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'Giraldus, a Welsh Historical Drama', written for the Rhyl national eisteddfod, 1904, by Afangc, i.e. Herbert M. Vaughan.

The correspondents include: Herbert M. Vaughan (10), 1914-1925, T. J. Waddingham, Plas Hafod (2), 1922, Morgan Watkin (10), 1915-1925, Percy E. Watkins, 1916, Charles Webster (9), 1922-1926, Dame Olive Wheeler (2), 1925 and undated, and Professor A. E. Zimmern (7), 1919-1920 and undated.

Two volumes containing the manuscript, dated 7 April 1940 (f. iv), of the 'Life and Letters of the Ven[era]ble Benjamin Millingchamp, D.D'. by Herbert Millingchamp Vaughan.
The work contains transcripts of part of a journal of Benjamin Millingchamp, family correspondence and other papers (many of which are now in NLW MSS 13933-5), as well as biographical notes supplied by the author. Parts of this work were previously published in the author's articles 'A naval chaplain of the eighteenth century', United Service Magazine (January 1903), 348-376, and 'An Indian chaplain of the eighteenth century', East and West (Bombay) (1901), 289-298.

A typescript copy, dated 1940, of 'Life and Letters of the Venerable Archdeacon Benjamin Millingchamp, DD, Plas Llangoedmore, Cardiganshire' by Herbert Millingchamp Vaughan, with accompanying photographs. The typescript was copied at NLW from Vaughan's draft manuscript, now NLW MSS 13915-6B.

Photocopies of notes compiled by Herbert M. Vaughan detailing the individuals in two illustrations contained in his volume The South Wales Squires (London, 1926), namely the 'Four Ladies of Carmarthenshire' (opposite p. 28) and the 'three subalterns of the Royal Monmouthshire Engineer Militia' (opposite p. 44); together with a few notes relating to George Powell of Nanteos (b. 1842); and a photocopy of a family tree compiled by Phillip Morgan relating to the 'Four Ladies of Carmarthenshire'.

A draft of an essay on the Welsh Jacobites written by Herbert M. Vaughan for the national eisteddfod held in London, 1909.