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Advertisement concerning the lime-burning business of Edward Williams, mason, who has taken the lime-kiln at Cardiff late in the occupation of Mr Roberts, builder, deceased. On the dorse are come notes in pencil on pasturage, etc., on Glamorganshire mountains.

An 'Advertisement' beginning, 'The Rights of Man, have engaged, lately, the serious attention of two or three (a very few), the malice of some, and the Galloping tongues of incredible numbers of what we call the brainless breed, who never suffer themselves to dream, for a single moment, of the Duties of Man ...'. On the reverse side are two stanzas of verse (cf. Poems Lyric and Pastoral, Vol. II, pp. 18-19).

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

An advertisement headed 'Welsh Archaeology' (Relating to the publication of the more ancient Welsh manuscripts. Cf. Letters to Iolo Morganwg, No. 327, dated 26 April 1798). Endorsed: 'Welsh Archaiology'.

Advertisement and Specimen in connection with William Owen, Geiriadur Cymraeg a Saesneg. A Welsh and English Dictionary ... to which is prefixed, A Welsh Grammar. (Item 28 is incomplete).

Advertisement of a messuage and small farm late in the occupation of Mary Richards, consisting of a house, garden, etc., and 28 acres of land situate in the Marshes of the parish of Rumney, co. Monmouth, to be let immediately. 'For Particulars apply to Mr. Thomas Evans at Rumney, or to Edward Wiliams at St. Mary's Church near Cowbridge, Glamorgan'. Printed.

Advertisement of a messuage or tenement consisting of a house, barn, beast-house, and stable, with 311/2 statute acres of copyhold land in the parish of Rumney, co. Monmouth, now in the occupation of Lewis William Rees, to be sold immediately. On the dorse are some Welsh words with their meanings.

Advertisement of a messuage, cow-house, etc., and 31½ statute acres of copyhold land in Rumney Marshes, co. Monmouth, to be sold immediately, the whole together or in (four) separate lots. Printed.

'Advertisement' ('on Pastoral') preceding 'Carmen Seculare, or Jubilant Song, for the year 1800, a Pastoral. Philander - Alexis.' The lower part of the sheet has been cut away, and the stanzas on the reverse side have been crossed out.

Advertisement (sarcastic) of 'Parnassus ... a celebrated house in Grubstreet '. 'Enquire of Messrs Bulgin & Co. ... at Bristol'. On the dorse is a paragraph beginning, 'I have in my way thro life, observed that the older a man grows the worse he grows ...' (Ith. Gm.) Draft.

'Advertizement' to an Ode' [?on converting a sword into a pruning hook, cf. I. A. Wiliams MS 111/16 ff.]. On the reverse side (crossed out) are verses entitled 'God Save the King', with a note beneath.

Wooden framework of the tail end of a small plane.

Affidavit, January 1755, of Edward Hughes, Llanbadarn Vawr, touching Lewis Morris, His Majesty’s agent and Superintendent of mines in Cardiganshire, and troubles at the mines at Esgair y Mwyn, in connection with an Exchequer trial.

Studio portrait of a bespectacled American soldier. His uniform identifies him as a Technician Fifth Grade in the Quartermaster Corps. He is wearing a marksman qualification badge with one clasp and the American campaign medal ribbon.

Three ladies and two gentlemen about to have afternoon tea outside Dolforgan Hall.

Press cutting of a review of Kenneth O. Morgan, The Age of Lloyd George: the Liberal Party and British Politics, 1890-1929, taken from the Western Mail, 13 November 1971, by D. P. M. Michael.