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'Pastoral Song, May Morning', beginning 'Shepherds of the thymy (verdant) plain ...'. There are also two verses (crossed out) of 'The Songster, a song'.

A flat, arable landscape in winter. The skyline is punctuated with a number of bare trees. In the foreground a country road runs left to right, seperated from a field by a hedge.

'Pastoral' by Ith. Gm., beginning, 'When Golden morn's reviving rays ...'. (crossed out). Written on the back of an advertisement for Squierbath, cutler; Week-Street, Maidstone (Maidstone: printed by W. Mercer, 1776).

'Pastoral Ballad' beginning, 'Beware of Love, ye gentle swains ...'. On the other side are 'Epitaph on an old maid' and the beginning of a song entitled 'Wedding'. (Iolo Morganwg MS 102/48).

'Pastoral (after a teduous fit of illness)' beginning, 'How cheerful on the bloomy thorn ...'. (Crossed out for the most part). On the reverse side are some lines on Winter.

Particulars of the Equitable and Universal Tontine, which will continue open for the admission of members until the third Monday in April 1793.

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.

Particulars of the Ancient British Constitution (written on the back of a page (numbered 1095) from a printed list of Acts, 11o Junii, ...-).

Particulars of 'Braint Bardd', 'Swydd Bardd', etc. (crossed out). On the reverse side are four lines on Cobury 'from Mrs Trimnel', and Instances of the use of the adjective 'greddfol', etc., followed by 'Dwyflywyddiaeth - Theocracy' and related words, and instances of the word 'Llawrol'.