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A similar list, 'Ministers - Unitarian Socy. 1814', at Merthyr Tidvil, with the names of the members of the Committee and the Preachers.

A sheet of Welsh poetry endorsed 'Caniadau Iolo Morganwg 1797', but seemingly earlier in date, containing: (a) A poem in 15 verses attributed to 'William Robert o'r ydwal' beginning 'Y Deryn nad eurol (Y fwyalch dda fywiol) wyt iraidd naturiol ...'; (b) Verses beginning, 'Clywais gog adeiniog dyner' attributed to Ed. Dafydd o Fargam. (c) A poem (incomplete) beginning (?) 'Wrth rrodio'n y meusydd mewn llwyni'n dra llonydd ...'. Cf. MS 101, Item 22. Also on the paper is the address of 'Thos. Williams Marble Mason at Mr Joseph Prince Bricklayer at Mangwood More Critchel near Blandford Dorsetshire.' Poem (c) in continued in No. 2. Torn.

A sheet containing a continuation of the poem contained in 1(c) above and also other verses (crossed out) beginning, 'Y Rhobin Rhydogog siriol serchog' attributed to 'Thos. Wilkins Ffeirad Llanvair' with the further note 'Nage, yr Hen Dyle Garw ai cant'. There is also part of a draft of a letter to an unnamed person addressed as 'My Lord'.

It is, she believes, full a year since Mr Simpson called on Mr Nichols by her desire and paid him the 16s. which he acknowledged to have advanced to the addressee (for Mr Grove, 'now alas! no more', and herself). She is in a day or two to quit Lichfield for a considerable time, her health demands sea air, and bathing.

A series of twenty-seven 'Pennillion Cymysg' by Iolo Morganwg 'For Mr Wm. Davies', followed by a lament or 'Can gwynofain' composed by Iolo Morganwg in Kent in 1775.

A quatrain by E. Williams 'to the Muse', beginning 'There with an eagles raptured eye' ('There, in celestial realms on high').

A Programme for St. David's Day, 1819, at the Theatre, Merthyr Tydfil ('A Cure for the Heart Ache', etc., and 'St. David's Day; Or, The Honest Welshman').

A poem in rhyming couplets. The first line appears to be 'ere the wonted hour of dawn ...', and the poem ends 'with plenty, peace and liberty.'

'A poem in memoriam of the late Mr Edward Williams Cleveland Lodge Middlesborough.' This appears to be a prose translation of 'a Prize Poem at a competition, on New Years day, at Middlesborough, under the patronage of the Welsh Presbyterians'.

'Morae incommodae, Or The Danger of Delay, A Poem, in blank Verse. By John Walters Junr. One of the Gentlemen Pensioners of Cowbridge Grammar-School. Anno Domini MDCCLXXIV'.