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Papers relating to the publication of Emyr Price, Yr Arglwydd Cledwyn o Benrhos, including a letter, 8 Sept. 1989, from Dr Derec Llwyd Morgan, and a copy of a review by Dr Cyril Parry published in Llais Llyfrau.

Papers concerning the opening of the Lloyd George Museum at Llanystumdwy, including a letter from Eirene, Baroness White, and messages from Paddy Ashdown, Neil Kinnock, John Major and Peter Walker.

Miscellaneous typescripts, mainly of political or legal interest. They include the typescript of a play by John Separ [Enid Morgan], 'Britons shall never be Slaves'.

Magazines and newspapers describing the marriage of the Prince and Princess of Wales in July 1981.

Invitations, programmes of events, tickets of admission and orders of service, many relating to events held to honour the Lord Cledwyn. Several of the items derive from functions of the University of Wales or the University College of Wales, Aberystwyth, and some from events held in Anglesey.

Invitations and orders of proceedings etc., relating to royal events: state banquets, luncheons, garden parties at Buckingham Palace, presentation of addresses, state visits of foreign royalty and dignitaries, an observance for Commonwealth Day, and the State Opening of Parliament.

Miscellaneous booklets and issues of journals and magazines. They include a brochure for the HTV series 'Cledwyn'; and a copy of the booklet by Gwynfor Evans and Meredydd Evans, Yr iaith yn y nawdegau - yr her o'n blaen / The language in the nineties - a call for action [1986].

The file includes letters from Tony Blair MP, Dr W. R. P. George, John Major MP, Brian Morris (Lord Morris of Castle Morris) (2), and Geoffrey Robinson MP. Some of the letters refer to the death and memorial service of George Thomas (Viscount Tonypandy) and to Lady White. Some of the letters discuss the proposal to commission a memorial statue to Harold Wilson.

The file includes letters from James Callaghan MP (the Lord Callaghan of Cardiff), David Griffiths, Dafydd Elis Thomas (Lord Elis-Thomas of Nant Conwy), Lord Longford, Professor Kenneth O. Morgan (Lord Morgan of Aberdyfi), Rhodri Morgan, Peter Shore (Lord Shore), and Kyffin Williams. Some of the letters discuss the possibility of securing a knighthood for Dr Roderic Bowen and a few refer to the death and the memorial service of Baroness White of Rhymney. Many of the letters refer to Lord Cledwyn's declining health and final illness.

The file contains correspondence and papers, 1989-1997, relating to plans to commission a statue of Lloyd George for erection in Parliament Square, London. It includes agenda and minutes of the statue committee, lists of donations, press cuttings etc. The papers from 1989 concern the Lloyd George Centenary Appeal.

The file consists of a wallet of photocopies of original douments on the Penrhyn Quarry Lock-Out prepared by the Gwynedd Archives Service Teaching Unit.

The file comprises correspondence and papers relating to the preparation and drafting of the Welsh Language Bill, 1993. It includes a large number of reports, circulars and memoranda. The file includes letters from Dr Carl Clowes, David Hunt MP, Emyr Jenkins, Principal Derec Llwyd Morgan, Sir Wyn Roberts (Lord Roberts of Conwy), (2) and Professor J. Beverley Smith (2).

The file contains miscellaneous printed items acquired by Lord Cledwyn during the course of his career and press cuttings reflecting the course of his career. Most are of political interest. The papers include a copy of the MORI Report Attitudes of Members of Parliament and Active Peers (1991).

Correspondence, including letters congratulating Lord Cledwyn on his appointment as Secretary of State for Wales. Among the correspondents are the Marquess of Anglesey, James Callaghan, Duncan Sandys MP, Huw T. Edwards, Sir Archie Lush and Sir Thomas Parry.

Correspondence, 1967-68, including letters congratulating Lord Cledwyn on his appointment as Minister of Agriculture, 1968. Among the correspondents are George Thomas MP, Trefor Evans (British Embassy, Damascus), Loti Rees Hughes, Ness Edwards MP (copy of a letter to Richard Crossman), T. M. Haydn Rees (2), Vice-President Hubert H. Humphrey, Dr Glyn Tegai Hughes, Lord Hill, Sir Archie Lush, Gwilym Prys Davies and Neil Kinnock.

Correspondence, including letters from James Griffiths, Michael Swann, Denis Healey MP, Lord Elwyn-Jones (2), George Thomas MP, James Callaghan, Dafydd Elis Thomas MP (2), John Morris (2), Roy Jenkins, Lord Watkins, Caerwyn Roderick MP, Michael Foot, Sir Ben Bowen Thomas, Professor Jac L. Williams, Lady White (2), Mervyn Jones and Robert Maxwell. There is also a copy of a letter, dated 13 Jan. 1975, from Lord Cledwyn to Merlin Rees (Northern Ireland Secretary) relating to a possible deal with the IRA.

Correspondence, including letters congratulating him on his peerage. Among the correspondents are Lord Snowdon, George Thomas, Jack Ashley MP, James Callaghan (as Prime Minister), Richard Attenborough, Edward Heath, Dr David Owen, Lord Goronwy Roberts, John Smith MP, Lord Elwyn-Jones, Roy Jenkins, Wyn Roberts, Keith Best, Lord Soames, Elystan Morgan, Robert Maxwell, William Whitelaw and Sir Goronwy Daniel.

Correspondence, including letters from Margaret Thatcher (2), Kyffin Williams (4), Lord Callaghan (2), Lord Goronwy Roberts, Lord Edmund-Davies, Dr Kenneth O. Morgan, Marchioness of Anglesey, Shirley Williams (enclosing a copy of the Limehouse Declaration), Lord Elystan Morgan, Marquis of Anglesey, Edward du Cann, Lord Shawcross (3), 'Tiny' Rowland, Joan Nathan, Emrys Evans, George Thomas and Mark Carlisle (Secretary of State for Education).