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The series comprises correspondence between HFJ and Ann Ellen Williams, 1899-1933; correspondence relating to Ann's career, 1893-1899, and letters of sympathy to her following the death of her husband, 1949-1950. Also included is other family correspondence, 1894-1957, including letters to their daughter, Gwerfyl.

The group comprises letters between HFJ and his family, 1893-1957, and a large group of letters from his many contacts in Welsh cultural and political life, 1894-1957.

Notes, poems, letters, and miscellanea by Nicholas Bennett and others, collected by Richard Williams.

The series comprises other letters and cards, [1932]-1979, received by Rhys Davies which include Christmas cards, letters relating to the estate of Redvers and Louise Taylor, letters from researchers, letters relating to the sale of his manuscripts, letters from admirers, letters relating to awards given to him and letters from Yr Academi Gymreig and Welsh Arts Council.

The series comprises letters, [1956]-1978, from Gertrude, Gladys and Peggy, sisters of Rhys Davies, mainly from Gladys, discussing family and financial matters, together with a few letters written by Rhys Davies to Gladys and Gertie; and letters, 1955-1956, relating to their father's estate.

The group comprises correspondence, papers, press cuttings and releases, and circulars, 1996-2001, concerning the preparation and publication of the series of Gregynog Papers by the Institute of Welsh Affairs.

The series consists of files, 1985-1999, of general correspondence and papers relating to the running of the St Davids Forum, together with the minutes of meetings of the St Davids Forum Steering Committee, 1986-1996, and other related papers.

The series includes letters relating to CCW's role in the development of the curriculum in Wales, discussion and briefing papers, 1988-1991.

The series includes copies of letters concerning the modification of the syllabus, reports from national curriculum working groups and minutes of various sub-committees.

The series comprises correspondence concerning assessment attainment in curriculum subjects, 1988-1991.

The series comprises minutes, correspondence and papers of the Interim Core Subjects and Teacher Education Committees, 1988-1989.

The series consists of correspondence and papers relating to a residential conference organised by the National Curriculum Council, 1989, and to NCC/SEAC/CCW summit meetings, 1989-1991

The series includes correspondence, 1988-1991, between the National Curriculum Council and other organisations which were concerned with the development of the national curriculum, including the School Examinations and Assessment Council, the Curriculum Council for Wales and the Department of Education and Science. The correspondence relates to every area of curriculum development.

The series comprises letters, 1907-1967, to the Rev. Simon Jones reflecting his work and duties as Unitarian minister.

The series comprises letters, 1964-2001, addressed to Lord Cledwyn of Penrhos, sometimes interspersed with copies of his replies. The correspondence is strongly political, much concerning his work within the House of Lords. A number refer to requests for political honours. Some of the letters refer to events in Anglesey, some from his former constituents, including invitations to attend numerous events. Some letters discuss the affairs of the University of Wales which Lord Cledwyn served as Pro-Chancellor. There are also a number of letters from the media, including requests for contributions to radio and television broadcasts and interviews. Some letters are requests from academics and students for assistance with their research projects.

The series comprises correspondence relating to specific publications published by the Cymmrodorion.

The series comprises correspondence, financial papers and title deeds relating to erecting monuments or collecting testimonial funds for prominent Welshmen.

Letters to and from J. Charles Jones relating to the Gwynedd Lodge. He was Assistant Secretary to the Lodge during this period.

Includes correspondence relating to the pension of J. Charles Jones' mother and to the gravestone inscription of his father. There is also a copy of the Rev. R. Charles Jones' obituary (in Welsh) from Y Goleuad, 11 March 1925, and two postcard photographs of Mrs Margaret Jones