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A paper entitled 'Cymru Fydd-Cymru Gyfan' read by 'D. B.' (? Sir David Brynmor Jones) at a 'Cymru Fydd' meeting held at Cardiff, 11 November 1894, and notes of an address delivered to the Cardiff Cymmrodorion Society, January, 1897.

A collection of essays submitted for publication in Cymru:- 'Adgofion boreu oes' by Richard Jones Owen ('Glaslyn'); 'Emrys fel bardd a llenor', by the Reverend Hugh Evans; 'Watcyn Wyn, 1844-1905', by J. Gwili Jenkins ('Gwili'); 'Dewi Sant' by D. R. Jones, Blaenau Ffestiniog; 'Cynnydd Manteision Addysg' (incomplete), by T. Jones, Llanrwst; and a list of 'cywyddau' and other poems collected by Richard Grifths ('Carneddog').

An essay on Welsh surnames, with a list of suggested new surnames and directions for changing names, by Robert Griffith, Manchester.

An exercise book containing domestic recipes and poetry- 'Anerchiad hen bererin i'w draed dolurus'; 'Deuwch gwelwch y fan lle gorweddodd yr Arglwydd'; 'Y diweddar Talhaiarn'; and 'Beddargraff i Scorpion'.

A typescript catalogue, by Hugh E. H. James, of the contents of 'Llyfr Margaret Davies' and 'Llyfr Huw Cadwaladr', 1904.

A register of preachers and their texts at Salem chapel, Llanllyfni, 1817- 1823.

The holograph manuscript of the reminiscences of E. Vaughan ('Celynin'), which were printed in Cymru, vols. XXX and XXXI.

The original manuscripts of the collection of Welsh proverbs compiled by William Jones ('Bleddyn'), with proof sheets of pp. 81-107 of Y Diarhebion, Cyf. I, in 'Cyfres y Fil', 1912, which covers sections A-H of the original collection

The original manuscripts of the collection of Welsh proverbs compiled by William Jones ('Bleddyn'), with proof sheets of pp. 81-107 of Y Diarhebion, Cyf. I, in 'Cyfres y Fil', 1912, which covers sections A-H of the original collection.

A letter from Ben Bowen, from Kimberley, 17 August 1901, to Owen M. Edwards concerning refugee camps in South Africa; and a short article by Ben Bowen entitled 'Celt Bach yn yr Affrig'.

An essay by P. A. Griffiths, of Oshkosh, Wisconsin, on the story of King Arthur.

A collection of the poems of John Thomas, Pentrefoelas, with an introduction by E. L. Roberts, Saltney Ferry, 1909.

A volume of letters, 1857-1859, from Ebenezer Thomas ('Eben Fardd') and Mary, his wife, to their son James at the Reverend John Jenkins's school, Abbey Square, Chester; with one letter by James E. Thomas, 1853; a draft statement on a plan for Clynnog school, and 'Eben Fardd's diary, 23 April- 28 May 1855, relating to the fatal illness of his daughter, Catherine.

The original manuscript of a Welsh novel by David Owen of Brisbane, entitled 'Ailin: Ei Dyddiau Olaf', 1915.

The original manuscript of David Owen's third version of his translation into Welsh of the 'Agricola' of Tacitus, with a covering letter to Principal T. F. Roberts, 1917.

The original manuscript of David Owen of Brisbane's translation into Welsh of the 'Germania' of Tacitus.

Correspondence, 1913-1915, between David Owen, Brisbane, Owen M. Edwards, David Samuel, Aberystwyth, and Principal T. F. Roberts, relating to David Owen's translation of the 'Germania' of Tacitus and to his novel, 'Ailin'.

A notebook containing a record of places at which John Hughes, Pontrobert preached various sermons, and a transcript of a letter by Ann Griffiths.

Correspondence, 1905, relating to the Ann Griffiths centenary celebrations at Llanfyllin, and other subjects. The writers include Evan Davies, Trefriw, John Davies ('Neifion'), L. W. Davies, Llanfyllin, T. Mavonwy Davies, Solva, John Evans, Llanfair Caereinion, Edward Griffith, Meifod, J. T. Jones, Llanbrynmair, R. Lloyd Jones, Denbigh, Owen R. Owen, Llanfair Caereinion, W. E. Prytherch, Abertawe, T. O. Jones ('Tryfan'), H. Elvet Lewis, J. R. Roberts, Llanfihangel yng Ngwynfa, T. E. Thomas, Coedpoeth, E. Watkins, Llanfyllin, J. Pentyrch Williams, Llanfyllin, and Richard Williams, Newtown.

Holograph manuscripts of addresses delivered at the Ann Griffiths Centenary Celebrations at Llanfyllin, 11 August 1905, by H. Cernyw Williams, T. Owen Jones ('Tryfan'), Mrs. Catherine Jane Pritchard ('Buddug'), W. E. Prydderch, W. G. Owen ('Llifon'), John Davies ('Neifion'), and Edward Davies, with connecting narrative by Owen M. Edwards; a cutting from The Montgomeryshire Express containing an account of the Celebrations; the manuscript of an article on 'Ann Griffiths, Ei Gwlad a'i Phobl'; and a copy of Llawlyfr Cynghor Plwyf Llanfihangel yng-Nghwnfa, with manuscript notes.