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Correspondence, including letters from Donald Anderson, Jack Ashley, Nicholas Edwards, W. Emrys Evans, Lord Hailsham, Hugh Jenkins, Lord Elwyn Jones, Professor R. Tudur Jones, Principal Brian Morris, Lord Gordon Parry, Nicholas Soames, Sir John Meurig Thomas and Peter Walker.

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, 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 congratulating him on his election as chairman of the Parliamentary Labour Party, Nov. 1974. Among the correspondents are George Thomson, Sir Ronald Waterhouse, Dr Kate Roberts, Gwynfor Evans MP, Marquis of Anglesey (2), James Griffiths (2), Sir Idris Foster, Tom Jones, Emrys Roberts, Harold Finch, Mervyn Jones, Sir Goronwy Daniel, Lord Watkins and Roy Jenkins (Home Secretary).

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 relating to the celebrations held at the House of Lords to mark Lord Cledwyn's forty years in Parliament. Most of the letters are notes from members of the House of Lords accepting or declining the invitation to attend the celebrations.

Correspondence relating to a proposal to commission Robert Thomas to prepare a sculpture of Diana, Princess of Wales, and for Welsh Members of the House of Lords to present the sculpture to the Cardiff City Council.

Correspondence received by Lord Cledwyn in response to the announcement that he was to retire as the Leader of the Opposition in the House of Lords. Many of the letters are from members of the House of Lords.

Correspondence, including letters from Sir David Nicholas, Emma Nicholson MP, Lord Gordon Parry, Professor Ben Pimlott, Cliff Prothero, Rev Dr D. Ben Rees, Jack Straw MP, Professor Eric Sunderland, Lord Swansea, Sir Peter Swinnerton-Dyer, Jeremy Thorpe, Lord Waddington and Lord Wakeham.

Correspondence, including letters from Lord Elton, Anita Gale, Lord Gibson-Watt, Lady Elspeth Howe, Lord Howe of Aberavon, Denis Howell MP, Greville Janner MP, Lord Jellicoe, Barry Jones MP, John Elfed Jones, Mervyn Jones, Gerald Kaufman MP, Lord Mackay of Clashfern, Alun Michael MP and Professor Kenneth O. Morgan.

Correspondence concerning the establishment of the Lloyd George Parliamentary Centenary Appeal, including letters from Lord Cledwyn of Penrhos, Dr W. R. P. George and Baroness Thatcher.

Correspondence and papers, including letters from Professor John Andrews, Sir Aubrey Trotman-Dickinson, Lord Howe of Aberavon, Professor Bedwyr Lewis Jones, Professor Kenneth O. Morgan, Professor Glyn O. Phillips, Principal Keith Robbins, Professor Eric Sunderland, Sir John Meurig Thomas, Lord Tonypandy and Emeritus Professor J. Gwynn Williams.

Correspondence and papers, including letters from Professor Brian Clarkson, Sir Goronwy Daniel, Sir Peter Swinnerton-Dyer, Lord Heycock, Lord Elwyn Jones, Professor Kenneth O. Morgan, Principal Gareth Owen, Sir John Riddell, Sir John Meurig Thomas and Sir Alwyn Williams.

Correspondence and papers, including letters from Lord Callaghan of Cardiff, Sir Goronwy Daniel, Sir Aubrey Trotman Dickinson, Sir Herbert Duthie, Professor Kenneth O. Morgan, Principal Gareth Owen, Sir John Riddell, Lord Scarman and Peter Walker. Many of the papers relate to the proceedings and report of the Working Group on Powers and Functions of the University of Wales chaired by Sir Goronwy Daniel.

Correspondence and papers, including letters from Lord Callaghan of Cardiff, Charles Prince of Wales, Professor Brian Clarkson, Sir Peter Swinnerton-Dyer, Lord Elwyn-Jones, T. Mervyn Jones, Principal Gareth Owen and Lady White.