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Testimony (?draft) of ... to the character of Evan Evans late of the parish of Ystrad dyfodock, co. Glamorgan, but now of the parish of Aberdare in the said county, labourer in husbandry, who is charged by William Pickerel of the said parish of Ystrad dyfodock, victualler, with having attempted to break into his house. Written on the dorse of a handbill containing 'Further Proof of intolerance' on the part of Sir C. Cole). There is also a fragment concerning the case (60a).

Notice given by ..., [Merthyr], to David Williams of Merthyr Tydvil, Esq., of his intention to quit possession of the house in the parish of Merthyr Tydvil which he now occupies as under-tenant of Daniel Richards. (In the autograph of Iolo Morganwg.) ?Draft.

Permission from Lewis Thomas of Aber Taf in the parish of Llanwono [co. Glamorgan] to John Edwards of the parish of Merthyr Tydfil in the said county to keep company with Elvira Miles in any stable, barn, cowhouse, &c., or any other room in the dwelling-house of the said Lewis Thomas in return for one pair of new shoes made well by him or one of his workmen for Lewis Thomas himself. ?Copy.

A list of 'Observations to be made at Lantwit'. On the reverse side are eight lines in the 'cywydd metre' beginning 'Y lly[s]aid fardd Taliesin', and some notes in pencil concerning stone crosses at Coychurch.

A note beginning 'The History of Wales in general has been shamefully neglected by its natives', leading on to the plan proposed at present for 'A History of the County of Glamorgan'. (Includes criticism of Rowlands's Mona Antiqua).

Instructions relating to marking certain places on a map (Pont y Ty Pridd, Quaker's Meeting, Morlais Castle, and canals), in the autograph of E. W. and written from Penton Place, Pentonville, 16 Augt. ...-, to an unnamed correspondent. There is also a paragraph of later date beginning, 'These historical notices of the Roman Period are but few ...'.

A letter or an address from Iorwerth Morganwg 'A[t] frodorion Morganwg', introducing 'Dywenydd Morganwg', together with an announcement signed 'Thomas ab Iorwerth' and a letter to 'Mr Iorwerth' from 'Will Tabwr. Y mor coch, Mai y nawfed, 1780'.

A Fragment in which mention is made of Caractacus, Claudia, and Pudens: ... 'Caractacus the valiant Silurian prince is said to have been a native of Lantwit ...'. On the reverse side, in pencil, are some observations on 'Garden Manures for fruit &c.', and a note (crossed out) beginning, 'Cobwork is a thing almost if not entirely unknown in Glamorgan, yet it may be of use in those few places where lime & stone are scarce ...'. Damaged.

An account, beginning 'Yn y flwyddyn 1091 yr oedd anghydfod rhwng Iestyn ab Gwrgan Tywysog Morganwg a Rhys ab Tewdwr Tywysog Deheubarth.' The names of the 'Tri Marchog ar ddeg' occur in this also. Torn.