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A Letter (copy): Lady Maidstone to the Dean of St. Davids concerning the completion of the restoration of St. Edward's chapel and proposals for the erection of a statue of St. Raphael, a reredos, etc.

A Letter (copy) Noel T. Kershaw, an assistant secretary of the Local Government Board, to the Dean of St. Davids, concerning varying the Order in Council of 25 October 1881 concerning burials in the Cathedral.

A Letter (copy) W. Williams of Jeffreyston to W. W. Johnson, Chemist, Llandrindod Wells, concerning a resolution of the canons of St. Davids, permitting the burial of Lady Maidstone at the Cathedral.

A letter dated 18 Jan. 1850 addressed to Capt. John Williams of the Brig Willington from the Sloan Brothers, Dumfries, giving instructions for the freight on a voyage to the ports of St Thomas, St Marcs and Liverpool. This letter was found at "Terfyn", Glanwern, Borth, Cardiganshire; together with a photocopy and a typewritten transcript.

A letter dated 2 June 1905 from 'Cranogwen' [Sarah Jane Rees] at Talybont, to Mrs E. Davies, [Taliesin], with an account of a meeting of [Undeb Dirwestol Merched y De] in [Taliesin] and personal matters.

A Letter: Dean Davey of Llandaff to the Dean of St. Davids, asking him what was the law or practice observed in St. Davids concerning the granting of permission for erecting monuments in the Cathedral. Attached is a note concerning the practice at St. Davids.

A letter directed to Paris. Hoping for better news of H. Lushington. Difficult to understand how he bore journey from Marseilles. Miss Wyburn, has set the ballad 'The Road to the Trenches', mentioned in previous letter, to music and it to be published. Hay harvests everywhere ruined by weather. Case brought by Weale (See B 1280) been heard at Presteign Assizes, and much to their satisfaction the jury had declared for, defendant. Lord Campbell was Judge, and he had summed up against Weale. He had also complimented his father for way he had served County as Chairman. Bishop's visit. New arrangements for mail.

A Letter (draft) of a person labouring under the misfortune of an Information, by a person much prejudiced against him to persons whose names are not given refuting charges of neglect of duty.

A Letter: E. B. Wyn Miller-Williams to the Dean of St. Davids enclosing a typescript (430a) of a chronology of the antecedents of the sec. of Caerlion prior to the death of St. David. He also discusses the decanal titles of St. Davids.

Letter Book no.5 and loose letter.

A Letter: Eleanor Vizor to the Dean of St. Davids, sending a donation to the Cathedral Restoration Fund, and enclosing receipts (SDCh/Misc./472a-b) from W. D. Caroe and R. Fry for sums paid for the restoration of Treasurer Lloyd's tomb.

A Letter: F. Morgan to the Dean of St. Davids concerning the scheduling by the Ancient Monuments Board of Porthytwn, the sites of Porthgwyn, Colomendy, and Porth Padrig, and the bridge known as Pont Cerwyn Dewi.

A Letter: F. N. Hazell, vicar of St. Michael's Croydon, to the Dean of St David's, thanking him for hospitality and enclosing a slip (SDCh/Misc./432a) to be inserted within a reliquary containing a relic of St. David.

He encloses a copy of Mr. Ranken's letter. Mr. Ranken's insinuations are just what might be expected from a low minded man like him. The best way of proceeding is to drop Mr. R altogether. The writer's mother has left Mr. Ranken, and her business for the future is to be conducted b Mr. Maconochie. (B) Letter: Captain [F.W.] Drummond to Tho[ma]s Ranken, ESQ., S.S.C., at 68 Queen Street, Edinburgh. The style of Mr. Ranken's letter precludes all further correspondence. The writer has communicated to Sir James Drummond the recipient's letter.