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A carol, etc.

An essay entitled 'Hanes Y Tywysogion Cymreig', submitted for competition at an eisteddfod held at Liverpool, June 1840.

A commonplace book which belonged in 1869 to Lewis Jones, printer, etc., Towyn and Rhyl, and which contains calendar entries, poems, etc.

An account of Bethel Calvinistic Methodist Church, Rhyl.

A list, compiled by Archdeacon A. O. Evans at the request of the National Library of Wales, of books in his private library at Llanfaethlu relating to Sunday Schools, etc.

Three volumes of material relating to Welsh versions of Thomas à Kempis's De Imitatione Christi, etc., collected by Archdeacon Evans when he was preparing the bibliography afterwards published in The Journal of the Welsh Bibliographical Society, IV, pp. 30-2.

Letters received by Archdeacon Evans from recipients of complimentary copies of reprints of his 'Thomas a Kempis and Wales', published in The Journal of the Welsh Bibliographical Society, IV, pp. 5-32.

The Form of Service used at the dedication of an organ, a font cover, a window, etc., at St. Mary's Church, Caernarvon, February 26, 1933.

Letters, 1859-60, mainly to Lord Carrington, patron of the living of Llanfairclydogau, Cardiganshire, which became vacant in 1859, from clergymen soliciting the living or persons supporting the applications of some of the candidates.

An exercise book containing notes by Archdeacon Evans for his article entitled 'Some Welsh Agricultural Writers', published in The Welsh Journal of Agriculture, vol. 8 (1932), 71-84, together with the original manuscript of the article (19 ff.).

Letters, 1932, from recipients of complimentary copies of Archdeacon Evans's article 'Some Welsh Agricultural Writers', published in The Welsh Journal of Agriculture, vol. 8 (1932), 71-84.

Notes by Archdeacon Evans and letters to him relating to the life and work of Thomas Owen (d. 1812), a native of Anglesey who was rector of Upton Scudamore, Wiltshire, and translator of Palladius, De re rustica, etc.

A proof, with editor's corrections, of Johannis Sulgeni Versus Hexametri in laudem patris Sulgeni Menevensis Archiepiscopi, 1812, edited by Thomas Burgess, bishop of St. Davids.

Miscellaneous prose and verse submitted for publication in The Rhyl Advertiser and other papers, adjudications, etc., the contributors including Meredith J. Hughes, Robert Parry ('Robin Ddu Eryri'), John Williams ('Glanmor'), Richard Williams, (Celynog, Newtown), Morris Williams ('Nicander'), Samuel Roberts ('S.R.'), etc.

Proof-sheets of Welsh translations of various publications issued by the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel, together with some of the English originals. Some of the translations may have been made by Lewis Jones, Rhyl.

Papers relating to the parish and church of Meifod, Montgomeryshire, the Llanfrothen burial ground, and the Flint Burial Board.

Four versions of Job, xxviii, - from the translations of Bishop William Morgan, Bishop Richard Parry, and Chancellor Thomas Briscoe, and the Revised Version in English.

'Gweddiau dros y Marw', translated by J. Goodman Humphreys, Llanegryn, from the work of R. Littledale.

A short typewritten note on John Roberts, harpist, Newtown, Montgomeryshire, who died in 1894.

Letters, 1803-33 and undated, to Rowland Williams, Ysceifiog, from Thomas Burgess, bishop of St. Davids, William Cleaver, bishop of St. Asaph, James Donne (Oswestry), T. Hodson (Brasenose College, Oxford), John Jones, archdeacon of Bangor, W. Todd Jones (Criccieth), E. Owen (Churchstoke), W. J. Rees (Cascob), and John Roberts (Tremeirchion).