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Notes in Welsh by John Evans (1841-92), Emlyn Castle, Newcastle Emlyn, on the history of Penrhiw Unitarian church ('Ty Cwrdd Penrhiw'), Dre-fach, Felindre, co. Carmarthen, up to 1887.

A collection of manuscripts from the library of Edward Humphrey Owen, including pedigrees, wills and transcripts relating to North Wales; a poor rate assessment book, 1788; seventeenth and nineteenth century surveys of Caernarvonshire; material on ancient British history; the libretto of a comic opera dated [c. 1790]; collections of Welsh poetry; eighteenth century interludes; an account book of Peter Bailey Williams (1763-1836), 1815-1817; letters, 1887-1888, to Edward Humphrey Jones; an account of the National Eisteddfod held at Caernarfon, 1821; and other items.

Papers relating to fringe Nationalist and left wing groups, 1963-1989, including material relating to Welsh Nationalist and Republican Groups, 1963-1989, material relating to Welsh left wing groups, 1969-1979, and papers relating to solidarity groups and campaigns, 1968-1989; published political material such as newspapers and periodicals, 1913-1989, records and papers of Cofiwn, 1970-1990, including material relating to the American Indian Movement Tour of Wales, 1986; papers relating to campaigns and activities of groups such as the the Owain Glyndwr Society, 1975-1990; papers relating to maritime history and heritage, 1973-1995; and miscellaneous papers, mainly relating to organisations in Aberystwyth, 1976-1989.

Torion papur newydd a phapurau eraill, 1958-1964 a heb ddyddiad, yn ymwneud â datblygiad TWW ('Television Wales and the West' a olynwyd gan HTV yn 1968), ynghyd â datganiadau i'r wasg, 1958-1959 / Press cuttings and other papers, 1958-1964 and undated, relating to the development of TWW (Television Wales and the West which was succeeded by HTV in 1968), together with press releases, 1958-1959.

Two volumes, 1939-1940 and 1940-1942, containing the minutes in Welsh of 'Cymdeithas Dafydd ap Gwilym' at Llangollen County School, co. Denbigh, the second in the hand of the secretary Islwyn Ffowc Elis (b. 1924), novelist.

Two volumes once belonging to Egerton Phillimore (1856-1937), antiquary, bearing manuscript notes and annotations : Rev Robert Williams, ed., Selections from the Hengwrt Manuscripts Vol. I (1876) and Vol. II parts iv-v (1878, 1880).

Two volumes of press cuttings, photographs and ephemera assembled by John Davies, district secretary to the Workers' Educational Association in South Wales, mainly relating to the industrial and political life of the area. Some of the items concern Thomas Jones and the establishment of Coleg Harlech in 1927.

Two volumes of press cuttings, mainly from the South Wales Daily News and Western Mail, relating to the railway and dock companies of south Wales, and in particular to the Taff Vale, Cardiff and Rhymney Railway Companies and the Barry Railway Company.

Two volumes of college notes on Welsh language and literature, taken by H Meurig Evans at lectures delivered by Professor T H Parry-Williams. See also NLW ex 783-6.

Two volumes containing lists of battle honours gained by British regiments during the 1st and 2nd World Wars and in Korea.

Two typescript BBC radio scripts: 'The Trial of Thomas John' by L. A. Knight (with author's autograph) and 'Murder at Tenby' by Marguerite Francis, with letters, cuttings, etc. (Formerly G. V. Roberts MS.) English. Between boards. Purchased from Patrick Roberts, Pencader, June 1965.

Two tickets, 1928 and 1930, sent to the Rev. Griffith Jones, Y Bontnewydd, co. Caernarfon, for meetings of the literary and musical society 'Clwb Awen a Chan', Caernarfon. The Rev. R.D. Rowland ('Anthropos', 1853-1944) served as President of this Society.

Two studies by Tom Dilworth entitled The Liturgical Parenthesis of David Jones (Ipswich, Golgonooza Press, 1979) and 'David Jones's Glosses on The Anathemata' (offprint from Studies in Bibliography: Papers of the Bibliographical Society of the University of Virginia, vol. 33 (1980), pp. 239-53), both presented by the author to René and Joan Hague, accompanied by three letters, 1979-80, from René Hague to Torn Dilworth, commenting on these studies; two letters, 1980, from Tom Dilworth to René Hague; and a copy of a circular, 1977, from Tom Dilworth and others 'To the Readers of the David Jones Newsletter'.