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Transcripts of Gogynfeirdd poems ('Hirlas Owain', odes to Llywelyn ab Iorwerth by Einion ab Gwrgawn and Llywarch Brydydd y Moch, and to Llywelyn ap Gruffydd by Llygad Gŵr) with English prose translations; verses entitled 'Hiraeth Cymro am ei wlad' by Henry Rees ('Huw Fardd'), Warrior Run, Pennsylvania; and a poem entitled 'Etholiad Trethgasglydd', 1891.

Extracts of entries of Welsh interest from Lowndes: Bibliographer's Manual.

Correspondence, subscription lists, and other papers relating to the David Morgan Memorial Fund, 1914.

'Traethawd ar ddiwygiadau yr oes mewn cysylltiad â dyffryn Melindwr' - an essay on religious development by 'Gwyliedydd'; papers by T. Sylvanus: an article on schoolmasters in Penllwyn and district, 1728-1916; antiquarian notes on the district; a copy of an agreement, 1872, between the managers of the Pen-llwyn British School and the Melindwr School Board; a copy of the will of John Thomas Morgan of Tynllidiart, 1855; and a list of children who were awarded Rhodd Mam certificates at Nant-y-moch, 1886.

Letters and postcards by Daniel Davies, Ton, 1911-1913; George Eyre Evans, 1925; Herbert Davies Evans, Highmead, 1905; John Griffith ('Gohebydd'), 1877; Joseph A. Pease, London (concerning the Parliamentary attendances of Vaughan Davies, M.P.), 1909; T. Sylvanus, 1922-1925 (copies); and Thomas S. Williams, Bridgend, 1847.

Notes in shorthand by W. S. Williams, Dol-y-pandy, Pen-llwyn, of sermons preached by several Calvinistic Methodist ministers, 1868-1870.

Papers, [1847x1933], from the library of Thomas Sylvanus of Cardiff, which include material, 1914, relating to the David Morgan Memorial Fund; articles and notes by Thomas Sylvanus; correspondence, 1847-1925; and transcripts of poetry.