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Deeds relating to the Tucker family of Sealyham, St. Dogwells, Pembrokeshire, 1746-1843.

A scriptural proof book of Catherine Owen, Hall Square, Denbigh, 1862-1863.

Scripture Pocket Book, gyda nodiadau yn llaw'r Parchedig Thomas Levi. (Gynt Thomas Levi MS.) Mewn bocs. Rhoddwyd gan y diweddar Athro Emeritws T. A. Levi, Aberystwyth, 1954.

Questions and answers on scripture and church history.

A manuscript containing scriptural notes.

Scripts of 'Teulu'r Mans', written by John Pierce Jones and William O. Roberts (first series, 12 programmes), shown on S4C between December 1987 and March 1988.

Scripts: 'White plains' and 'You can't believe Al Johnson all the time' by Ewart Alexander (Commissioned by the Llanover Hall Arts Centre); 'The Alphabet', 'Shifts' and 'Joan again' by John L. Hughes; 'The drummer' by Dedwydd Jones; 'Happy ever after' by Elaine Morgan; and 'Small change' by Peter Gill.

Script of 'Little Yankee', a play by Dick Edwards and the Milford Haven Community Play Writers' Workshop, performed at the Torch Theatre.

A typescript copy of the script of 'Tarzanne Queen of the Valley', a play written and directed by Greg Cullen, commissioned and performed by Hijinx Theatre Company, September-December 2000.

A typescript copy of the script of 'Paul Robeson knew my father' by Greg Cullen, a play commissioned and produced by Hijinx Theatre Company, Cardiff, and first performed at Whitchurch High School, Cardiff, 28 September 1999

A copy of a script for a play by Chris Cooper, entitled 'All at Sea', which was performed by members of Theatr Powys, October 2004.

A typescript copy of an historical pageant-play entitled 'Hen wlad fy nhadau' (Land of my fathers), written by A. G. Prys-Jones, Jack Jones, David Monger, Richard Vaughan, Ken Etheridge, A. J. Roderick and Clifford Evans (the producer), and performed during the summer of 1951 at the Sophia Gardens pavilion in Cardiff. It was organised by the Festival of Britain Welsh Committee.

'Scrapiana', or cuttings from newspapers, both Welsh and English, collected by Charles Ashton. The cuttings, ranging from 1884 to 1890, are from Y Dydd, Gwalia, Cambrian News, Liverpool Daily Post, Tit-bits, Y Drych, The Welsh Farmers' Gazette, Liverpool Weekly Mercury, Wellington Journal, Y Llan, Oswestry Advertizer, and the Montgomeryshire Express.

Six scrapbooks of newspaper cuttings and manuscript notes compiled by the Reverend John Evans, Liverpool, approximately during the period 1884-1910. They contain accounts of religious and public meetings in Liverpool and elsewhere (e.g. the Liverpool Institute prize distribution, 1884, the opening of the Liverpool Overhead Railway, 1893); obituaries (e.g. Thomas Rees, D.D., Swansea, 1885, Edward Stephen ('Tanymarian'), 1885, Edward Matthews, Ewenny, 1892, John Hughes, D.D., Caernarvon, 1893, John Evans ('Eglwys Bach'), 1897, Thomas Gee, Denbigh, 1898, Dr. Joseph Parry, 1903, etc.); sermons and addresses (e.g. by Principal Thomas Charles Edwards, John Phillips, Bangor, Owen Evans, D.D., London, H. Elvet Lewis ('Elfed'), etc.); poetry, generlaly in the form of 'in memoriam' verses; portraits; rules of Rose Place Day School, Liverpool, established in 1844; a table of events in the history of Tabernacle Congregational Church, Liverpool, from 1800 to 1907; a history of Chatham Street Calvinistic Methodist Church, Liverpool, from 1839 to 1910; Brief Sketch of the past & present of Denbigh Castle (n.d.), etc. The volumes are indexed.

A collection of thirty-three scrap books, containing press-cuttings relating to Queen Elizabeth II, collected by Mr Tony Rawlins from The Times, between 1953 and 2000.

Scrap-books of press cuttings and other printed material, mainly of Montgomeryshire interest, and relating in particular to the Berriew and Welshpool areas.

A scrap-book compiled by Laura Pughe (née Parry, 'Meillionen Gwynedd', 1835-1936), Helygog, Brithdir, co. Merioneth, containing poetry, 1856-1936, addressed to herself, her husband Robert Pughe (d. 1882), and their family, including poetry by Morris Davies ('Meurig Ebrill'), Howell Elvet Lewis ('Elfed') and John Owen Williams ('Pedrog'), together with press cuttings and other related items.