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typewritten copies, cardboard binding Babad Dipa N agar a, Menado ver sion, in macapat verse, allegedly written by parjéran Dipa Nagara himself during his exile in Menado (Minahassa), copy of codex Panti Budaya, Yogyakarta, no 84, made by R.T. Puspanirjrat in 1972. Dr Carey added an interesting introduction on the authorship of the text, which is comparable with LOr 6547 (coll. Hazeu). It is not identical with the Sajarah Ratu Tanah Jawa in prose, in Arabic script, also al legedly written by paqéran Dipa Nagara, found by Dr Carey in Makasar, see LOr 14.068/69. A Javanese résumé of the contents of KITLV Or 474 and indices of proper and local names were made made by R.T. Puspanirjrat. Purchased from Dr Carey in 1973. KITLV Or 475 28.030 34,5 X 22 cm out- 6 + 48 pp., side romanized 30 x 18 cm writing typewritten copy, cardboard binding Babad Paku Alam, in prose, be ginning with the Pacina war (1740-’43) up to the deposition of the Sultan of Yogyakarta Amërjku Buwana II (Sultan Sëpuh) by Sir Stamford Raffles in 1812. It is a transliter ated copy of the Javanese text published in “Bloemlezing uit Javaansche Proza-ge- schriften” by C. Poensen (Leiden, 1893). Dr Carey provided a translation of Poen- sen's Dutch notes and added various

supplementary notes. Presented to the lib' rary by Dr Carey in 1973. KITLV Or 504 49.681, 47.860 34 x 22 cm 19 + 183 + 232 + 68 + 35 pp., romanized typewritten copy, blue linen binding “Landgrants, original letters and “reports from the Yogyakarta kraton, “dated between 1773-1810 and captured by “the British at the time of the fall of the kraton “in June 1812. Earlier part of the “Crawfurd collection and sold to the “British Museum (now British Library) “in February 1842”, registered BL Addi tional Manuscripts 12.341, 12.342, 12-303 and 14.397, see Ricklefs-Voorhoeve, “If' donesian Manuscripts in Great Britain > 1977, pp. 53 and 47. The transliterations from the original Javanese script were made in Yogyakarta by radèn tumërjguO Puspaniqrat under the supervision of Dr P.B.R. Carey of Oxford, and presented by the latter to the Institute in 1977. Mi crofilms and xeroxes are also deposited in the KITLV library. Dr Carey supplied a useful English sum mary (19 pp.) of the contents of BL Add- 12.341 (319 folios, 183 pp. copy). It con tains more than 200 paragraphs dealing with various subjects pertaining both to the in ternal affairs of the Sultanate (landgrants, appointments of officials etc.), the private life at Court (religious memorial services in Mecca connected with the death of mem bers of the Royal family) and political rela-