Part of Meredith J. Hughes manuscripts,
Addresses by Meredith J. Hughes on 'Myth and legend in the literature of Wales', 1914, and 'Democratic Theory and Institutions', 1919; a hymn 'Ymwel a mi o Arglwydd da', and a poem entitled 'Afon Alun', 1924.
Anerchiad ar lenyddiaeth Gymraeg gynnar
Part of Meredith J. Hughes manuscripts,
An address, 1924, by Meredith J. Hughes on early Welsh literature entitled 'Rhamant Gwawr Hanes ein Llenyddiaeth'.
Part of Meredith J. Hughes manuscripts,
Press cuttings of notes of antiquarian interest taken from North Wales newspapers, with additional notes by Meredith J. Hughes.
Enwogion Sir Fflint a Madog ab Owain Gwynedd,
Part of Meredith J. Hughes manuscripts,
Addresses, 1919, by Meredith J. Hughes on Flintshire worthies ('Rhai o enwogion Sir Fflint') and on 'The alleged voyages of Madoc son of Owen Gwynedd, Prince of North Wales, in the XIIth cent.'.
Lecture notes on Colwyn Bay, Prestatyn and Llanferres
Part of Meredith J. Hughes manuscripts,
Notes by Meredith J. Hughes for lectures on the history of Colwyn Bay, notes on Prestatyn and district, and on Llanferres.
Lecture on Madog ab Owain Gwynedd,
Part of Meredith J. Hughes manuscripts,
Notes of a lecture by Meredith J. Hughes on the voyages of Prince Madog, and comments on him.
Part of Meredith J. Hughes manuscripts,
Notes prepared by Meredith J. Hughes for visits by the Llandudno Field Club to Bryn Euryn and Llandrillo, 22 June, and Llanelian, 2 November 1907; a copy of the charter of Ros Veneych, 1230; and letters by John Fisher, 1926, Joseph Lavender, 1924, J. Evans, Chester, 1928, Henry Taylor, Chester, 1920, and Charles Marston, Wolverhampton, 1925.
Part of Meredith J. Hughes manuscripts,
An address, 1909, by Meredith J. Hughes on the 'Myths and Legends of Wales'.
Part of Meredith J. Hughes manuscripts,
Notes on Welsh place names by Meredith J. Hughes, arranged alphabetically, with extracts from Welsh poetry.