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Award by Lewis Owen ap Merike of Bodowyre, Owen Wodde of Rosmore, Anglesey, and William Conwey of Dynerth, Denbighshire, arbitrators in a dispute between Ellen Conwey, widow of Hugh Gwynne ap David ap Rice, dec., and Edward ap Hugh Gwynne, son and heir of the said Hugh Gwynne, concerning the title of property in Bodewred and elsewhere in Anglesey.

Award by Richard ap John Owain and Owain ap Robert ap [...] in a dispute between [?H]ugh ap Robert and Ieuan Lloyd [...].

Award by Ruther ap Dd. ap Jeuan ap Eden' in the dispute between John ap Res ap Ll' ap Hulkyn and Robert ap Res [...] and William ap Ewnlli' ap Lli' Lloyd, concerning the mill dams called [...] melyn helu in the parish of Kaerkeby.

Award by Gruf. ap David ap John, and Owen ap John Morgan, gent., in a dispute between Richard Davies, second son of David ap Rees ap Ll'in ap Gruf. by Anne Standley, his last wife, and Edward ap Hugh Gwin, gent., concerning title to tithin Serie and tithin Robert ap Hugh ap Glm.

Award by John Gruffyth of Boteniell, co. Anglizey, gent., in a dispute over the boundaries of Bodewryd and Skellog, between Edward Wynne of Bodewryd and Maurice Parry, of Amlough, gentn.

Award by Hugh Lewis, son and heir of John Lewis, and Ritherch ap Dd. ap Ieuan ap Eden., in a dispute between Robert ap R' ap Ll' ap Hulkyn and Hugh ap Robert ap R', his son, and Roland Gruff' of Porthamall, concerning the proposed marriage of the said Hugh and Margery, daughter of the said Roland.

Award by Edmund Vichan ap Eden' an umpire appointed to settle a dispute between Res ap Eden' ap Hulkyn and Gruff' ap Gwillm. ap Gruff'.

Award by Owen ap Rob't ap Owen, and Richard Williams, clerk, in a dispute between Mores Lloyd ap William ap Mores, on the one part, and Hughe Lewes, Ellen his wife, and Edward ap Hugh Gwyn on the other, touching land in t. Dyndryvol.

A volume containing forty-three odes composed and written by Wiliam Kynwal between 1567 and 1576 (ff. vii verso, 1-93). He began the manuscript at Cerrig Ellgwm 'yn fy siambr vy hun yngheric Ellgwm y trydydd dydd o vis mai o vewn yssbyty dol gynwal a duw a wyr na wnn pwy na[c] ym ha le y gorffennir ef' (ff. v verso-vi). The odes are headed by the arms of the persons addressed, except in the case of the odlau merched, in which quaint sketches of women are substituted.
Also included are a prologue (ff. 5-6) and an incomplete table of contents (f. 6 recto-verso). At the end of the manuscript there is a rough copy of an ode by Huw Machno (ff. 95-96), who has also written some notes on the folios at the beginning (ff. i-iv).

A composite volume, the first portion of which (pp. 1-78, old foliation 1-38), written in the early eighteenth century, contains selections from Flores poetarum, triads, englynion, the divisions of Wales (pp. 29-33), cywyddau, poems in free metre, and an incomplete table of the contents of the latter portion of the volume (pp. 57-59). The second part of the volume (pp. 79-406, old foliation 1-245 with gaps) has been neatly written in two or more hands, one of the seventeenth century and the others of the early eighteenth century. It contains Welsh poems in strict and free metres from the fifteenth to the eighteenth centuries, many of them either of Anglesey interest or written by Anglesey poets, particularly Lewis Môn, Sion Brwynog and John Griffith of Llanddyfnan.
Among miscellaneous items are copies of the Articles of Agreement between the Parliamentary Commissioners and the inhabitants of Anglesey, 1648 (pp. 295-296); Sir Edward Trevor's riddle (p. 312); and a short bardic grammar (pp. 358-362).

1. William Lewis of Llysdulas;
2. Edward Wynn of Bodewryd, LL.D.
   Bargain and sale for a year of part of Tudur Coch's land in Bodedern.

1. John Owen of Penrhos, co. Anglesey;
2. Thomas Mostyn of Bodowyr.
   Bargain and sale for a year of Tyddyn William Tyder ddu in the townships of Trefleske and Llanvayr yneubwll.

1. John Price, the younger, of Trevadog;
2. John Edmunds of Penrhyn, co. Caernarvon, gent.
   Bargain and sale for six months of Trevadog in Llanvaethley.

1. John Edmunds of Penrhyn, co. Carnarvon, gent.;
2. Hugh Griffith, clerk, rector of Llanbedr Newborough.
   Bargain and sale for six months of Trevadog in Llanvaethley.

1. Hugh Griffith, clerk, rector of Llanfaethley;
2. John Owen of Presathved, esquire.
   Bargain and sale for six months of Trevadog in the parish of Llanfaethley.

1. William Mostyn, late of Christleton, co. Chester, clerk;
2. Arthur Williams of Myllionydd, co. Carnarcon, esquire.
   Bargain and sale of messuages in Wrexham and Llanrhaydre, co. Denbigh, and Cwin and Yskeifiog, co. Flint, called Brwmbo, Llwyn Mynefa and Caer Nefyn, as security for the settlement of Treynhelydd in the parish of Llantrisainte, co. Anglesey, upon Anne Lewis, intended wife of the said William Mostyn.

1. David Thomas of Bodederne;
2. William Mostyn of Bodowyr, archdeacon of Bangor.
   Bargain and sale for 6 months of Cymynod issa, cae malli, gweirglodd malli, y felin newydd alias melin vorgan, cae mynydd Eginin, bryn r orsedd, r ynys o ddeuty r llynn and Glynn bwch, in the parish of Bodedern.

1. David Lloyd of Tre Ivan;
2. William Mostyn of Bodowyr, clerk.
   Bargain and sale for 6 months of Tir Tref Evan, Tir Matto, Tir Iorwerth ap Maddocke, Tir Rees ap William Powell, Bryn yr wy and Tir yr hen Aelwyd in Tref Ivan ap Iddon and Trefleske.

1. John Mostyn of Castle, co. Montgomery, clerk; William Mostyn of Bryngwyn; and Mary his wife;
2. Edward Wynne, Dr of Laws, Chancellor of the diocese of Hereford.
   Bargain and sale for 6 months of messuages in Bodedern, Llanvair yn Eubwll, Rhoscolyn and Llanvair yn Mathavern Eitha.