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'Translation of the commencement of Homer's Iliad' by 'Cynllo Maelienydd' beginning 'Digofaint cana, f'Awen Achiles epil Bel ...'.

Verses entitled 'Omnipresence', dated Neath, June 9 1817, and beginning, 'Where dwells the Deity! shall mortal man ...'. Endorsed: 'Phipsons verses from Lucan - on Deity'.

'Bath Herald, 1814. Christmas Rhimes from Poor Bed-ridden Nicholas, in behalf of himself and Brother Newsmen' dated Biddeston, near Corsham, Dec. 25th 1814. [Meyler and Son, Printers, Bath].

Verses entitled 'The Welch Mountain-Boy', based on an extract from Warner's Walk through Wales (Bath, Hazard, Typ.).

Certificate of Edward Wiliams of Keven Cribor in the parish of Tythegston, co. Glamorgan, mason, that a certain building or house wherein he dwells at present called Keven Cribor or Cefn Cribwr in the parish of Tythegston, co. Glamorgan, is intended forthwith to be used as a place of religious worship by a congregation of Protestant(s) Dissenters of the Unitarian persuasion. Certificate of Edward Stephens, Deputy Registrar of the Consistory Court of the Lord Bishop of Landaff, acknowledging receipt of the certificate of which No. 1a is a copy. See The National Library of Wales Journal, IX, 2, p. 232.

A Statement (intended for signature) criticizing the way in which Cymdeithas Dwyfundodaid Deheubarth Cymru is being run.

A Note concerning preaching engagements at Penmain, Mamhole, and Pontypool (Not in the hand of Iolo Morganwg).

Observations beginning 'There are but very few instances in Wales of Minister converting a Congregation ...'. Also 'Pan's Reeds &c Ashmolean Library'.

(?) Part of a draft of a letter from Iolo Morganwg to the Bishop of ...--, beginning, 'I firmly Trust in that one God towards whose high Tribunal I am now very nearly approaching'.

Plan (Advertisement) of a circulating library to be termed, 'The Glamorgan circulating Library at Cowbridge and Bridgend'. Draft.

A note [?by David Samwell ('Dafydd Ddu Feddyg')] on the merits of his 'Genuine Myddfai Pills', which are 'peculiarly calculated for the Literati , ... also for Bards of all denominations from Twm o'r Nant down to Sion Ceiriog'.

Testimony of Edward Wiliams, Nov 3 1809, to the piety of Gilbert Wakefield; with a specimen of his handwriting.