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A file of correspondence, etc. relating to Wrexham Borough Museum, 1924-5, when J. R. Hughes was Hon. Secretary of the Museum Committee, with lists of articles presented and on loan and one or two letters written in 1933. [A few other letters and papers found elsewhere in the collection have been inserted.].

Mainly relating to Tabernacl chapel, Cardigan, and Seion chapel, St Dogmaels, and including material relating to the de-consecration of Seion, 1989.

A file of correspondence, typescript and printed items relating to the Cardiganshire Joint Library Service and the implications of the impending local government reorganisation. The papers include lengthy letters, April-Sept. 1973, from Alun R. Edwards, County Librarian, to RJE discussing the future course of the county library service.

A file of detailed minutes in the hand of RHM of the proceedings of the Commission, together with a typescript 'Provisional' Memorandum, dated 6 December 1929, on 'The Palestine Riots 1929' prepared by the Intelligence Department of the League of Nations Union, and a covering letter, 17 January 1930, from Freda White, the League of Nations Union, to RHM.

A file of extracts from the diocese of Bangor Visitation Queries and Answers, 1811 and 1814; also miscellaneous notes. (See Proceedings of the Wesley Historical Society xxi Parts 1-5).

A File of extracts (with some translations) of Ministers and Bailiffs accounts chiefly concerning Coleshill, Rhuddlan, Vaenol, Englefield, Holywell, Gronant, and Hawarden, co. Flint.

A file of Gwyn Thomas's television reviews for the Western Mail, 21 Nov. 1970-2 Jan. 1971 and 8 Jan. 1972-18 Nov. 1978 with very few omissions.

A file of lecture notes for the Tripos Part II, 1936-37. Contains fairly full notes in Isostasy; faults; rock contacts; radioactivity in relation to geology.

A file of letters addressed to Edwards from former students and colleagues requesting references and testimonials. In most cases, carbon copies of the references are appended. The papers are arranged in bundles, each bundle relating to an individual who has requested a reference. The bundles are then arranged alphabetically by correspondent.

A file of letters, mostly congratulatory, addressed to Graham Beeston CBE (1901-74), member of the Council for Wales (Chairman, 1963-66) and the Welsh Economic Council. Among the correspondents are Lord Brecon and the following Members of Parliament: Eirene White, Henry Brooke, James Callaghan, Ifor Davies, George Thomas and Richard Marsh.

A file of loose papers, including the syllabi of two courses of lectures given by J. R. Hughes at the Oxford House Educational Settlement, Risca, co. Mon., 1950-1 and 1951-2; copies of The Centre, the magazine (duplicated) of Oxford House Educational Settlement, Vol. II, Nos 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 1950-1; particulars (duplicated) of two exhibitions arranged by the County Records Office, County Hall, Cardiff, 1949-50; a number of engravings, etc. probably taken from books; letters to J. R. Hughes from various correspondents, 1950; and certificates (5) awarded to J. R. Hughes in Board of Education examinations, 1906-7.

A file of material from the library of W. J. Hemp, Cricieth by W. J. Hemp, J. E. Griffith, B. Thomas and others, largely relating to Welsh genealogies. Latin, Welsh, English. Between boards. Purchased from Stanley Crowe, London, February 1963.

A file of miscellaneous articles brought together as a draft volume: a) 1-10. 'Portrait of a village, Cymmer', originally a radio script broadcast on 24 October 1954, in which guise it appears here; b) 11-20. [additional piece in typescript]; c) 21-41. 'The Eisteddfod and I' and 'Border Dispute', two separate articles published in Ingot in [1958?] and July 1961 respectively and appearing here as cuttings; d) 42-68. 'Jennie Bell'; e) 69-90. 'The Way to the Sea'; f) 91-124. 'Help Yourself. (3) How to become a committee man', the script of a radio play broadcast on 26 Feb. 1959; g) 125-152. 'A Clutch of Perished Bards'; h) 153-159. 'A Thought for the Dragon'; i) 168-184. 'The Lecture'; j) 186-217. ['The Frontier', of which the first page is missing]. Pages 199-217 became the chapter entitled 'Devotions'; k) 218-252. 'Cardiff and her smaller sisters'; l) [253-275. 'King Arthur's Sea'. cf. E47 and E175. Cut before publication]; m) 276-304. 'How to become a Welsh headmaster' [Presumably another radio play from the same series as item (f) above. Cut before publication]; n) 305-327. 'West and Up'.