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Letters relating to the work of the University College of Wales Welsh library committee and lists of subscriptions and gifts received by that committee 1896-1899; letters concerning the College entrance scholarship examination, 1887; a letter, 1909, containing notes of the pedigree of Charles Comstock Betts, Richmond, Mass. and Brooklyn, USA.

A volume containing sermons by William Thomas ('Gwilym Marles') [1834-1879], Enoch Lewis (Abergwaun), Thomas Morgan (Blaengwrach), D. Griffiths, Timothy Davis (Oldbury) [1779-1860], David Davis (Castell Nedd) [1778-1846] and John Jones (Aberdare) [1802-1863] collected by Rees Jenkin Jones [1835-1924], Unitarian minister, Aberdare.

Sermons and addresses.

A volume containing notes of sermons by Enoch Williams (Llansamlet), John Michael (Y Berth, Llanfaethlu), Micah Thomas (Y Fenni), Henry Rees, Roger Edwards, Joseph Thomas (Carno), Lewis Edwards, Edward Morgan (Dyffryn), R. A. Jones (Swansea) and Dr Thomas Price (Aberdare); miscellaneous poems; a printed translation into Tahitian, by John Davies, of the first portion of the Gospel of St John.

The original manuscript, 1877, of 'Caneuon y Gwynfydau' by Richard Davies ('Mynyddog').

Autograph sermons in the hand of Richard Jones, Wern, Llanfrothen, 1798; hymns based on the Psalms; poems; notes on Calvinistic Methodist Association meetings, 1806-1807; miscellaneous notes.

Sermons written by Richard Owen (1839-1887), Capel Coch, Anglesey.

Autograph sermons by Richard Owen, Drefach, Newcastle Emlyn.

'Awdyl y Tymhorau', 1793, by Richard Powel [1769-1795], Towyn, Merioneth.

An account by R[ichard] V[aughan] Yates, with sketches and maps, of a tour in North and South Wales, parts of England and in Ireland, 1805.

Four volumes containing an account of Anglesey, its history and place names compiled by Thomas Pritchard (''Rhen Graswr Elaeth') (Amlwch, 1907).

A collection which includes Welsh and Irish poetry; a translation of the psalms from Latin into Welsh; Welsh sermons; papers relating to the founding and early days of the University College of Wales, Aberystwyth; material relating to Ann Griffiths and to Richard Robert Jones ('Dic Aberdaron'); original literary manuscripts; notebooks and journals; miscellaneous transcripts; etc.

A letter from B. B. (Goitre) to Walter Davies ('Gwallter Mechain') [1761-1849], also notes by 'Gwallter Mechain'.

Sermons, 1838, in the hand of William Ambrose ('Emrys') [1813-1873].

Sermons written by William Morgan [1801-1872], Baptist minister, Holyhead.

A metrical translation of the psalms from Latin into Welsh by George Parry, son of James Parry ['Eos Ewias'] of Ewyas Lacy.