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An Announcement of the publication of 'Judaeorum Memorabilia ... The original Compilation by Robert Burton, now augmented by extracts from other authentic Writers' (Bristol: W. Matthews, 1796).

Announcement of the publication 'on Tuesday next', as a specimen of the translator's compositions, of 'The Fair Pilgrim A Poem Translated from Dafydd Ap Gwilym ... By Edward Wiliams ... Printed by S. Hazard & sold by all the Booksellers of Bath and Bristol and by the Author No. 36 Broad- street Bath'. Endorsed: 'Advertizement for Mr. Rees's Newspaper', and 'Anstey, Hodge podge', etc.

An announcement, March 31 1804, that new editions of Dr Johnson's Dictionary are in the press. On the dorse (cut into two halves) Iolo Morganwg has written a note concerning the Derwyddon or Druids and their beads (Gleiniau) and three 'englynion' in memory of 'Rhobin o Fôn'. Repaired.

Annual report of the Brecon Auxiliary Bible Society, 1814-1815.

Subject: Spelman's Glossary.

Subject: An episcopal bill. [Letter incomplete.]

To John Wynne. Subject: Cocks and Cock-fighting.

Another copy of 'Fanny Blodau'r ffair', but with eight stanzas. The original wording appears to have been 'Fanny bloomy (or blooming) fair'. Part of the sheet has been cut away (Not in the autograph of Iolo Morganwg unless the alterations are by him).

Another copy of 'John Bull's Litany', followed by verses entitled 'Church and King rampant or Sattan let loose for a thousand years' ('This piece was occasioned by a blasphemous song that appeared lately (1794) in a newspaper, its chorus, Church & King').

Another copy of 20 endorsed by E. W., 'Country Topers by Tn. Wms.' It is not in the autograph of Iolo Morganwg except for a stanza in the margin and the writing on the reverse side, which includes a remedy for the bite of a mad dog and a copy of a letter from Thos. Llen. D. Powel to Siencyn Ifan Dafydd ' (sef Siencyn y Dyfynog) mae'n debyg'. 'O Lyfr Morgan Llywelyn o Gastell Nedd. Siencyn y Dyfynog, y prydydd oed[ d] y Siencyn Dafydd hyn wrth bob Tebygoliaeth. Mn. Lln.'.

Another copy of the 'englynion' in No. 13, written in the same hand. One line is different. With some music on the dorse.

Another copy of the Proposals, with Welsh words (crossed out) on the dorse. Note: The Proposals contained in 3 were printed at Wrexham by R. Marsh, whereas those contained in 3a were printed at Cowbridge by R. Thomas.