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'Y Gwrthddrych', an introductory essay to the four gospels, written by Lewis Edwards, Bala.

Notes and extracts by Edward Griffith relating to the Welsh Quakers.

Essays and notes on scriptural and religious subjects, mainly by Robert Oliver Rees.

Notes on the history of Glamorgan written by Evan Jones ('Ieuan Gwynedd').

The minute and account book, 1813-1825, of the Dolgelley Bible Association, with a record of the number of copies of the Bible and of the New Testament distributed in 1850.

A short story on the subject of temperance entitled 'I gael cartref', written by Robert Oliver Rees.

Press cuttings of reviews of theological works, including E. Robinson: Cysondeb y Pedair Efengyl yn nghyda thraethawd agoriadol ... gan Lewis Edwards ... published at Dolgelley [1855] by Robert Oliver Rees.

Press cuttings collected by Evan Jones (Ieuan Gwynedd) comprising copies of numerous articles and letters by him.

Press cuttings mainly of Merionethshire interest collected by Edward Griffith; pedigrees of the Cefnrowen, Pant Philip and Corsygarnedd families; a copy of the will of Owen Tudder of Cefnrowen; etc.

Sermons by Evan Jones ('Ieuan Gwynedd'), many of them preached at Saron Congregational Chapel, Tredegar, together with notes for lectures and addresses.

A sermon, scriptural questions and answers, hymns, etc.

Plans of houses drawn and described by Henry Owen, including plans and details of alterations to be carried out at Llwyn Du, Llwyngwril and details of Ann Vaughan's house at Dolgellau, 1794-1798.

Pedigrees of the families of Tudder of Cefnrowen, Dolgellau, of which Edward Griffith was the direct heir, and of Gruffydd ap Adda of Ddol Goch; the will, 1838, and codicil thereto, 1839, of William Pughe, rector of Mallwyd; transcripts from the parish registers of Dolgelley.

Press cuttings of letters, reviews, poetry, etc. contributed to various newspapers by Evan Jones '(Ieuan Gwynedd'), together with obituary notices, appreciations, etc.

Papers of Lewis Williams, Llanfachreth, one of Thomas Charles's itinerant schoolmasters. They include lists of pupils attending his school at Dolgelley, 1815 and 1817, a copy of the rules and regulations of a school which he kept at Dolgelley, 1822, and lists of books supplied for these and other Sunday and day schools in Merionethshire; letters to Lewis Williams from Joshua Bywater (Barmouth), 1812, and Edward Pugh (Dolgelley), 1821, and to Edward Griffith from D. Charles Evans (Menai Bridge), 1886; notes by Robert Oliver Rees; papers relating to Evan Owen, Pant Phillip, including his certificate of ordination, 1720; etc.

Notes by Edward Griffith on seventeenth century landowners in the Dolgellau district, the social and religious history of Dolgellau, etc.

Notes by Edward Griffith on the Chatham Street, Liverpool Welsh Calvinistic church controversy, also on Cadwaladr Jones ('yr Hen Weinidog'), Evan Herbert, etc., together with extracts from deeds relating to property in Dolgelley.

Miscellaneous notes by Edward Griffith, including extracts from the seventeenth century memorandum book of Lewis Owen, Peniarth and from Pant Philip and other deeds, also from addresses given at religious meetings, together with notes on Calvinistic Methodism in the Dolgelley and Bala districts, on the Merionethshire Quakers and their pedigrees, etc.

Miscellaneous papers of Robert Oliver Rees, including papers relating to the visit of the Cambrian Archaeological Association to Dolgellau, 1850, fragments in Breton, etc.

Miscellanea, mainly in the hand of Edward Griffith, and including pedigrees of families in the Dolgelley district; an abstract of the will of David ap Tuder Owen of Mallwyd and the Inner Temple, 27 August 1577; an appeal by Congregational ministers in Monmouthshire - Evan Jones ('Ieuan Gwynedd') and Moses Ellis being among the signatories - to ministers of Welsh churches in the United States of America urging them to endeavour to avert war between Britain and the United States over the Oregon boundary question; an essay on the agriculture of Merionethshire submitted for competition at the Dolgelley New Year's Day Eisteddfod, 1878; etc.