'Pennill ar ddyfodiad Henry Wynne, Yswain, Coed Coch i'w Oed : Gorphenaf 31 1856. Ynghyd a dychweliad ei frawd Mr. Edward, adref, yn fyw ac yn iach o Crimea. Ar y mesur Belil March', gan Joseph o Golwyn. [Verse, by 'Joseph o Golwyn', on the Coming of Age of Henry Wynne, Esq., Coed Coch, July 31, 1856, and the return of his brother, Edward, from the Crimea]. Welsh. Printed.
'Statement of the Respective Distances of the several Parishes and Townships in the County of Denbigh, from Ruthin, in the said County', approved by John Heaton, Chairman of Quarter Sessions, 30 January 1847. Addressed to J. Lloyd Wynne, esq., Coed Coch. Printed.
Poem entitled 'The Statue of the dying Gladiator', by Felicia [Dorothea] Browne, addressed to John Wynne, esq., Coed Coch. Written on envelope, "with many thanks from Miss Angharad Llwyd". [see nos. 3039, 3041 and 3046]. Dated at Bronwhilfa.
Page from The London Gazette, 17 March 1835, including the announcement that the Commission to John Lloyd Wynne, Esq., to be Deputy Lieutenant, dated 30 January 1831, has been signed by the Lord Lieutenant of Denbighshire.
Bundle of blank forms consisting of Permits to Soldiers in the Isdulas Regiment of Volunteer Infantry, commanded by Lieutenant Colonel Wynne, to pass from place to place; Notices to quit and deliver up certain messuages, lands and premises; and Notices not to hunt, course, shoot or sport upon certain lands. Printed (Thomas Gee, Denbigh).
'Articles for Regulating and Reducing the Expences attending the office of Sheriffs of the Counties of Flint, Denbigh and Montgomery'. Contains a list of subscribers to the Articles, which were agreed to on 17 March 1747. Printed. Two copies.
Bill of David Doulben concerning 'the buisiness of obtaining faculty to erect a Seat in Ruthyn Church for Mrs. Grace Wynne', with receipt, dated 30 May 1737, from Mrs. Grace Wynne, by the hands of brother Edwards, for the use of Mr. Bulkeley Hughes.
Biographical sketch of Lord George Hamilton, first Earl of Orkney, fifth son of William Douglas, Earl of Selkirk, afterwards Duke of Hamilton, who died without issue male on 29 January 1737.
Memorandum relating to certain events in the reigns of King Edward the sixth, Queen Mary and Queen Elizabeth, with short verses in English, Latin, and Welsh. Signed by L.A.
List of old deeds belonging to the Bryn Gwyn Estate. Places named include Llanganhafal, Llanynys, Trevechan, Nannerch, Lleweni, Denbigh, Tovin (Abergele), Skeiviog, and Chester, cos. Denbigh, Flint and Chester.
'An account of that part of Ffynogion Estate which is liable to our judgement', containing a list of place names with corresponding sums of money.
Hypothetical Case, with Opinion by J. Ffownes, concerning a married woman who lends money to a friend, and the recovery of the money after her death by her executor.
Inventory of the estate of Gabriel Goodman, late of Nantglyn, co. Denbigh, esq. The goods include farm stock, crops, furniture, household implements and silver plate. Signed by Ffoulke ap Richard, John Davies, Katherine Verch Robert Owen, Grace Lloyd and Richard Lloyd.
Copy of a Charter, granted c. 1250, by King Henry III, confirming to Gwren'og, son of Kenricke, all his lands and tenements in Wales which were given to him by David, son of Llewelin, formerly Prince of North Wales, called Brynfayingle, Tow'ynan, Bodlennyn, Doldrewyn, Mesigwige belkach Kilgwyn, Bodlym'an, Trovarth Kevenkan, Graicke, Llanvihangle et laycuayn, co. Denbigh. Witnesses : John de Burgo, Herbert son of Peter, John de Grey, Justices of Chester, Paul Pinner, Robert de Mustegros. Latin.
Letter from the Secretary of the Ardree Oyster Fishery Company, Limited, to one of the shareholders, relating to the financial state of the Company.