522, ff. 165, 168; 22527, f. 45. ACLAND, Theodore Dyke, MP. Letter from (1913), 22525, f. 24. ACLAND, Sir Thomas Dyke, the elder. Letter from (1827), 21977, f. 50 (75). ‘ACORN’, sloop, of Carmarthen. Accounts rel. to (1829), 22371, ff. 20-1. ACROSTICS, 22037, passim; 22344, ff. 179v-80; 22708, f. 15v. ‘ACTIVE’, HMS. Ref. to (c. 1858), 22769, f. 28. ACTON, Sir John Emerich Edward Dalberg, 1st baron Acton. Signature of, 22672, f. 4. ADAMS, Rev. David, ‘Hawen’, Liverpool, etc. Letter from (1913), 21790, f. 394. ADAMS, John, Carmarthen. Letters to (1752), 22741, ff. 23-4. ADAMS, N. W., agent to the Stradey and Romilly estates. Letter-book of (1879-95), 22270. ADAMSON, Professor Robert, philosopher. Ref. to (1901), 21958, ff. 65v-6v. ADEANE (née DUNN), Lady Kit.
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