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Manuscript and typescript notes by the Rev. Dr John Williams James, Chancellor of Bangor, concerning the text known as 'Bonedd y Saint', the time of day when mass was celebrated in the Celtic Church, and the dates of birth and death of St David.

Manuscript of John Selden's England's Epinomis (1610), with the signature on the fly-leaf of Edward Herbert, 1st baron Herbert of Cherbury (1583-1648).

A signed copy of A Boy's Song (Cardiff, 1936), the words by James Hogg (1770-1835) and the music by Mansel Thomas (1909-86), presented by the composer to John Owen Jones ('Owen Bryngwyn', 1884-1972).

A bound copy of Mansel Jones's work, 'The Heritage of Smiths / Ingersoll Watches and Clocks, Gurnos Works, Ystradgynlais, Swansea, 1946-80 (the 'Tick-Tock')'.

Photocopies of two articles, one by Leslie Sherwood entitled 'The Court Baron' from The Amateur Historian, volume 2, no 12, 1956, and the other by Brian S. Osborne entitled 'Manorial Wastes, Encroachments, and Industry in Glamorganshire' from the Canadian Geographer, xviii, 3, 1974.

Court rolls, 1705-1911, of the manor of Talley in the parishes of Talley, Llan-crwys, Llanfihangel-ar-arth, Cynwyl Gaeo and Brechfa, co. Carmarthen, comprising mainly surrenders, admissions and copy wills and marriage settlements, some relating to the Glanyrannell, Edwinsford and Peterwell estates. Contains an index. With NLW MSS 22545-22547.

Court rolls, 1705-1911, of the manor of Talley in the parishes of Talley, Llan-crwys, Llanfihangel-ar-arth, Cynwyl Gaeo and Brechfa, co. Carmarthen, comprising mainly surrenders, admissions and copy wills and marriage settlements, some relating to the Glanyrannell, Edwinsford and Peterwell estates. Contains an index. With NLW MSS 22545, 22546, 22548.

Court rolls, 1705-1911, of the manor of Talley in the parishes of Talley, Llan-crwys, Llanfihangel-ar-arth, Cynwyl Gaeo and Brechfa, co. Carmarthen, comprising mainly surrenders, admissions and copy wills and marriage settlements, some relating to the Glanyrannell, Edwinsford and Peterwell estates. Contains an index. With NLW MSS 22545, 22547, 22548.

Court rolls, 1705-1911, of the manor of Talley in the parishes of Talley, Llan-crwys, Llanfihangel-ar-arth, Cynwyl Gaeo and Brechfa, co. Carmarthen, comprising mainly surrenders, admissions and copy wills and marriage settlements, some relating to the Glanyrannell, Edwinsford and Peterwell estates. With NLW MSS 22546-22548.

The first of two volumes containing court books of the manor of Norton, Radnorshire, 1607-1614.

The second of two volumes containing court books of the manor of Norton, Radnorshire, 1635-1689.

An extent of the manor of Mawddwy in the parish of Llanymawddwy, Merioneth, showing the division into holdings, sheep-walks, commons, etc., with the names of the occupiers and the acreage.

Papers of, or relating to, the Manley family of Manley Hall, parish of Erbistock, co. Denbigh, 1698-1904, mainly comprising genealogical extracts, accounts, and correspondence, including an extract from a letter, c. 1810, of Sir Christopher Cole, recounting his part in the capture of the Banda Islands from the Dutch. Also included are letters from Sir Arthur H. D. Acland (2) 1887-91, Sir Henry Hatton, 13th earl of Winchilsea (1) 1902, and George Fitz-Roy Henry Somerset, 3rd baron Raglan (1, to Sir Henry Vincent) 1904.

Extracts and notes, mainly by Charles Ashton, wedding stanzas, folk-lore, notes on Glamorgan, etc.

Fragments of poems, letters, etc., by Lewis William Lewis (Llew Llwyfo).

A letter, 12 May 1893, to Arthur Charles Humphreys Owen (1836-1905), Glansevern, Montgomeryshire from Bulkeley O. Jones, Warden of Ruthin Grammar School, accompanying a copy of a manifesto, dated 17 April 1893, prepared by the Warden and others, including Alfred George Edwards (1848-1937), bishop of St Asaph, on behalf of the Governing Body of the school, giving their views as Governors against action contemplated by the Denbighshire County Education Authority and the Charity Commissioners in relation to the school, together with a note dated 8 May 1893 by Arthur Charles Humphreys Owen.