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1. T. Rule Owen. 2. Davies George. A Letter.

1. Henry Davies. 2. Taskers Charity. A Letter.

A letter, 1 June 1983, from D. Charles Howell, Alberta, Canada, together with an account of his schooldays at Manafon, 1904-9.

A letter, 13 December 1961, from Saunders Lewis to T. I. Ellis requesting information on the National Petition on the Legal Status of the Welsh Language, 1937-41, and the resultant Welsh Courts Act of 1942, material required in writing his 1962 radio broadcast Tynged yr Iaith. The letter is accompanied by manuscript and typescript notes by T. I. Ellis on the 1937-9 campaign, a typescript copy of a note, 4 December 1940, by W. J. Gruffydd on the need to grant T. I. Ellis an additional petrol allowance to facilitate the work of the campaign, and a note of thanks, 1 January 1962, from SL to T. I. Ellis.

A letter, 18 Feb. 1993, from Eddie Doylerush, Conwy, to Lord Cledwyn enclosing a print-out of his proposed volume The Legend of Llandwrog: Birth of the RAF Mountain Rescue Service for which Lord Cledwyn had agreed to write a foreword.

A letter, 1902, from William Bonville, giving details, which he had had from his father, of Nelson's visit to Carmarthen. This letter is accompanied by a covering note to Edith Spurrell and brief recollections (2ff.) of the Carmarthen of his youth by one David Rees, born in 1791.

A letter, 1921, to Professor T. Stanley Roberts, University College of Wales, Aberystwyth, concerning T. E. Lawrence ('Lawrence of Arabia') (NLW MS. 21818D); and a small group of papers of Professor C. R. Chapple, Professor of Education at University College of Wales, Aberystwyth, relating mainly to the college and the Old Students' Association.

A letter, 1948, to Clifford Evans from Dylan Thomas with a covering letter, 1957, to Clifford Evans from D O Thomas & Co., Solicitors, Swansea.

A letter, 1957, from H. N. Savory, Keeper of the Department of Archaeology at the National Museum of Wales, Cardiff, to Victor Davies concerning the Tecernacus Stone which once stood on Cefn Brithdir Ridge, Bargoed, co Glamorgan, together with a related press cutting. Typescript copies of Victor Davies' poems, 'May on the Mountains' and 'The Testimony', together with three letters, 1990-2, from L. M. Serjeant, Governor of H.M. Prison, Cardiff, Alan Keith, and Sandra Phillips, John Major's Private Secretary, to Victor Davies relating to his volume of poetry. Copies of V Davies' poems 'Snowdonia', 'Olwen' and 'Old Pontlottyn' and a typescript copy of the poem 'The Blind Cobbler'. Typescript copies of other poems by V Davies entitled 'The Exile Returns', 'The Search', 'The Oaktree', 'The Stallion', 'The Boys Who Never Returned', 'The Elder Tree', 'The Moth', 'The Table', 'The Search', 'Inspiration', 'Daughters of Light' and 'The Old School Bell'. Typescript copies of Davies' poems 'Repentence', 'Bimbo', 'Farmstead by the Sea', 'Songs of the Country', 'Tribute', 'Susan', 'Rex', 'Beloved Sister', 'Christmas', 'The Haunted Chapel', and 'The Vale of Glorious Surprise'.

A letter, 1972, from Keidrych Rhys, together with a time-table of out-patient clinics at hospitals in the London area, January 1967.

A letter, 1979, from the Rev. Donald C. Graham (a member of the Westminster Theological Seminary's Board of Trustees), to Dr Lloyd-Jones, explaining some of the background behind the theological controversy concerning the views of Norman Sheperd (Associate Professor of Systematic Theology, Westminster Theological Seminary, Pennsylvania, USA) on Justification, including various discussion papers and reports from the Westminster Seminary on the issue, 1978-80.

A letter, 23 June 1834, from the [Rev.] G[riffith] Griffiths, Port Antonio, Jamaica, to his brother David Griffiths, Blaenceulan, Talybont, containing personal news and an account of the Church of England mission in Jamaica.

A letter, 30 July 1990, from Dr Nicholas D. J. Baldwin, Wrexton College of Fairleigh Dickinson University, to Lord Cledwyn enclosing a photocopy of his chapter on 'The House of Lords', published in Michael Rush (ed), Parliament and Pressure Groups (Oxford, 1990).

A letter, 6 January 1916, from W. Llewelyn Williams MP to [? Morgan Henry Williams] discussing political life, in particular Lloyd George's position and the introduction of conscription, the prospects of a Tory government and the future of disestablishment.

A letter, dated Nov. 1975, from Robert Murray (editor) regarding H.D.L.'s review of F. C. Copleston, Religion and Philosophy, in The Heythrop Journal, vol. 17, (Jan. 1976), pp.68-71.