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Copies of the articles of the 'Old Social Club', Aberystwyth, one written on parchment and signed by members, 1817-1823, and the other printed and mounted on linen.

Cofnodion Eglwys Bethlehem, Mountain Ash (Aberpennar), gan gynnwys llyfrau casgliad y Weinidogaeth, 1909-1953; llyfr y trysorydd, 1893-1933; a llyfrau cyfrifon, 1895-1936 a 1906-1940. = Records of Bethlehem Chapel, Mountain Ash (Aberpennar), including ministry collection books, 1909-1953; treasurer's account book, 1893-1933; and account books, 1895-1936, and 1906-1940.

A collection comprising material mainly relating to the myths and legends, history, antiquities and poetry of Wales and including addresses, notes and extracts, press cuttings, lecture notes, and correspondence; also included is a Welsh hymn and a copy of the charter of Ros Veneych, 1230.

An address, 1924, by Meredith J. Hughes on early Welsh literature entitled 'Rhamant Gwawr Hanes ein Llenyddiaeth'.

Notes on Welsh place names by Meredith J. Hughes, arranged alphabetically, with extracts from Welsh poetry.

Notes prepared by Meredith J. Hughes for visits by the Llandudno Field Club to Bryn Euryn and Llandrillo, 22 June, and Llanelian, 2 November 1907; a copy of the charter of Ros Veneych, 1230; and letters by John Fisher, 1926, Joseph Lavender, 1924, J. Evans, Chester, 1928, Henry Taylor, Chester, 1920, and Charles Marston, Wolverhampton, 1925.

Poems on various subjects, many of them submitted to various competitive meetings at Talybont, near Aberystwyth, and elsewhere, and some of them written by Edward Evans; a letter and a postcard, 1918-1919, from John Thomas ('Eifionydd') to Edward Evans.

One of five volumes of poor rate assessment books, 1880-1881, 1884, 1897-1899, 1899, and 1905, for the parish of St. Athan, Glamorgan.

One of five volumes of poor rate assessment books, 1880-1881, 1884, 1897-1899, 1899, and 1905, for the parish of St. Athan, Glamorgan.

One of five volumes of poor rate assessment books, 1880-1881, 1884, 1897-1899, 1899, and 1905, for the parish of St. Athan, Glamorgan.

A copy of The Law and Commercial Rememberances for 1854, with diary entries by W. S. Clark.

A copy of Lett's Diary ... for 1858, with diary entries by W. S. Clark.

A passport issued to W. S. Clark and notes written by him on a journey from Aberdare to Le Havre, November, 1858.

A file of letters addressed to Hugh Davies, naturalist, by fellow-botanists and others, mainly relating to botanical studies and to Davies's Welsh Botanology.
The correspondents include Sir Joseph Banks, William Bingley, Jane Bourne (5), Warren Bulkeley (4), Lewis Weston Dillwyn (3), James Donne (2), George Garkin (2), Samuel Goodenough (7), William Higgon, William Jones, W. Marchant (3), Walter Miche Moseley (2), T. E. Owen, William Parker, Miss Pocock (2), Messrs. Poole and Harding, William Owen[-Pughe] (5), John Prichard (2), R. Prichard, Peter Roberts, Jos. Sabine (4), George Shaw, W. Sheffield, Sir James Edward Smith (2), James Sowerby (26), Jonathan Stokes (17), David Thomas ('Dafydd Ddu Eryri'), T. Velley (3), Michael Ward (4), Thomas Wenman, E. Williams (7), and Peter Williams, Llanbedrog.

A file of draft letters and extracts by Hugh Davies (1739-1821), author of Welsh Botanology ... .

This collection forms one group of the many manuscripts acquired from time to time (together with numerous printed works) from Henry Blackwell, New York (born at Liverpool, 1851, died New York, 1928). This group includes 18th century light remarks and correspondence by a certain S. D. and J. B.; a transcript, in bardic script, of poetry by Gwalchmai, with illustrations by Hugh Maurice; minutes of a New York eisteddfod committee, 1883-1885, and a notebook recording details of the 1886 New York eisteddfod.

The minute book, 6 January 1883 - 16 January 1885, of the New York Eisteddfod Committee.

A notebook kept by Henry Blackwell (1851-1928) to recored the names and/or pseudonyms of competitors, adjudications, etc. at the New York eisteddfod of 1886, of which Blackwell was secretary.