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'Memorandums for Iolo Morganwg', in the autograph of Wm Owen [-Pughe]. See No. 325. Endorsed: 'Wm Owens Queries to Iolo Morganwg'.

'Outlines of a Rep[or]t of S[outh] W[ales]' [in the autograph of Walter Davies ('Gwallter Mechain')]. Inside was a note on the methods of Mr M...- with regard to sheep-farming (62a). See MS 19 and also NLW MS 1759B.

Particulars of the 'Dimensions of Waterloo Bridge', London. On the other side, in the autograph of Iolo Morganwg but crossed out, is another copy of the 'Tribanau gwaith Wil Hopcin pan oedd ef yn Sir Gaer, ar gil oddiwrth Madox o Gefn udfa' (cf. Item 2). Torn.

Poetry by Wil Hopcin, in the autograph of Iolo Morganwg: (a) Canu'r Crymman, beginning 'Holl felbion caredig glan diddig gwrandewch ...'; (b) 'Tri phennill Triban a wnaeth Will Hopkin, pan oedd ar gil yn Sir Gaer am fod Madocs o Gefn Udfa yn ei fygwth a Chyfraith', beginning, 'Hawddfyd lle bum yn fachgen'.

(?) A list of the names of 13 subscribers to Poems Lyric and Pastoral (1794). The sheet appears to have been addressed to 'Mrs Carter'.

Probate, 14 August 1847, of the will of Taliesin Williams late of the borough of Merthyr Tydfil, co. Glam., schoolmaster, dec. Will dated 2 June 1845.

Probate, 30 October 1886, of the will of Edward Williams late of Cleveland Lodge, Middlesbrough, Yorkshire, ironmaster, dec. [9 June 1886 at Cleveland Lodge aforesaid]. Will dated 20 Oct. 1884.

'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'.

He stayed at Dr Kippis's yesterday until near half past two. He has seen Mr Vaughan, who told him that there was a gentleman in town, an inhabitant of St Mary's, (? Jamaica). They are just going home where they will be glad to see the addressee and the Litany, which he finds was read after he left the addressee on Monday. Endorsed: 'Dr Williams Sydenham'.

Petition of the Archbishops, Bishops, Priests and Deacons, in convocation assembled, to the King, humbly imploring him to relieve them from the intolerable burden of the Christian religion and that they may be permitted to establish the religion of the Greeks and Romans. (In the autograph of Iolo Morganwg, ?1799. 'The above was copied from Advice to the Clergy of every Denomination and Degree, &c. London, printed for Baldwin, Paternoster Row, 1786'). Damaged. Fragile.

'Gent. Magn. Jan 1754, pp. 9, 10' ('Sugar from Beets & skirrets...').

'An account of the Demophobia a most dreadful disorder ... By Iolo Morganwg.' Ending: 'Nb. The prescriptions of the great Dr Thomas Paine, merit a fair trial in this Disorder'.