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Journal, January 1870-March 1871, of Edward S. Rutter (b. c. 1838), Swansea, co. Glamorgan, mainly recording his evangelical work with the Swansea Gospel Mission founded in 1865 by Oscar T. Snelling (1845-1916). Periodic diary notes, 1872-1874, found loose in the volume, have been tipped in at the end (ff. 113-23).

A scrapbook relating to the parish of Evancoed, compiled by pupils of Evancoed Primary School, 1970.

Household and farming account book, 1856-1863, of Evan Watkin of Moelcerni, parish of Llanfihangel Genau'r-glyn, co. Cardigan, farmer, schoolmaster and author of works on Greek and Latin [DWB] containing details of purchases, payments to servants and labourers and other memoranda.

The original manuscript of The West Indies. A bright jingling rhythmic Travelogue ... by Evan Taylor, Bridgetown, Barbados, 1932.

Evan Roberts (Merthyr Tydfil) personalia (Robert Parry and Thomas Bevan named). Welsh, English. In boards. Donated by Mrs R. F. Middlehurst, 1950.

Sermons preached at Llanrhaeadr ym Mochnant, 1854-1856, and Manchester, 1857-1858, by Evan Pugh, with copies of englynion by Owen Williams (Owain Gwyrfai) (1790-1874), Waenfawr and Lewis William Lewis (Llew Llwyfo) (1831-1901).

Evan Morgan, D.D. - a tribute and biographical notes by Dr. Williamson (typescript). English. From a typescript lent by Mrs Evan Morgan, November 1941.

A volume of transcripts, made in 1836, of letters, 1751-1773, addressed to his father, sister, and brother, by Evan Lloyd of Vron Dderw, Bala, curate of St. Mary's, Redriff; with copies of a letter each by David Garrick and G. L. Reed.

A volume (watermark 1832), containing transcripts, [1832x1845], in an unknown hand, of correspondence, 1763-1774, of Evan Lloyd, the poet and satirist of Frondderw, Bala.
The transcripts include twelve letters from Lloyd to a number of correspondents, including his father John, 1763-1769 (ff. 9 recto-verso, 14 verso-18 verso, 21-24, 28 verso-29), his brother Robert, 1763-1768 (ff. 10 verso-12, 27 recto-verso), William Price, Rhiwlas, 1768 (ff. 25-26), and David Garrick, [1770x1774] (ff. 54 verso-56 verso), together with thirteen letters addressed to Lloyd from Garrick, [1764]-1774 (ff. 13 recto-verso, 36 verso-37, 46-47 verso), Sir John Fielding, 1769-[1771] (ff. 30, 35-36), William Vaughan, Corsygedol, 1770 (ff. 33 verso-34), J[ohn] Curre [of Itton Court], [?1766]-[?1773] (ff. 38-39 verso, 50-53 verso), and others. Also included are transcripts of poems by Lloyd (ff. 40-44), an epitaph by Garrick for William Hogarth (f. 37) and a 1784 letter from Selina Hastings, Countess of Huntingdon, to a Mr Evans (f. 45). The letters are not amongst those reproduced in Cecil Price, 'The Unpublished Letters of Evan Lloyd', National Library of Wales Journal, 8 (1953-54), 264-305, 426-448. Each letter bears a note stating that the transcript was 'copied from the original in the possession of Wm Roberts Esqr Surgeon Carnarvon', and each bears the signature of 'O. Jones' (probably Owen Jones, general agent, who was town steward of Caernarfon, 1835-1850).

A bound volume containing copies of The Curate (London, 1766) and The Powers of the Pen (London, 1766) by Evan Lloyd, annotated with numerous sarcastic comments by William Price. Rhiwlas, Merioneth, who brought an action for libel against the poet. On f. i is a copy of the inscription on the author's grave in Llanycil churchyard.

Y Fynegres Farddol, being a list compiled by Evan Jones, Tynypant, Llanwrtyd (Ieuan Buallt) (1850-1928) of the titles of volumes of Welsh poems published during the 19th century.

The original manuscript of Evan Isaac: Prif Emynwyr Cymru ... (Lerpwl, 1925).

Hymn- and psalm-tunes, anthems, etc., with Welsh words added in many instances, all in the autograph of Evan Evans (Ieuan Glan Geirionydd) (1795-1855).

A copy of Evan Evans (Ieuan Brydydd Hir), Some Specimens of the Poetry of the Antient Welsh Bards translated into English ... (London, 1764, ESTC T145881), bound with Rhys Jones, Gorchestion Beirdd Cymru ... (Shrewsbury, 1773, ESTC T116041). On blank leaves added to the volume and on the margins of printed pages David Samwell (1751-1798) has transcribed poems by himself and by other writers and there are also obituary notices of Welsh poets and others by Samwell, as well as press cuttings and a printed copy of Ode for the First of March, 1791, St. David's Day. Inscribed to the Gwyneddigion Society of London, by Dafydd Ddu Feddyg ([?London], 1791, ESTC T231564). Edward Williams (Iolo Morganwg) (1747-1826) has added some notes on Glamorgan bards.

Photocopies of papers relating to the history and growth of the Evan Evans Flags & Promotional Products Company established by Evan Evans in Melbourne in 1877 after he was shipwrecked at Warrnambool on his journey to Australia from Wales; his son Ivor Evans became a co-designer of the Australian flag in 1901. / Llungopïau o bapurau yn ymwneud â hanes a datblygiad cwmni yn dwyn yr enw 'Evan Evans Flags & Promotional Products' a sefydlwyd gan Evan Evans, Melbourne, wedi i'r llong yr oedd yn teithio arni o Gymru i Awstralia gael ei llongddryllio yn Warrnambool; yr oedd ei fab Ivor Evans yn un o'r rhai oedd yn gyfrifol am gynllunio baner Awstralia yn 1901.

Hymns written by Evan Ceredig Jones (1850-1915), Unitarian minister.

Collection of over a hundred letters, August 1916 - November 1918, sent home by three brothers from Swansea during the First World War. Richard, Gabriel and Ivor Eustis sent the letters to various family members while they were serving in different theatres during the war, including Palestine, Saxon, Egypt, France and Italy. A book about the letters/family was published as, Having a Go at the Kaiser: A Welsh Family at War (2018).

Records, 1979-2000, of the North Wales Branch of the European Union of Women, comprising minutes of committees and annual general meetings, 1979-2000; correspondence, 1984-1996, and papers relating to membership and seminars.

A circular letter, 30 December 1964, from John Allen Moore, Director of the European Baptist Press Service (News Agency of the European Baptist Federation), to EBPS Reporters, in which he wishes them success in their various activities relating to religious journalism in 1965.