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Notes and drafts of sermons by Samuel Roberts ('S.R.'), John Roberts ('J.R.') and others.

Notes of sermons mainly by Jenkin Lewis, Congregational minister, most of them preached at Wrexham where he ministered from 1784-1811.

Notes of sermons heard by Jenkin Lewis at Abergavenny, 1779-1781, and sermon notes by Thomas Jones, Denbigh, Moelfre, and St. George.

Autograph letters to Samuel Roberts (S.R.) from various correspondents, together with drafts of letters from Roberts to T. J. Griffiths; etc.

Papers concerning the activities in Britain and America of Samuel Roberts (S.R.), relating to Dadl Fawr yr Oes Dros ac yn Erbyn Eglwysi Gwladwriaethol and some of his other publications, printing transactions with T. J. Griffiths (editor of Y Drych, Utica), the Land Utilisation Society, the Borough Welsh Congregational Church (London), the Bethesda quarries strike of 1874, the new post-parcel system, etc., together with poetry by E. Pan Jones and D. Hughes, Abersoch.

An article entitled 'Yr Ysgrif-bin', a sermon upon the death of Judge Watson on the bench at Welshpool, 1860, and a poem ('Yr ysgrifbin a'r argraffwasg') by John Roberts.

Essays and fragments of essays by Samuel Roberts ('S.R.'); 'pwnc ysgol' and a catechism on baptism.

A collection of miscellaneous poetry:- a notebook containing a poem entitled 'Y milwr moesol'; a notebook containing hymns written by Owen Jones, Conway; 'englynion' and short poems for publication in Y Cronicl; hymns by Samuel Roberts ('S.R.'); 'pryddest ar Y Fynwent' by H. Edwards, Bangor; and 'Barddoniaeth ar Moses a'r Ysbïwyr' by John Owens, Maesyneuadd.

A handbook for emigrants:- 'America: neu amrywiaeth o nodiadau am yr Unol Daleithiau ...' - by R. D. Thomas ('Iorthryn Gwynedd'), 1851-1852.

Accounts of a school opened at St. George, 7 February 1832, continuing to 1840.

Collecting books for the Bala Independent College, 1870, with notes by Samuel Roberts.

A letter-book kept by Samuel Roberts containing drafts of letters of appeal and thanks for subscriptions towards the Bala Independent College, 1873.

A book of sermon notes by John Roberts ('J.R.').

A book of sermon notes by Samuel Roberts ('S.R.').

Sermon notes by John Roberts ('J.R.').

'Particulars relating to myself', lists of sermon subjects, and other notes by Samuel Roberts.

Sermon notes, 1799-1821, by Thomas Jones, Denbigh and Moelfre; with one sermon preached in English at the Carmarthen academy.

Dyddiadur yr Annibynwyr am 1847, gol. gan H. Pugh, o eiddo i Samuel Roberts, Llanbrynmair, yn cynnwys cofnodion cryno yn bennaf yn Saesneg (tt. 3-55) yn nodi manylion pregethau ac enwau gohebwyr. = Dyddiadur yr Annibynwyr am 1847, ed. by H. Pugh, belonging to Samuel Roberts, Llanbrynmair, containing brief entries mostly in English (pp. 3-55) including preaching engagements and names of correspondents.
Hefyd yn cynnwys ychydig nodiadau a chofnodion (tu mewn i'r cloriau, tt. i, 97-98). = Also contains a few notes and memoranda (inside covers, pp. i, 97-98).

Dyddiadur yr Annibynwyr am 1850, gol. gan H. Pugh, o eiddo i Samuel Roberts, Llanbrynmair, yn cynnwys cofnodion cryno yn bennaf yn Saesneg (tt. 3-55) yn nodi manylion pregethau a darlithoedd, gwaith golygu ac enwau gohebwyr. = Dyddiadur yr Annibynwyr am 1850, ed. by H. Pugh, belonging to Samuel Roberts, Llanbrynmair, containing brief entries mostly in English (pp. 3-55) recording sermons preached, other engagements, editing work and names of correspondents.
Cofnodir hefyd manylion ei ymweliad a'r Gynhadledd Heddwch Rhyngwladol yn Frankfurt ym mis Awst (tt. 36-37). Mae llythyr drafft (1 f.) wedi ei thipio i mewn ar f. 98. = He records details of his trip to the International Peace Conference in Frankfurt in August (pp. 36-37). A draft letter (1 f.) has been tipped in on p. 98.

Dyddiadur yr Annibynwyr am 1851, gol. gan H. Pugh, o eiddo i Samuel Roberts, Llanbrynmair, yn cynnwys cofnodion cryno, yn bennaf yn Saesneg (tt. 3-55), yn nodi manylion pregethau a darlithoedd, gwaith golygu ac enwau gohebwyr. = Dyddiadur yr Annibynwyr am 1851, ed. by H. Pugh, belonging to Samuel Roberts, Llanbrynmair, containing brief entries, mostly in English (pp. 3-55), recording sermons preached, other engagements, editing work and names of correspondents.