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The file comprises Sir Guildhaume Myrddin-Evans' incoming and outgoing professional correspondence in November and December 1950.

The file comprises a letter to Elizabeth Watkins relating to an application by William Watkin Davies 's application for the post of Assistant Examiner in history for the Central Welsh Board aong with letters of support and an outline of the application.

The file comprises Sir Guildhaume Myrddin-Evans incoming and outgoing professional correspondence between September and December 1951.

A letter from Joan Meyrick regarding Sir Guildhaume Myrddin-Evans's life and career and details of her professional relationship with him along with letters sent Joan Meyrick to her mother from government postings in India, Greece, Ceylon, Pakistan and Iran during the period 1947-1950.

The file comprises correspondence with the Labour Attache in teh British Embassy in Beiruit, Lebanon. Subjects include development of trade unions in Lebanon, Communism, strikes and the general political situation.

The file comprises correspondence between Sir Guildhaume Myrddin-Evans and the British Labour Attache in Tehran regarding the resignation of the Minister of Labour in the Iranian Government, Aqa Khan Bakhtiar.

The file comprises correspondence and documents relating to the resolution of the printing strike in the U.K. which had been requested by the U.S. authorities to assist in the resolution of a steelworkers' strike.

The file comprises correspondence with David A. More, Director General of the International Labour Office regarding the fallout from the Petroleum Committee meeting in Caracas.

The file comprises correspondence between Sir Ben Bowen Thomas and Sir Guildhaume Myrddin-Evans regarding the creation of an International Institute for Social and Labour Studies within the United Nations Cultural and Scientific Organisation (U. N. E. S. C.O.).

The file comprises correspondence with Sir Thomas Chegwidden of Rhodesia and Nyasaland regarding minimum wage legislation.

The file comprises a document explaining the history and status of county borough councils along with guidelines on the Commission's role in determining giving or removing the status of county borough.

The file comprises fragments of a speech and associated correspondence relating to Sir Guildhaume's address to the YMCA in Broadstairs.

The file comprises papers relating to Sir Guildhaume Myrddin-Evans' expenses while on International Labour Organisation business.

The series comprises Sir Guildhaume Myrddin-Evans' correspondence from the 1917-1918 period.

The file comprises a document published by the Council for Wales and Monmouthshire entitled "Fourth Memorandum (Government Administration in Wales) and the Reply of the Prime Minister" (Cmnd.631) relating to UK Government administration in Wales where the council calls for the appointment of a Secretary of State for Wales.

The file comprises correspondence relating to Sir Guildhaume Myrddin-Evans providing a reference for Geoffrey Buckland to a potential landlord.

The file comprises a letter sent by Dr R. A Metall, chief of the International Organisations Division of the International Labour Organisation to Sir Guildhaume Myrddin-Evans, enclosing a photograph taken at the I. L. O. Assembly along with Sir Guildhaume's reply.

The file comprises correspondence between Sir Guildhaume Myrddin-Evans and Jean Coste of the National Federation of Glass Chemical Industry Workers regarding the walkout of the workers representatives in Caracas and a resolution passed by the Continental Congress of the ORIT against the holding of the Petroleum Committee in Caracas.

The file comprises general correspondence, sent and received by Sir Guildhaume Myrddin-Evans relating to his professional contacts and invitations to participate in conferences and attend dinners and receptions.

Th file comprises correspondence received by Sir Guildhaume Myrddin-Evans during the First world War period inlcuding letters sent to him at Downing Street, the Cbinet Office and the Treasury. Correspondents include Thomas Strong, Dean of Christ Church Oxford, Thomas Jones CH and A. J. Sylvester. It also contains letters sent to Sir Guildhaume's future wife, Elizabeth Watkin, while she was working as a private secretary to David Lloyd George.