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Part of Thomas Charles Edwards Papers,
A letter from Daniel Rowlands, Bangor, to T. C. Edwards, dated 20 March 1894, containing reminiscences of Lewis Edwards and enclosing four autograph letters (1852-76). English, Welsh and Latin.
A letter from David Davies to his uncle Robert Davies of Aberystwyth, dated Bristol, giving an account of the Bristol riots.
A letter from David Jones to his wife, dated Tremains,
A letter from David Williams to Gwilym Arthur Edwards, Bala,
A letter from David Williams to James Dale, [Oxford],
A letter from David Williams to Thomas Charles Williams, Holyhead, and a reply from Menai Bridge,
A letter from David Williams, Devonport, to his wife, and a telegram, Alexandria,
Part of Gwyn Thomas Papers,
A letter from Denis Mitchell to Lyn Thomas, thanking her for the book and hoping that one day Burton may have a chance to listen to the cassette. Photocopy.
Part of Gwyn Thomas Papers,
A Letter from Dora [James], Broncastell, to Edith [James],
Part of J. Glyn Davies Papers,
Gives his reminiscences of the Rev. Thomas Charles Williams.
Part of Harrison family papers
Part of J. R. Hughes Papers and Deeds,
A Letter from E. Mary Lilford, Lilford Hall, [Oundle], to 'Dearest Granny', Lady Affleck, 33 South Street, Park Lane, London, mentioning the fire [at the old Houses of Parliament] and the Poor Laws.
A letter from E. Williams addressed to 'Anwyl Frawd a Chwaer',
Incomplete.
A letter from Ebenezer Richard to William Morris [Cilgerran],
A Letter from Edw. Thelwall, Wrexham, to his uncle Capt. Edward Thelwall at Plase-ward or elsewhere,
Part of Cernioge Estate Records,
The writer has left a great deal of money unpaid at Mr Perrie's.
A Letter from Edw. Thorowgood, London to his 'Kind Cosen Springe',
Part of Cernioge Estate Records,
He has been at Ware, but thank God is safely returned home, and expected the addressee could have been here in London before his coming back. Earnestly entreating the addressee to come away with all the speed he possibly can. Damaged.
Part of Crosswood Estate Records,
A Letter from Edward Hughes of Aberllolwyn to Lord Lisburne concerning payment of money and a discussion about the value of each oz. of gold in the money of that time (Oct. 30, 1770).