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Inscriptions for the tomb of Richard William and Margaret, his wife, and members of their family, 1786-1797, with the total number of letters in each. Endorsed: 'Thos. Inscriptions for the Tomb at Pendeulwyn, in his own hand writing.'

A copy of an Inscription at St Andrews on the gravestone of John Gibbon James, buried 14 August 1601, aged 99, and Margaret Mathew, his wife, buried 8 January 1631, aged 124. There is also a copy of an inscription to Eleanor, the wife of John Norman of the parish of Penmark, and mother of Rees Norman (d. 1 June 1788, aged 71).

A statement by D. Prichard, headed 'Cardiff, January 4 1793', explaining why he declined to sign the resolutions agreed to at a meeting held at the Guildhall in Cardiff, 27 December [1792].

'Incwm Act. Am y Flwyddyn 1799. Neu Hyfforddiad i'r Ffarmwyr i wneud allan eu Incwm yn ôl yr Act'. Endorsed: 'Incwm Bedd Celert 1799'. Damaged.

Two copies of a proclamation by George III, 3 December 1800, urging the utmost economy in the consumption of wheat. No. 11 is endorsed 'For Deudneudian Repository'. Welsh.

Programme of a concert to be given [?at Swansea] for the benefit of Mr Diprose, September 21 1818. ('The Vicar of Wakefield', 'The Prattling Barber'and 'Valentine & Orson. Or, The Wild Man of Orleans').

An Advertisement concerning 'Clark's Exhibition of Natural Magic' described as being 'Now open at Rackstrow's Museum, No. 197, between Temple-Bar and Chancery-lane, Fleet-street'.

Particulars of the Equitable and Universal Tontine, which will continue open for the admission of members until the third Monday in April 1793.

'"The Unitarian Catechised" And Answering for himself' (Swansea: Seren Gomer Office, 1815). On the reverse side of No. 40 In the autograph of Iolo Morganwg are arguments headed 'Jesus Christ a Mere Man'.

'The Unitarian Catechized' (Carmarthen: Jonathan Harris, Dark-gate). Addressed to 'Mr Edward Wiliams, Bard, Flimston, Cowbridge', and endorsed by him, 'The Unitarian Catechized by his Bishopship of St. Davids'.

A Notice concerning 'Assessed Taxes', issued by Thomas William, Assessor, Golden Lion, (?) 7 August 1816. Edge cut away.

Verses entitled 'Achwynion Dynion Duon, mewn caethiwed truenus yn Ynysoedd y Suwgr'. (Caerfyrddin, Argraphwyd gan I. Daniel, yn Heol-Y-Brenin). Endorsed: 'Cwyn y Dynion Duon'.

'Translation of the commencement of Homer's Iliad' by 'Cynllo Maelienydd' beginning 'Digofaint cana, f'Awen Achiles epil Bel ...'.

Verses entitled 'Omnipresence', dated Neath, June 9 1817, and beginning, 'Where dwells the Deity! shall mortal man ...'. Endorsed: 'Phipsons verses from Lucan - on Deity'.

'Bath Herald, 1814. Christmas Rhimes from Poor Bed-ridden Nicholas, in behalf of himself and Brother Newsmen' dated Biddeston, near Corsham, Dec. 25th 1814. [Meyler and Son, Printers, Bath].