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Ten letters, 1852-1881, to Lady Charlotte Guest (later Schreiber) from various correspondents, containing mainly personal news; together with one each to her son Ivor (f. 20), her daughter Maria (f. 13), and Henry Thoby Prinsep (f. 17).

Letters to Louisa, wife of Edward Morgan, Golden Grove from Mrs H. M. Griffith. See also NLW MS 20097C. English. Boards. Purchased from Commander H. B. Stewart, c/o Messrs C. E. Williams & Co., Oswestry, 1968.

See also NLW MS 20096C. English. Boards. Purchased from Commander H. B. Stewart, c/o Messrs C. E. Williams & Co., Oswestry, 1968.

Nine letters, 1792-1820, to Maria Yeats, Wortley, parish of Wotton-under-Edge, Gloucestershire, later Mrs Penry Williams of Penpont, co. Brecon, including seven from her future sister-in-law, Anne Williams of Penpont, recounting news of family and friends.

Letters, 1874-1908 and n.d., to Mary Davies, and 1872-1878, to her father, William Davies.

Autograph letters, 1902-1921, to Mary Thomas, Pantyclochydd, Llanwenog, Cardiganshire, mainly from various members of the Davies-Evans family of Highmead, Llanybydder, Carmarthenshire.

Letters to Meic Stephens from Vernon Watkins, and one poem by Watkins. English. Between boards. Purchased from Meic Stephens, Welsh Arts Council, Cardiff, May 1968.

Fourteen letters, 1833-1852, all of which appear to be addressed to Michael Jones, Independent minister and first principal of Bala Independent College. The contents of the letters are mainly of an administrative and denominational nature.
The letters contain references to the apprenticeship of pupils at Bala School (ff. 1, 7, 9), the Independent cause at Corwen (ff. 10, 13), Hen Gapel, Llanuwchllyn (f. 20), and discussions regarding the establishment of a preparatory academy at Abergele (ff. 17-18). Also included is a draft reply in the hand of Michael Jones (f. 18 verso), and various letters and papers, 1824-1903, including a printed elegy to the Reverend Henry Rees, Liverpool, by 'Hiraethog Mon', 1869 (f. 31), and a description of a 'Driving tour of W. N. Rigbey & family through part of North Wales', 1883 (ff. 36-9).

Letters, 1841-1853, to Michael Jones (1787-1853), Congregational minister and divine, Bala; also miscellanea, including a leaflet printed [c. 1840] entitled 'Amgylchiadau Annibynwyr Treffynon'.

Letters to Michael Salaman from A. McEvoy, W. Orpen, Gwen John, Henry Tonks, John Fothergill, Gerard Chowne, Gwen Salmond and Ethel Nettleship. English. Purchased from Mr Michael Salaman, London, February 1977.

Letters to Miss K. L. Bebbfrom Principal David Williams. English. Between boards. Donated by Miss K. L. Bebb, Newtown, May 1952.

Letters to Miss Sarah Ann Doidge from Florence Carlisle, Cincinnati, Frances Power Cobbe and others. English. Between boards. Donated by the executors of the late A. L. Rowley, Aberystwyth, September 1968.

Letters to Morgan Evans from D. D. Evans, D. Silvan Evans, John Evans and others. Welsh, English. (Formerly Oakford MS 40.) See also NLW MSS 14036-14060. In boards. Donated by Mr S. Jones, Oakford, Llanarth, January 1942.

Letters to Morgan Evans from R. Edwards ('Derfel'), D. Silvan Evans, W. J. Parry and others. Welsh, English. (Formerly Oakford MS 41.) See also NLW MSS 14036-14060. In boards. Donated by Mr S. Jones, Oakford, Llanarth, January 1942.

Letters to Mr (aft. Sir) John Henry Puleston (1829-1908), M.P. from Hugh Owen, Henry Manners, Sir John Rhys, Sir Lewis Morris, W. H. Preece, A. J. Balfour, and George J. Goschen. English. Between boards. Purchased from Ifan Kyrle Fletcher, London, February 1965.

Thirty-five letters, addressed to Mrs E. J. Williams, the majority being from Mrs. Christy Davies, secretary of the Baptist Ministers and Missionaries Wives Prayer Union of Wales, and relating to the activities of the movement; The Inset, the movement's bilingual quarterly pamphlet of which the donor was editor; and other miscellaneous items.

Letters to Mrs Olwen Caradoc Evans from Cynan, H. T. Edwards, H. Glyn Davies, W. Vaughan Thomas and others. Welsh, English. Between boards. Donated by Mrs Olwen Caradoc Evans, May 1971.