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A number of miscellaneous papers including receipts, a few notes of sermons, and a few notes in the autograph of Evan Evans.

A number of papers grouped together under the titles 'The Quakers of Glamorganshire and their emigration to Pennsylvania &c.' and 'Thomas Story (1670-1742) and Welsh Quakers'. They include typewritten copies of two papers prepared by Frederick J. Gibbins of Neath ('The Friends of Tref y Rhyg Glamorganshire' and 'Friends in Wales', with extracts from T. A. Glenn, Merion in the Welsh Tract, relating to 'The Bevan Family of Treverigg, Glamorganshire, and Merion, Pennsylvania') and 'Some extracts from the original manuscript journal of Thomas Story 1670-1742, supplied by Edith [Emily] E. Moore of Letchworth, his biographer, 1946'. There are also several letters to J. R. Hughes, including some from Emily E. Moore, a sketch of Pales Meeting House, co. Rad., and a map illustrating the travels of Thomas Story in Wales and the Border, both by J. R. Hughes, 1946, and incorporated in the book by Emily E. Moore, Travelling with Thomas Story, [1947], and a note in Welsh by J. R. Hughes, June 1948 on 'Cyfarfod Blynyddol y Crynwyr yng Nghymru - 1948'.

A number of press-cuttings, largely of co. Flint interest, taken from The County Herald, The Flintshire Observer, etc., c. 1874-97. One describes the funeral of Daniel Owen, [1895]. There are also one or two miscellaneous items, including a printed notice concerning the Irish Distress Fund, [Flint], 1880, with a draft of the concluding part of an address on the reverse side containing a reference to the reading-room in Flint.

A number of receipts and accounts of Mrs Jones-Parry, 1868-1874; three estimate sheets of Mrs Jones-Parry's future income; three letters from Bloxam, Ellison, and Bloxam(?), Solicitors, 1871-1872, and two from Percival Pease, bookseller, 1871, to Mrs Jones-Parry.

A number of sermons written for special occasions in this bundle also - to his fellow clergymen on the occasion of the Visitation at Brecon, October 1851, the Sunday before Clyro church was pulled down in 1852, and the opening of the new church in July 1853, and in April 1854 on the outbreak of the war against Russia. (Bundle 2).

The subjects include 'Taith y Pererin' and 'Yr Eglwys a'r Plant'. There are also notes of advice given on the occasion of ordaining elders or deacons and a tribute to the Rev. W. T.. Phillips, Hammersmith.

A. O. H. Jarman, 'The Heroic Ideal in Early Welsh Poetry', Beiträge zur Indogermanistik und Keltologie, 13 (1967), 193-211. Wedi ei chyflwyno i J. R. Jones ac yn cynnwys nodiadau yn ei law.

Quoting a letter from Lord Ashbourne, which enclosed a cheque towards Congress funds. MacBean has received a thorough explanation from E. T. John as to the problems of transferring the Congress accounts from Swansea to Kirkcaldy.

Jaffrennou, MacBean and Celtic Congress finances: Bretons and Welshmen still waiting for their Dublin expenses to be paid.

Transfer of Congress accounts to MacBean urgently required: Phillips and Thomas must be causing difficulties at the Swansea end.

Dublin Congress plays: Portmadoc Players were not invited to take part, as had been announced in the papers. (4459: 4470). Typescript.

Prof. (J. E.) Lloyd has to deputise for the College Principal and cannot promise to participate in Dublin Congress.

Agreeing to travel to Llanidan on Friday. His Western Mail articles were done in great haste.