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A Proposed Resolution to be passed by the Chapter of St. Davids concerning a house called the 'Chancellor's Manor'. (See SDCh/Misc./331).

With note from S.J.K.'s daughter about the time of the visit because of S.J.K.'s great age. Incomplete.

(1) To write an answer to their letter of submission from Llangefni. (2) To grant their desires mentioned in the fifth and sixth propositions. There are not many strangers left except the gentlemen in the castle, and these are provided for by their own treaty. (3) That the castle may remain in the constable's hands as formerly, or if Gen. Mytton approve not of him, let it be put in the hands of some other gentleman of quality and estate in the county.

A prose discourse on the perils of cinema attendance and the advisability of joining the 'Band of Hope', entitled 'Ymgom rhwng Mrs Jones a Nellie ynghylch y cinema a'r band of hope'. Welsh.

Three loose printed pages from Life and letters today, vol. XVI, no. 7, (Spring, 1937), pp. 65-70, containing the story 'A prospect of the sea' by Dylan Thomas. Eight words in the first paragraph have been marked, in an unidentified hand, for omission.

8 Pages.

A Protest by John Fletcher, rector of Hawarden, against the jurisdiction of the Bishop of Chester, over or in the p. Copy.

A Protest signed by John Hughes, of Aberystwyth, gent., as agent for William Edward Powell of Nanteos, esq., against the appointment of Thomas Hughes of Ffynonoer as warden for the townships of Llanbadarn Croyddin ucha and Llanbadarn Croyddin issa within the parish of Llanbadarn fawr by the parishioners without the knowledge or consent of the said William Edward Powell, in whose ancestors the appointment had been vested from time immemorial, and intimating an intention to take legal proceedings.

A Protest signed by William Williams of Aberystwyth, gent., as agent to Pryse Pryse of Gogerddan, esq., to the Rev. Llewelin Llewellin and to Valentine Davies, esq., the registrar, against the appointment of Thomas Benjamin of Ffynnonwen issa and Thomas Hughes of Ffynnonwen ucha as churchwardens for the divisions of Cwmmwdyperfedd and Nawrhandir respectively within the parish of Llanbadarn fawr by the parishioners without the knowledge and consent of the said Pryse Pryse, in whose ancestors the appointment had been vested from time immemorial, and intimating an intention to take legal proceedings.

Two manuscript versions of an article entitled 'A Protestant View of the Modern Novel'. Dau fersiwn llawysgrif erthygl yn dwyn y teitl 'A Protestant View of the Modern Novel'. See also / gweler hefyd: CH 2/2, 8/4.

An essay, in manuscript form, entitled 'A Protestant View of the Modern Novel'. Traethawd, mewn llawysgrif, yn dwyn y teitl 'A Protestant View of the Modern Novel'. See also / gweler hefyd CH 5/4-5, 8/4.

'A Protestant View of the Modern Novel',. A manuscript copy of an article entitled 'A Protestant View of the Modern Novel'. Copi llawysgrif erthygl yn dwyn y teitl 'A Protestant View of the Modern Novel'. See also / gweler hefyd: CH 2/2, 5/4-5.

'A Proud and Solitary Welsh Poet': review, dated 28 Sept. 1949, of The Collected Poems of Edward Thomas, (London, 1949). Including typescript draft entitled 'Edward Thomas: Poet and Essayist'.