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An article, 2004, written by John Malcolm on 'Sir John Malcolm, William Erskine and The life of Robert, Lord Clive, of India, published in 1836.

Two charms found in Merioneth which were procured by one Thomas Thomas for the protection of himself, his family, and all his livestock against witchcraft and 'all evil diseases whatsoever.'

Notes on Rhyl written by J. Fielding.

Miscellanea relating to Ireland, formerly belonging to Henry Blackwell, New York. They include 'A Generall Abstract of the Accounts of His Maties Revenue in Ireland For One Year Ended at Xmas 1697', 'A Rent Roll of the Lordship of St. Mary's Abby & Grange of Clonliff', 1730-1, rentals of an estate in Kilkenny, 1795-6, a map of Ireland showing the sites of 'Round Towers', letters to Luke Gardiner and others, etc.

A manuscript by R. J. Edwards entitled Incidents of the Great War which burst out in Europe in 1914, as seen at Ruthin. The narrative is continued until July 1921.

A list, compiled in July 1852, of electors in the borough of Brecon qualified to vote in a Parliamentary election.

The adjutant's monthly roll of the Monmouth and Brecon regiment of Militia, 1803-1815.

Notes on Abersoch, Caernarvonshire, compiled by Frank P. Cobb in 1934.

One of eleven volumes containing sermons, addresses, notes, etc., 1834-1886, mainly by David Davies of Penmachno, afterwards of Barmouth.

One of eleven volumes containing sermons, addresses, notes, etc., 1834-1886, mainly by David Davies of Penmachno, afterwards of Barmouth.

One of eleven volumes containing sermons, addresses, notes, etc., 1834-1886, mainly by David Davies of Penmachno, afterwards of Barmouth.

One of eleven volumes containing sermons, addresses, notes, etc., 1834-1886, mainly by David Davies of Penmachno, afterwards of Barmouth.

The last of two volumes of sermons by Simon Evans, Congregational minister at Hebron and Nebo, Pembrokeshire, circa 1880.

A volume entitled 'Notes of Parciau & the Neighbourhood' mainly relating to the parish of Llaneugrad, Anglesey, where Parciau is situated, containing antiquarian notes on churches; the story of the wreck of the Royal Charter at Moelfre in 1859; a ballad of 'Sir John of Bodfel' copied from the original written by the Reverend J. Vaughan Lloyd, Hope, Flintshire; and an account of the 'Disappearance of the Parciau Ghost or Goblin'; the notes have been mainly transcribed from printed sources such as the works of Samuel Lewis; together with an index.

An imperfect copy of a Bible, the various parts of which were printed between 1598 and 1601 - Old Testament (Geneva version), 1599; Apocrypha, 1599; New Testament, 1598; Revelation of St. John, 1600; and The Whole Book of Psalmes, 1601 - and which was used in the parish church of Oswestry during the reign of Charles. It contains numerous manuscript notes mainly relating to the family of Moody in Oswestry and the surrounding district.

A photostat facsimile of British Museum Additional MS 40174, which is a Court Book, 1595-1599, of the manors of Ysclaudd, Glyn, Llangollen, Moghnant, Kynlleth yr Yarll and Carreckova in the lordship of Chirk and Chirkland.

A certificate, 1786, sent to William Lewes of Llysnewydd, President of the Cardiganshire Society for the Encouragement of Agriculture and Manufacture, testifying that Jane Lewes had served for ten years as maid in the household of Jenkin Richard, Dihewyd, and that she should therefore be considered worthy of one of the premiums offered by the Society.

A copy of John Henry Newman : Apologia pro vita sua ... (London, 1883), with an autograph notes from the author to George Eyre Evans.

Notes, made mainly between 1838 and 1842, by George Thomas Clark (1809-1898), afterwards of Dowlais and Talygarn, Glamorgan, on the architectural features of a large number of churches in England, with occasional notes on monuments, castles and certain residences, almost all the notes being accompanied by sketches.

A letter, 1799, from Hester Lynch Piozzi (1741-1821) to [John Wynne] Griffiths [sic], Garn, near Denbigh, and two stanzas endorsed Mrs Piozzi's Brynbella's Marr. with Mr. Thrayle by Dr. [Samuel] Johnson [1709-1784].