An index to sermons, arranged mainly according to Sundays and saints' days.

A printed copy of Certayne Sermons Appoynted by the Quenes Majestie, to be Declared and Read, by al Persons, Vicars, and Curates, Every Sonday and Holy Day in Their Churches ... (London; Richarde Iugge and Iohn Cavvood printers to the Quenes Maiestie, 1559, ESTC S118797).

Miscellaneous papers collected by Iolo Morganwg (and a few by Taliesin ab Iolo), comprising: an account of 'The state of the cause concerning the president and Councell established in the Marches of Wales', [?1641] (E13/1); a copy of the declaration of Prince Rupert, Shropshire, 6 May 1644, concerning the intent of the Commission of Marshal Law given by him to Sir John Mennes in the counties of Carnarvonshire, Merioneth and Anglesey (E13/2); a grant of a barn or cowhouse called Ty Pen y Twyn in Ystradyvoducke [sic], Glamorgan, 20 January 1653/4 (E13/3); a catalogue of books from unidentified library, [?17 cent, second ½] (E13/4, incomplete); a volume of sermon notes and/or Biblical commentary, [?late 17 cent. x early 18 cent] (E13/5, incomplete); a confirmation by Friedrich Augustus, King of Poland, etc., of appointment of a 'Geleitsmann', Dresden, 30 October 1703 (E13/6); a notebook containing a manuscript copy, [c. 1746], of the pamphlet An Appeal from the Late David Morgan Esqr … (London, 1746, ESTC T59776) (E13/7); lease of a plot of ground in the parish of Rumpney [sic], Monmouthshire, 24 March 1752 (E13/8); a rental of 'Dunraven Estate for the year 1756', [?1756] (E13/9); a schedule of land tax in Glamorgan for the year 1662, with a table giving the rate of tax from 1688 to 1759, [?1759] (E13/10); part of a deposition, [?1760s], by the unnamed tenant of land once owned by the late Miles Llewellin (junior) of Llantrisant, Glamorgan, concerning an unspecified dispute (ff. 28-30 only) (E13/11); draft particulars of lands belonging to John Bedford to be made a mortgage of the Hon. Board of Ordnance, providing a furnace and tools, [?1780] (E13/12); copy of a deed relating to [?a Unitarian meeting house] in Neath, 1814 (E13/13); a [?proof] copy of a reprinting, by W. Williams, printer, Merthyr Tydfil, of William Cobbett's address 'To the Journeymen and Labourers of England, Wales, Scotland, and Ireland…', [?1816] (E13/14); and three copies, 1816-1824, of English translations of two charters relating to the town of Aberavon (dated 1350 and 1373) (E13/15-17).

Papers of Rev. R. Meirion Roberts, comprising fifty seven notebooks containing sermons in Welsh, 1946-51 and undated, most of which were delivered at Laird Street Presbyterian Church of Wales, Birkenhead; some 3,000 cards containing sermons, mainly in English, 1930s-60s; a bundle of sermons in English and Welsh, 1930s, 1950, and undated; and a few miscellaneous notes.

Some eleven booklets, containing sermons in Welsh (ff. 1-81, 135-146, 157-173) and English (ff. 86 verso-134), all undated, now bound as one volume. The English sermons and the later Welsh sermons (ff. 135-146, 157-173) appear to be fragments and drafts only. Some are, at least partly, in the hand of Robert Wynne, MA.

Some ten booklets, containing sermons and drafts and fragments of sermons in English (ff. 1-18, 32-235, 252-283) and Welsh (ff. 19-31), all undated, now bound as one volume. Some are in the hand of Robert Wynne, MA. Also included is an imperfect printed copy of Humphrey, Lord Bishop of Bangor, A Sermon Preach'd before the House of Lords, at the Abbey-Church of St. Peter's Westminster, on Thursday, the 30th of January, 1695/6, Being the Martyrdom of K. Charles I (London: John Everingham, 1696, Wing H3721) (ff. 236-251).

Some fifteen booklets, containing sermons in Welsh (ff. 1-228, 237-251 verso) and English (ff. 229-235), now bound as one volume. The sermons were preached mostly at Llanddeiniolen and Llanbeblig, Caernarvonshire, and Llantrisant and Llechgynfarwy, Anglesey, between 1681and 1718, presumably by Robert Wynne, MA, who was instituted to Llanddeiniolen in 1679/80, Llantrisant in 1681 and Llanbeblig in 1693.
One undated funeral sermon may be by his brother Edward Wynne, MA (d. 1681), rector of Llanddyfnan (ff. 210-216 verso).

Some fourteen booklets, containing sermons in English (ff. 2-263, 277-300) and Welsh (ff. 265 verso-272 verso), now bound as one volume. The sermons are undated, with the exception of one preached at Caernarfon, March 1698/9 (ff. 27-49). Most are presumably the work of Robert Wynne, MA.

Some seventeen booklets, or parts of booklets, containing sermons in English in several hands, now bound as one volume. All are undated with the exception of a sermon preached on 27 June 1675 (f. 49 verso); the same sermon bears the signature of Robert Wynne, MA (f. 48), and this and others may be partially in his hand.

Some four booklets containing sermons in English, now bound as one volume. Some of the sermons may have been preached by Robert Wynne, MA, whose name appears at the beginning of the final booklet (f. 53); Wynne was instituted to Llanddeiniolen in 1679/80, Llantrisant in 1681 and Llanbeblig in 1693.

Six booklets containing sermons in English, now bound as one volume. The sermons are undated but are mainly in the hand of Robert Wynne, MA.

Six booklets containing undated sermons in English in several hands, now bound as one volume.

Sixteen booklets containing sermons in English in several hands, now bound as one volume. Some may be partially in the hand of Robert Wynne, MA; all are undated with the exception of a sermon preached at Llangaffo in 1664 (ff. 135-144).

Four booklets containing sermons in English, now bound as one volume. The sermons are possibly in the hand of Robert Wynne, MA.

Some eleven booklets containing sermons in English, now bound as one volume. The sermons are in several hands, possibly including that of Robert Wynne, MA, whose name is signed on f. 97. Most are undated, however the name Robert Hughes and the date 10 August 1668, 'Silferton in Deuonshire neer the Citty of Exceter', appear on f. 17 verso; and the name Griffith Williams, 1673, and the direction 'for Mr Lewis Jones Rector att Llandwrrog neare Carnarvon, to be left at Mr Lewis Davies in Carn:' are on f. 33.

Four booklets, containing sermons in Welsh and English, now bound as one volume. Three sermons are in Welsh and were preached at Pistill and Edern, Caernarvonshire, between 1691 and 1718, [possibly by Robert Wynne, MA] (ff. 4-60); the remaining sermon, in English, is in a different hand (ff. 61-82).

Ten booklets containing sermons in English, now bound as one volume. The sermons are in several hands, possibly including that of Robert Wynne, MA; all are undated.

Some eight booklets containing sermons in English, now bound as one volume. The sermons are in several hands, including that of Robert Wynne, MA, whose signature is on f. 1; all are undated.