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A volume containing Cefncoch MS A, which was printed together with Cefncoch MS B in the Reverend John Fisher's volume (Liverpool, 1899), in which a full description of Cefncoch MS A is given (pp. ix-x) (see the description section in NLW MS 278B).

An imperfect manuscript of Welsh poetry, c. 1611, which contains one long and curious poem by Thomas y Darllenwr (pp. 8-24).

The register of baptisms at Craig y Bargoed Chapel from 9 November 1831 to 14 November 1838, the ministers officiating being the Reverend J. Jones (9 November 1831-27 September 1835) and the Reverend Thomas Rees, D.D. (1815-1885) (18 September 1836-14 November 1838); at the other end of the book are notes relating to a sermon on Romans X.14 in the hand of Thomas Rees.

A rent roll of assize rents, dated 22 October 1649, relating to the commote of Tindaethwy, Anglesey. Names of landowners, villes and gwelïau, and names of tenants and their holdings are given.

A volume, 18 cent., containing drawings of the coats of arms of about 215 Welsh families, together with indexes (pp. 69, 87).

A volume containing an outline of a speech by Sir Francis Bacon, together with the replies of Sergeants Hulton and Harris, before the Privy Council, April 1608. The speech and its responses express support and opposition regarding the contention that Gloucestershire, Worcestershire, Herefordshire and Shropshire were part of the Marches of Wales.

A volume containing parte prima Sonate a Violino e Violoncello o Clauicimbalo ... da Arcangelo Corelli da Fusignano and Opera Quinta.

A volume containing a copy of a work on the parishes of Anglesey by the Rev. Henry Rowlands, author of Mona Antiqua, and other works. This copy was transcribed by 'G. M.' [William Morgan] in 1726 and was printed, with a translation, in the Arch. Camb., 1st Series, vols I-IV. At the end of the volume (p. 143) there is a tract entitled Bellum Mariscum, which was not published in the Arch. Camb.

A volume containing an interlude by Ellis Roberts (Elis y Cowper) copied, 1889, by William Roberts (Gwilym Cowlyd) "o lyfr Robin Delynwr". The characters are Tameinia, her daughter Teresia, their steward Argulus, who eventually marries Teresia, Crintach y Cybydd, Howel Feddal, Mr Cnafri, etc.

A volume containing an incomplete interlude in an unknown hand (possibly Arthur Jones, whose name appears on p. 62), in which the chief characters include Warwig, Tobit, Gabael, Raguel, Sara and Anna.

Papers of Angharad Llwyd, consisting chiefly of correspondence, but also includes an englyn to her, notes, etc.

A transcript of [Maria] Jane Williams, Ancient National Airs of Gwent and Morganwg (Llandovery, 1844), made by T. D. Llewelyn, Harpist, Aberdare, in 1855.

A volume, compiled c. 1774, containing an account of the family of Morris of Piercefield in Monmouthshire and of their connections in the West Indies and in the United States. Also included are additions of a later date.

A poem, in English and Welsh, addressed to William Gilbertson, manager of Cwmafan Iron Works, by a writer calling themselves 'Amicus'; the Welsh version is a rough translation of the English original.

Transcript, written by Owen Owens about 1813 (p. 183), of Agoriadau Datguddiad Creadigaeth y Nefoedd, &c., Bodedern, 1761, by Thomas Williams of Talybont, Carnarvonshire. The transcript starts on p. 26 of the printed text and finishes on p. 210.

A volume containing a list of the causes at the Great Sessions of Carmarthenshire, Cardiganshire and Pembrokeshire, 1822-1824, with the verdict and costs in each case; also included is an alphabetical list of the plaintiffs.

A volume, 17 cent., containing pedigrees and poetry, the pedigrees being of considerable interest as many of them have been brought down to 1670 and later. Three places entered in the list of contents - Festiniog, Nanheudwy and Rhiw bebyll - do not appear in the body of the manuscript, while Rhiw Saeson (p. 174) is omitted from the table of contents. The volume also contains miscellaneous poetry in Welsh and English. The pagination is defective (see under 'Extent & Medium') and it is possible that the paginator made a page for page copy of a manuscript in which these pages were wanting.

A cantata for voice and piano entitled 'A Temple of Friendship'. There are no indications of authorship.