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Lists of pupils attending a school (?kept by Thomas Jones) at Denbigh, 1801-1816, and records of payments made by them, and of payments made on behalf of the Dr. Williams Trust.

A collection of books of sermon notes by John Roberts ('J.R.').

A collection of books of sermon notes by John Roberts ('J.R.').

A notebook containing questions by Samuel Roberts on chapters in the Old Testament.

Notes of sermons by John Breese, 1828-1829, and the manuscript of a sermon by J. W. Pugh, Fishguard.

Notes, by Samuel Roberts, on Trust Deeds and other subjects; miscellaneous receipts, 1878-1884, including some relating to the 'Jones of Chester Fund'; a copy of the agreement for printing Y Celt, 1878; press cuttings; and a leaflet by Samuel Roberts on the Bethesda Strike, 1874.

A file of articles and essays mainly intended for publication in Y Cronicl:- 'Yr Ysgol Sabbothol' by B. Emlyn Davies, Birmingham; 'Dyledswydd bwysig Athrawon yr Ysgol Sabbothol', by John Jones, Pantycelyn; 'Traethawd ar Fywyd a Nodweddion Esther, un o destunau cyfarfodydd llenyddol Dolgelley y Nadolig, 1866'; 'Sistem newydd eto i ddwyn deiliaid Satan oddi arno'; 'Myfyrdod ar alluowgrwydd Duw' by Peter Edwards ('Pedr Dulas'); 'Hanes yr achos Anibynnol yn Sardis, Maldwyn', and a sermon by W. R. Edwards; 'Amaethu ucheldiroedd Cymru' and sermon notes by John Roberts; 'Traethawd ar wastraff' by 'Ruben'; 'An oration concerning the duty of inoffensive conduct ... delivered at the [Carmarthen] Academy by Thomas Jones'; and a letter to the Editor of Y Cronicl by Edward Roberts, Liverpool.

The original letter, dated 19 May 1873, inviting Caleb Williams to become the minister of Horeb Congregational Church, Dwygyfylchi, Caernarvonshire, together with his certificate of ordination, 23 September 1873, signed by eight Congregational ministers, including John Roberts.

A file of articles and essays mainly intended for publication in Y Cronicl:- 'Darnodiad o Rhinwedd a phechod gan Channings' by S. Morris, Wrexham; 'Boneddigeiddrwydd' by 'Cadfanfab'; 'Adnebydd dy hun' by 'Agricola'; 'Sylwadau ar Fywyd', by 'E.S.'; 'Dyledswydd rhieni at eu plant' by W. Williams; an account by John Roberts ('J.R.') of the wreck of the Northfleet, 1873; 'Gwastraff' and 'Iawn ddefnyddio Hamdden' by Samuel Roberts; and 'Hynodion Genedigaeth Crist' by J. Myfenydd Morgan.

Books of sermon notes by Samuel Roberts ('S.R.').

Books of sermon notes by Samuel Roberts ('S.R.').

Books of sermon notes by Samuel Roberts ('S.R.').

Notes and drafts of sermons by Samuel Roberts ('S.R.'), John Roberts ('J.R.') and others.

Notes of sermons mainly by Jenkin Lewis, Congregational minister, most of them preached at Wrexham where he ministered from 1784-1811.

Notes of sermons heard by Jenkin Lewis at Abergavenny, 1779-1781, and sermon notes by Thomas Jones, Denbigh, Moelfre, and St. George.

Sermon notes, 1794-1809, mainly by Thomas Jones, Denbigh and Moelfre.

A volume of sermons by Thomas Jones, with a note of the taking of a seat at Colwyn chapel, 1825.

Papers relating to a petition made by the Reverend John Roberts the younger ('J. R.'), Congregational minister, of Conway, for the exemption of Dissenting ministers from the payment of tolls for crossing Conway Bridge. They include holograph letters of John Prout, Holyhead, 1861, and D. Howell, Machynlleth, 1883, An Act for vesting in Commissioners the Line of Road from Shrewsbury . . . to Bangor Ferry . . ., 1819 and An Act to vest Conway Bridge in Commissioners. . ., 1878.

Autograph letters to Samuel Roberts (S.R.) from various correspondents, together with drafts of letters from Roberts to T. J. Griffiths; etc.

Papers concerning the activities in Britain and America of Samuel Roberts (S.R.), relating to Dadl Fawr yr Oes Dros ac yn Erbyn Eglwysi Gwladwriaethol and some of his other publications, printing transactions with T. J. Griffiths (editor of Y Drych, Utica), the Land Utilisation Society, the Borough Welsh Congregational Church (London), the Bethesda quarries strike of 1874, the new post-parcel system, etc., together with poetry by E. Pan Jones and D. Hughes, Abersoch.