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A copy of 'Book II (Conclusions and Recommendations)' of Report of the Royal Commission on Land in Wales and Monmouthshire, containing the signatures of all the Commissioners, together with a copy of a further statement signed by the majority of the Commissioners.

Examples of leases and agreements between landlords and tenants in various parts of Wales.

The evidence given by Lord Penrhyn, chairman of the North Wales Property Defence Association, with copies of the translated extracts from Baner ac Amserau Cymru and other newspapers used by him in support of his evidence.

Letters containing notes on Welsh manors and manorial rights written in reply to requests for information sent by Daniel Lleufer Thomas to lords and stewards of manors and others. Among the correspondents are John Stuart Corbett, Alcwyn C. Evans, John Lloyd, Brecon, John Hobson Mathews, Alfred Neobard Palmer, Frederick Seebohm and Stephen W. Williams, Rhayader.

Correspondence and particulars of cases submitted to the Solicitor to H.M. Treasury relating to alleged cases of intimidation of witnesses who gave evidence before the Welsh Land Commission.

Newspaper cuttings relating mainly to the proceedings of the Welsh Land Commission.

Autograph letters, 1922-1924, from William Jenkyn Jones, Welsh Calvinistic Methodist missionary in Brittany, to Daniel Lleufer Thomas, together with copies of Telen ar C'hristen: Canticou Spirituel ... (Kemper, 1895), Telen ar C'hristen (An Eil-Rann) ... (Kemper, 1910) and Canticou tennet euz Telen ar C'hristen (Kemper, n.d. [probably 1895]), all with annotations and manuscript additions by William Jenkyn Jones.

Letters to Daniel Lleufer Thomas, 1894-1896, and other papers relating to Welsh emigrants who formed part of the Albany Settlement near Cradock, Cape Colony in 1820, also papers relating to a Welsh settlement in Brazil, together with a copy of A Sketch of the Public Career of Col. Charles Duncan Griffith, C.M.G., Governor's Agent in and Chief Magistrate for Basutoland ... (King William's Town, 1881).

Two lists of Welsh families in Hughesofka, Russia, sent in 1896 to Daniel Lleufer Thomas, secretary of the Welsh Land Commission, the one supplied by John J. Hughes, son of John Hughes, founder of the settlement and of the metallurgical industry established there, and the other by the Russian Embassy, together with correspondence.

Correspondence, 1896, between Daniel Lleufer Thomas and certain Government departments in London concerning the translation into Welsh of Government and official publications.

Six autograph letters, 1896-1899, from William Cadwaladr Davies, barrister-at-law, to Daniel Lleufer Thomas, and a printed copy of a memorial address to William Cadwaladr Davies delivered by Professor W[illiam] Lewis Jones at Bangor, 3 December 1905.

Details concerning the military service of Colonel William Vaughan, Jacobite, of Courtfield, Herefordshire, extracted from the archives of the War Office, Simancas, Spain.