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Two letters, 5 June 1837, 13 November 1837, from the Rev. Lewis Richards, at Llangyniew, to the Rev. Griffith Howel, Llangadfan, together with three letters, 4 August-6 November 1837, from Howel to Richards.

Account book, 1840-1851, of [the Rev. Lewis Richards] of Llanerfyl, Montgomeryshire.
The volume also contains a few memoranda, as well as an 'Englyn i Barlwr y Parchg L. Richards' by Ieuan Cadfan [?Evan Breece], dated 6 January 1844 (inside front cover), and a verse by [John] Black[we]ll (on front flyleaf).

An exercise book belonging to an unidentified individual apparently in Bristol, containing sermon notes, [19 cent., third ¼], including parts of a sermon preached by the Rev. David Charles Davies at Broadmead [Welsh Calvinistic Methodist church, Bristol].

A notebook, in an unknown hand (the initials 'H.R.' recur several times), containing sermon notes in Welsh, 1856-1860 and later. A few memoranda, dated 1885-1889, at the end of the volume suggest a connection with north east Wales.

Four miscellaneous letters, 1860-1938, collected by Mari Ellis, comprising a letter, 17 April 1860, from [Thomas James] (Llallawg), Netherthong, [Huddersfield], to [Joseph Hughes] Carn Ingli, inquiring as to the whereabouts of a pamphlet once in the possession of Thomas Richards (1785-1855) and Richard Richards (1780-1860); a letter, 24 April 1880, from D. W. Morgan, a student at St David's College, Lampeter, to his examiner (unnamed); a letter, 23 April 1938, from Meriel Howard Stepney, Cilmaenllwyd, Llanelly, to Dame Margaret [?Lloyd George]; and an incomplete letter (beginning missing) from J. J. Roberts to an unknown recipient, [n.d.].
Also included is an envelope, postmark 21 April 1863, addressed to Mrs D. Lewis, Post Office, Carmarthen, sent from Edinburgh.

Miscellaneous papers, 1864-1991, of or relating to T. I. Ellis. They include obituaries and other items relating to his death, 1970-1991.

Miscellaneous items of indeterminate origin, 1864-1923, mostly in manuscript and mostly in Welsh, found among the papers of T. I. Ellis.

Some nineteen letters, 1868-1899, sent to members of the Davies family of Cwrtmawr, mainly from other family members. They include five letters from Eliza Davies (1798-1876) to her son R. J. Davies, 1868-1874, and two to her daughter-in-law Frances Davies, 1869; one letter, together with an empty envelope, from D. C. Davies, Chicago, to his mother Frances Davies, 1890, 1893; and a letter from R. J. Davies to his daughter Mary Elizabeth Davies on her 21st birthday, [1890]. A letter from T. C. Edwards, 1881, is presumably intended for R. J. Davies.
Also included are miscellaneous items relating to the Davies family (and the Ellis family), 1887-1928, including two press cuttings, a photograph, and the title page of R. J. Davies's copy of the Bible.

Papers,1870-1930 (mostly [early 1880s]-1899), of or relating to Thomas Edward Ellis.

A large number of press cuttings, 1870-1930 (mainly 1890s), mostly relating to the career of T. E. Ellis, his wedding to Annie J. Davies and his death and its aftermath. Many of the cuttings appear to have been collected by Ellis himself, some of these being supplied by the Romeike & Curtice press cutting agency.

In memoriam cards and similar items, mostly [1870s], commemorating individuals from all over Wales but predominantly from Aberystwyth and Cardiganshire.

Papers, 1877-1969, relating to T. I. Ellis's research and publications.

Notebooks kept by Thomas Edward Ellis while a student at New College, Oxford, containing Latin notes (A184-7); Greek notes (A188-9); and rough notes (A190-1).

Notebook, [early 1880s], of T. E. Ellis while a student at New College, Oxford, containing notes, quotations and references

School reports, 1881, of David Charles Davies whilst a student at University College School, London.

Papers of J. H. Davies, 1883-1929, including correspondence, diaries, writings, notes and cuttings.

Twenty-one letters, 1885-1889, from F[rances] Davies, Cwrtmawr, to her son J. H. Davies, together with one each from JHD to his mother and father, 1883.