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A transcript, from the Vatican register, of a mandate, dated August, 1355, of Innocent VI directed to the bishop of Valona, the abbot of Tintern, and the chancellor of Salisbury, touching Richard de Tudeham, an apostate Augustinian canon of St. John the Baptist near St. Kynymarc, diocese of Llandaff.

A Paper by Mr Williams, Head Master of Ruthin, on the Circular (182) on the Teaching of Welsh issued by the Welsh Department of the Board of Education. 1943. Typescript.

A paper by Timothy Richards Lewis entitled 'On a Haematozoa inhabiting human blood', with MS notes by the author. English. (Formerly T. R. Lewis MS 20.) Donated by Colonel W. H. Lewis, London, November 1925.

A paper by Timothy Richards Lewis on Nematode Haematozoa with illustrations of Filaria Sanguinis, with MS notes by the author. English. (Formerly T. R. Lewis MS 21.) Donated by Colonel W. H. Lewis, London, November 1925.

A paper endorsed "Piers Wynne, gentleman, copie of order for costs under teste". Being copy of an order made at Ludlow, at the suit of Peter Wynne, gentleman, plaintiff, against David Ffoulke ap Robert, defendant, which said defendant is ordered to pay to the said plaintiff 6sh. 8d. for a delay in the hearing of the suit; addressed to David Ffoulkes, William Holland, and Piers Roberts. Paper. Latin and English.

A paper entitled 'Eilun-dduwiau Cymru' by R. A. Griffith ('Elphin'), read at a meeting of 'Cymdeithas Cymru Fydd Llundain'. [In the autograph of Isaac Foulkes.].

A paper on David Davies, Llandinam, together with 'Recollections of the late Mr D. Davies of Llandinam as given by Mr John R. Jones, Windsor Pits, Ynysybwl, 1896', Recollections of Matthew Humphreys, Llanidloes, 1889, Recollections of John Woosnam, A letter from T. O. Lewis, Nantymoel, containing Thomas Lloyd's Reminiscences, 6 Aug. 1897, A letter from John Jones, Llanfihangel-y-Creuddyn, 20 Sept. 1897.

A paper on 'The Welsh Dialect of Carmarthenshire' read at a meeting of the Cambrian Archaeological Association, held at Carmarthen,.

A Paper stating that a traveller had recommended the employment of blind horses on turnpike roads to prevent accidents from game notices.

A Paper stating that Mr Evans was prepared to take a lease for 21 years of the colliery on Mynydd Mawr within the lordship of Llanllyan and the house on the common called Rees Watts house.

A paragraph beginning, 'in the following attempts at (in) sacreds [sic] Lyrics I have endeavoured ...'. (Mention of 'The hackney'd conventicle sing-song of nearly all the Psalms and hymns in our Language').

A paragraph beginning, 'Poetry has been the original vehicle of knowledge amongst all nations'. (Reference to Caermarthen and the Cambrian Society.)

A paragraph concerning 'Huw Llwyd Cynfel' and an 'englyn'. On the reverse side is the address of Mr Edwd. Jones - No. 122 Mount Street, Grosvenor Square, London. Welsh. Repaired.