Correspondence and papers, 1919, relating to LP's article 'Sir Thomas Exmewe, Lord Mayor of London, 1517-18', published in Archaeologia Cambrensis, 6th series, Vol. XIX (1919), 233-75, together with a list of the Mayors and Lord Mayors of London, 1189-1929 (see also Shadrach & Lewis Pryce Papers no. 5).
Correspondence, 1856-1910, relating mainly to SP's career in the Church; correspondents include John F.V. Campbell, 2nd earl Cawdor (16/40); Frederick A.V. Campbell, 3rd earl Cawdor (16/30, 52, 56-8); Arthur Rice, 6th baron Dynevor (16/43); Rev Joshua Hughes, bishop of St Asaph (16/20); Rev William Basil Jones, bishop of St David's (16/18-19, 22, 26, 36-7, 45, 48-9); Rev Daniel Lewis Lloyd, bishop of Bangor (16/35); George S.G. Douglas Pennant, 2nd baron Penrhyn (16/6-7, 9, 27); Rev Evan Owen Phillips, dean of St David's (16/38, 44); Rev Connop Thirlwall, bishop of St David's (16/17).
Correspondence, 1908-9, and printed material, 1872-1909, relating mainly to alleged Catholic practices within the Anglican Church, in particular to the parish of Bistre, co Flint, during LP's incumbency there.
Correspondence, 1914-19, relating to the sale of 17th century portraits of members of the Thelwall family, together with related press cuttings, 1916-20.
Correspondence, 1918-19, chiefly relating to a watercolour sketch of the interior of Llanbadarn Fawr church, made by LP's mother, Margaret Ellen Pryce, in 1862; correspondents include George Eyre Evans (33/3, 5); also included are a postcard view of the church, 1908, and an unsigned watercolour of the church and graveyard, [?19th cent].
Dr Arthur Meurig Pryce (1877-1919), brother of Lewis Pryce. Letter, 1915, to his brother Lewis Pryce, written soon after joining the army as a medical officer.
Dr Arthur Meurig Pryce (1877-1919), son of Shadrach Pryce,
Drafts of hymns, 1868-81, for the first and subsequent editions,
Eleanor ('Nelly') Clara Pryce (1881-1952), daughter of Shadrach Pryce. 2 letters, 1899-1903, and 2 further letters, 1928 and n.d., to Lewis Pryce; list of shares deposited at the Bank, 1915; and photograph of Eleanor ('Nelly') Clara Pryce.