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Business records of Evan Vaughan, consisting of financial records, 1862-1910; records of work undertaken by staff, 1887-1890; and records of contributions paid by chapel members for seating, 1879-1882.

Household and farming account book, 1856-1863, of Evan Watkin of Moelcerni, parish of Llanfihangel Genau'r-glyn, co. Cardigan, farmer, schoolmaster and author of works on Greek and Latin [DWB] containing details of purchases, payments to servants and labourers and other memoranda.

A scrapbook relating to the parish of Evancoed, compiled by pupils of Evancoed Primary School, 1970.

Journal, January 1870-March 1871, of Edward S. Rutter (b. c. 1838), Swansea, co. Glamorgan, mainly recording his evangelical work with the Swansea Gospel Mission founded in 1865 by Oscar T. Snelling (1845-1916). Periodic diary notes, 1872-1874, found loose in the volume, have been tipped in at the end (ff. 113-23).

A family history compiled by a member of the Evans family in 1981 relating to the family who emigrated from Cilcennin, Ceredigion, together with a family tree of the Evans family compiled by Jemima Wallace in 1912, and revised in 1933 by Margaret E. Van Tassell, Harold B. and Alto M. Stinson.

General account books, 1868-1911, including cash books, 1884-1900, coal sales and general ledgers, 1872-1903, coal shipment books and files, 1868-1911, and receipt files, 1882-1906; and colliery account books (by colliery), 1865-1912.

Diaries of Mary Caroline Evans Williams of Bryntirion Hall, Rhaeadr, Radnorshire, 1861-1906, and of her daughter, Elizabeth Alice Evans Williams, later E. A. Lewis Lloyd, 1889-1903. Most of the entries are brief, apart from those detailing vacations in Germany, 1861-1862, and Belguim, 1897 and 1906.

Research papers of Evelyn Southall Whiting, 1689-1970, relating to the history of Quakerism in Wales and the Welsh Border, including documents, 1689-1839, relating to Quakerism; papers and notes on Quakers and Quakerism in Wales, 1875-1970; and correspondence, 1950-1969.

Evening service in D: Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis by Dr Ernest L. M. Prichard. (Formerly Ernest L. M. Prichard MS 10.) Music notation, English. Between boards. Donated by the Honourable Mervyn Roberts, Abergele, April 1959.

The original score of 'Everyman' written for the Leeds Festival, 1904, by [Sir] Henry Walford Davies.

Evidence in the case of the Marquis of Bute v Corporation of Cardiff relating to the tidal portion of the river Taff at Cardiff. English. Boards. Purchased from Messrs Bruton, Knowles & Co., Gloucester, October 1964.

A manuscript essay on evolution, possibly in the hand of Roland Mathias.

Title deeds and papers, 1734-1893, of the Mesham family of Ewloe Hall in the parish of Hawarden, Flintshire, and the associated family of Bennet of Glan y Wern in the parish of Llandyrnog, Denbighshire.

A typescript copy, [1962]-1979, of Saunders Lewis's Welsh play 'Excelsior', first published Swansea, 1980, with corrections in the author's hand (ff. 1-56); together with correspondence, 1980, in English and Welsh, of the publisher Christopher Davies, regarding its publication in view of the allegation, when broadcast in 1962, that it libelled the Rev. Llywelyn Williams, MP (ff. 57-81).
The typescript consists of pages from the original script, [1962], transmitted on BBC TV on St David's Day 1962 (ff. 5-16, 20-21, 42-51), interspersed with revised sections, [1979], for an abortive stage version (ff. 17-19, 22-41, 52-56), and the new Preface for the published volume, April 1980 (ff. 2-4). The correspondence consists of nineteen letters, April-October 1980, including copies and drafts, mostly between Saunders Lewis, Christopher Davies, Sir Alun Talfan Davies and Glyndwr Williams, brother of Llywelyn Williams. A cutting of Clive Betts' article, 'Saunders Lewis publishes play BBC abandoned' (Western Mail, 1 December 1980, p. 9), is on f. 82. The 1962 and 1980 versions of the play both appear in Dramâu Saunders Lewis: Y Casgliad Cyflawn, Cyfrol 2, ed. by Ioan M. Williams (Cardiff, 2000), pp. 273-414.

'The names of the 43,625 Deponents in the "Exchequer Depositions by Commission" from 1 Elizabeth to 18 James I, arranged in eight geographical groups, according to the Counties to which the documents relate'; the same for 44, 924 deponents from 19 James I to 19 Charles II, and for the 39, 079 deponents from 20 Charles II to 7 William III. Issued to members of the Genealogical Co-operative Search Club. No. 20 of 22 sets signed by Charles A. Bernau. 1916-18.

Letters and papers, 1781-1810, of Morgan Thomas, Norfolk Street, the Strand, London, and William Makepeace Thackeray, grandfather of the novelist W. M. Thackeray, executors appointed under the will of Hopkin Walters, surgeon with the East India Company in Bengal, who died at sea in 1781. The documents include references to the seizure of the testator's original will by the authorities in Cadiz and an attempt to recover his effects and part of his fortune in gold and silver from the ship Diana.