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Gb0211 Carmarthen Borough GB 0211 Carmarthen Borough Carmarthenshire Archive Service This catalogue was digitised by The National Archives as part of the National Register of Archives digitisation project NRA 33713 The National Archives Sec case ^Or CC\rv,£ ' ACC. 5559; 5570 Carm. Boro Carmarthen Borough records transferred to the Carmarthenshire Record Office by Mr. Vaughan Williams, District Secretary and Solicitor, Carmarthen District Council. January - February 1980 CARMARTHEN BOROUGH MINUTE BOOKS 1. Minute Book 1835 - 1842 2. Minute Book Market Committee Minutes 1851-55; 1843 - 1849 Public Works Committee Minutes 1855-1895 3. Minute Book 1858 1876 4. Minute Book 1876 1891 5. Minute Book 1892 - 1906 6. Minute Book 1906 - 1917 7. Minute Book 1917 - 1924 8. Minute Book 1924 - 1932 9. Minute Book 1932 - 1937 10. Minute Book (Printed) 1929 - 31 11. Minute Book (Printed) 1932 - 34 12. Minute Book c i, (Printed and Ine". Committee Minutes) 1938 - 1939 13. Minute Book (Printed and incl . Committee Minutes) 1938 - 1939 -2­ Carm. Boro 14. Committee Minute Book (Rough Council Minutes 1880-85) 1880 85 15. Committee Minute Book (incl. Rough Council Minutes 1885-87) 1885 87 16. Committee Minute Book (incl. Rough Council Minutes 1887-1890) 1887 1890 17. Committee Minute Book (incl. Rough Council Minutes 1890-93) 1890 1893 18. Committee Minute Book (incl. Rough Council Minutes 1893-7) 1893 1897 19. Committee Minute Book (incl. Rough Council Minutes) 1899 1902 20. Committee Minute Book 1903 1908 21. Committee Minute Book (incl. Rough Council Minutes) 1908 1911 22. Committee Minute Book 1911 13 23. Committee Minute Book (incl. Rough Council Minutes) 1914 17 24. Committee Minute Book 1919 1922 25. Committee Minute Book 1922 23 26. Committee Minute Book 1923 1925 27. Committee Minute Book 1925 27 28. Committee Minute Book 1927 29 29. Committee Minute Book 1929 1931 -3 - Carm. Boro 30. Committee Minute Book (Printed) 1931 ­ 32 31. Committee Minute Book 1932 March ­ October 32. Committee Minute Book 1933 33. Committee Minute Book 1934 34. Committee Minute Book 1935 35. Committee Minute Book 1936 36. Committee Minute Book 1937 37. Rough Minutes of Council and Committees 1902 ­ 05 38. Rough Minutes of Council and Committees 1905 ­ 08 39. Rough Minutes of Council 1915 ­ 18 40. Rough Minutes 1918 ­ 19 41. Rough Minutes 1923 ­ 25 42. Rough Minutes 1925 ­ 26 43. Rough Minutes 1931 COPY CHARTERS 135. Charter of Confirmation for Borough 1764 of Carmarthen 134. Charter of Confirmation for Borough 1796 of Carmarthen With subscriber s lis t 4- Carm. Boro CORRESPONDENCE 44. Letter Book 1842 - 1843 45. Letter Book 1892 - 1893 46. Letter Book 1893 47. Letter Book 1900 - 1902 48. Letter Book 1909 - 1912 49. Letter Book 1912 - 1913 50. Letter Book 1913 - 1915 51. Letter Book 1915 - 1916 52. Letter Book 1916 - 1917 53. Letter Book 1917 - 1919 54. Letter Book 1919 - 1920 55. Letter Book 1920 - 1921 56. Letter Book 1929 - 1930 57. Letter Book 1930 58. Letter Book November 1959 - February 1960 59. Letter Book March - May 1960 -5- Carm. Boro 60. Letter Book May - October 1960 61. Letter Book October 1960 - January 1961 62. Letter Book November 1969 - February 1970 63. Letter Book February - May 1970 64. Letter Book May - July 1970 65. Letter Book July - September 1970 66. Letter Book October - December 1970 67. Letter Book December 1970 - March 1971 103. Correspondence 1920 104. Correspondence 1920 - 1921 105. Correspondence 1931 106. Correspondence 1932 107. Correspondence 1934 108. Correspondence 1938 - 1939 179. File: Miscellany of correspondence concerning industry in S.W. Wales 181. Correspondence concerning public music and dancing licences 182. Correspondence re. Sunday entertainments Act 1932 (Opening of Cinemas on Sundays) -6- Carm. Boro 183. Correspondence fil e Parliamentary Bill s - answers, queries and amendments 184. Correspondence re: Special Areas (Amendment) Act 1937 185. Correspondence file: New School and Maternity and Child Welfare Clinic at Pond Street, Carmarthen. 1939 188. Correspondence file : Broadcast listeners *M Service 189. Correspondence file : Election of Auditors 221. Correspondence file re: British Records Association including Annual Reports of Association 223. Correspondence file re: Justices of the Peace Act 1949 226. Correspondence file: National Fitness Committee Games Scheme 1939 230. Correspondence concerning coroners fees 1941 and Destruction of Coroner's Records 1942 240. Correspondence fil e 1940 - 1954 241. Correspondence fil e Food gifts from Dominions 1946 - 1952 242. Correspondence: Egg-grading 1941 - 1942 243. Correspondence file : Supplementary clothing coupons, consumer rationing order and circulars 244. Correspondence file: Stock-taking re Fire Service equipment 245. Correspondence A.T.C. Sunday; Carm. 5.7.1942 -7- Carm. Boro 246. Correspondence fil e Summer Holidays for Workers 1942 and 1 Holidays at Home' 1944 247. Correspondence fil e Exercise 'Marine' 30.6.42 266. Correspondence fil e Mayor's correspondence 267. Correspondence fil e Great Western Railway Bil l 1926 268. Correspondence fil e Flooding and Erosion 1943 - 1965 269. Correspondence re Town Hall Clock 1938 - 1948 270. Correspondence re Exchange of Rooms and Equipment at Municipal Buildings 1952 273. Correspondence and Plans re Towy Estuary - Bombing and Firing Ranges 277. Correspondence re Claim for Damages 111 and 113 Priory Street 1951 278. Correspondence re Damage and Nuisance 23 Spilman Street 281. Correspondence re Jesus College Estate Lloyds Bank Premises, Woods Row 282. Correspondence fil e Mental Hospital Rating Appeal 285. Correspondence fil e Acquisition of the Swan Inn 1970 - 1971 290. Correspondence fil e re. Estate and Succession Duties Rev. Frederick Jones and Mrs. Mary Addison Lammas Street 1938 292. Correspondence fil e Police Act 1946 Transfer of property and acquisition oif Woods Row premises -8- Carm. Boro 70. Burial Board Letter Book 1915 - 1919 68. Register of Letters Received 1913 - 1945 69. Register of Letters Received 1955 - 1961 STANDING ORDERS 192. Standing Orders of Carm. Town Council 194. Standing Orders re Contracts Boro of Carm. BYE-LAWS 116. Bye-Laws. Common Lodging Houses 1875 206. Boro of Carm. Byelaws re Common Lodging Houses (2 copies) 1894 117. Bye Laws New Streets and Buildings (3 copies) 1895 208. Boro of Carm. Byelaws re Nuisances 1896 119. Bye-Laws New Street'*and Buildings . 1898 HQ LLJJJS' idAz-rzJt-voT-i of k^ctit-ij-fj i^T-ir / 123. Draft Amendments by Local Govt. Board to Public Park Bye-Laws 1900 210. Boro of Carm. Bye Laws re Public Recreation Ground 1901 124. Bye Laws Officia l copy re: Slaughter-House 1904 121. Bye Laws: Slaughter House 1904 120. Bye Laws: Market 1905 122. Correspondence concerning drafting of New Market Bye Laws 1905 212. Boro. of Carm. Bye Laws re Markets and Fairs 1932 211. Boro of Carm. Bye Laws re Slaughter-House 1932 -9- Carm. Boro 209. Boro of Carm. Bye Laws re Wireless Installations 1934 213. Boro of Carm. Bye Laws re Offensive Trades 1935 204. Boro of Carm. Building Bye Laws (3 copies) c.1936 205. Boro of Carm. Building Byelaws 1939 207. Boro of Carm. Byelaws re New Streets 1939 279. Dispensation of Bye Laws 80 and 81 re 36 Spilman Street 1951 ACTS OF PARLIAMENT 133. Copies of: Two Acts of Parliament 1792 * 1805 The latter repealing and amending the former. Largely concerning Goal and water supplies 131. An Act of Repeal 1805 Concerning Goal, and water supplies 132. An Act to provide a new Cattle Market­ place and Slaughterhouse and to amend existing Act 1853 127. Carmarthen Improvement Act 1898 129. Provisional Order for Altering Carmarthen Improvement Act of 1898 1905 128. Provisional Orders Confirmation Act 1905 SEAL REGISTERS 79. Seal Register 1929 - 1946 80. Seal Register 1946 - 1959 -10- Carm. Boro DECLARATIONS, DISCLOSURES AND ATTENDANCE 74. Book of Declarations 1828 1837 75. Book of Declarations 1914 1925 76. Declaration of Acceptance of Office book 1934 1950 77. Declaration of Acceptance of Office book 1950 1961 78. Declaration of Acceptance of Office book 1961 1972 84. Register of Disclosures 1937 1969 85. Register of Disclosures By Officers 1951 82. Attendance Book 1938 - 1941 POLICE 81. Minutes of Watch Committee 1836 - 1899 224. Carm. Boro Police Information Book November 1880 ­ October 1886 110. Police Duty Book 1871 - 1873 111. Police Duty Book 1879 - 1881 113. Head Constable's Report 1919 114. Re: Closure of Carmarthen Goal 2 letters 1922 214. Boro of Carm. Regulations of Watch Committee Street Collections 1938 112. Misc. Police Reports 1935 - 1945 Annual Report 1946 222. Correspondence Fil e re Watch Committee PENSIONS COMMITTEE 71. Resolution Book of Pensions Committee Apri l 1918 ­ February 1919 -11- Carm. Boro PENSIONS COMMITTEE (continued) 72. Resolution Book of Pensions Committee February 1919 - October 1919 PLANNING FILES 293. Carmarthen Bridge 1924 - 1925 294. Housing Act 1936: Clearance Areas and Maps 295. Cattle Market 1937 - 1941 296. Carm. Ind. Co-op Soc. Ltd. 1937 New Central Premises King Street 1937 297. Proposed New Senior School, Carmarthen 1950 298. Pentrepoeth Infants School 1948 299. Grammar School 1950 300. Wellfield Road Grammar School 301. (Trevaughan and Penlan) Nursery School Site 1952 302. New Junior School Grange Site 1959 303. Priory Street School 1950 304. Johnstown School 1940 305. Pentrepoeth School 1939 306. New Council Offices, Spilman Street 1938 307. County Offices, Castle Hil l 1938 308. Ambulance Station, Abergwili Road 1956 309. Staff Accommodation Glangwili Hospital 1960 310. A Four Storey Nurses Home Glangwili Hospital 1955 311. Glangwili Hospital Stage 2 1958 -12- Carm. Boro 312. Glangwili Hospital Stage 2 Amendment 1959 313. Glangwili Hospital Stage 3 1962 314. Priory Street County Infirmary 1948 315. Priory Street County Infirmary 1949 316. Priory Street County Infirmary 1950 317. Priory Street County Infirmary 1950 318. W.D. Hospital, Dolgwili Road 1948 319. Small Pox Hospital 1946 320. St. David's Hospital 1957 321. St. David's Hospital 1961 322. Trinity College 1952 323.
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