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A typescript draft of the screenplay for A five-year-sentence, with manuscript notes and corrections, and a later annotated typescript draft.

A folded sheet endorsed 'Verses on Mrs Hoby's Journey to England' but bearing only memoranda, including a list of persons, e.g., Madam Hoby, Philip Williams, etc., who represented the characters in a [play?]. [Several county names in the list of characters, including Griffith Rice, the Dynevor ancestor who married Catherine Hoby and died in 1729, Thomas and Barbara Button, Charles and Sarah Matthews, etc. The Coal accounts on pp. 1 and 3 belong to 1684-85. Verses are referred to in the title, but they are missing. D.R.P.].

A folder containing copies of letters from Lewis Edwards to various correspondents and copies of a few letters to Lewis Edwards.

A folder containing reports, leaflets, correspondence and papers compiled by Albert Gilbey, the Labour Party's agent in the Ceredigion and Pembroke North Constituency, during the 1987 General Election Campaign.

A Folder inscribed "Private Accounts" - the private accounts of Robert Crawshay, showing total assets, annual profit and loss, expenditure, income, etc., 1869-70.

A folder labelled 'Palestine Government', and containing mainly cuttings from The Near East and India, 1929, together with a few cuttings from national newspapers, and three letters, Sept. 1929, addressed to RHM and concerning the establishment of the Palestine Commission. The letters include one, 10 Sept. 1929, from Sidney Webb, Lord Passfield, to RHM inviting him to become a member of the Commission.

A folder marked 'Pererindod 1959' containing correspondence, etc. relating to the Quaker Holiday Pilgrimage to Wales and the Border Country, 30 May-7 June 1959, with the impressions of some of the Friends who joined in the Pilgrimage.

A folder of material and notes used in the preparation of Introducing West Wales, including: 1 Pembrokeshire Community Council Annual Report 1950-1; 2 Pembroke County Library - A Selection of Books Relating to History; 3 Memo book of 25 ff.; 4 Exercise Book - 'West Wales Notes', 18 ff.; 5 Cân ar Fesur Triban ynghylch Cydwybod a'i Chynheddfau, 3 ff.; 6 N.F.W.I. Publications List for 1954; 7 Photograph of a West Wales castle; 8-25 Miscellaneous manuscript notes; 26-33 Miscellaneous manuscript notes in Trefin's hand; 34-72 Miscellaneous typescript notes with drafts of some parts of the book.

A folder of personal receipts of O. T. Jones in connection with his professional activities, 1930-43.

A folder of press-cuttings relating to the East Flintshire Parliamentary Election, October 1951, collected by John McEvoy, who was the Conservative Party's agent in the constituency.

A folder of printed items and press cuttings, c. 1921-50, including the Order of Service at the meeting to celebrate the Golden Jubilee of the Rev. H. Elvet Lewis, MA, at the Tabernacle chapel, King's Cross (1880-1930) on 25 September 1930, and a large group of press cuttings relating to the proposed reform of the National Eisteddfod.

A folder of ten letters re Introducing West Wales: 1 Copy letter to the editor of Western Mail re Pembrokeshire bards; 2 Letter from G. Brynallt Williams enclosing his article on the authorship of 'Sosban Fach' [two typescript copies enclosed]; 3-4 Letters from Marjorie Wight re photographs for the book; 5 Letter from Sir Mortimer Wheeler, The British Academy, giving the correct reference to an article of his in Archaeologia Cambrensis; 6 Copy letter to Edward Lewis of Gomerian Press enquiring about Ianto the Fisherman, Creatures of the Night and Ralph de Lyle; 7-8 Letter from and copy letter to A. Vivian Neal, Poundisford Park, Taunton, Somerset re the Carew family; 9 Copy letter to The Director, Reading Room, British Museum re a Haroldstone MSS; 10 Letter from J.E. Martin, Newport, re photographs. A bundle of miscellaneous cuttings re Introducing West Wales.

Endorsed 'John Rowland 1742'.

Endorsed 'Isabella Jonson - 42'.

A folio (sewn) containing the following poems:. 1. 'The Invitation ... to Delia's' by Arley, 9 May 1787. 'Thy youthful charms bright maid inspire ...'. 8 Stanzas. 2. Stanzas by Arley, on a young Lady's Birth Day, 1787. 'Since all to Beauty's rip'ning bloom ...'. 8 Stanzas. 3. Poem with a translation by Mr Parsons: 'On a Lock of hair'. 'Les Voila! Les Cheveux, depuis longtems Blanchis ...'. 10 Lines. French. 4. An Elegy by Arley, 2 Oct. 1787. 'When strong affection deeply wounds the breast ...'. 17 Stanzas.

A folio (sewn) containing:. (A) Extracts from Parliamentary Dates, 5 June 1797. (B) Extracts from The Sun, 6 June 1797. (C) 'A contrasted account, shewing in what manner the seamen ... were paid and victualled in former times, and how the same is ordered at present'.