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Includes letters from Barbara Castle, James Callaghan (2), Alun R. Edwards, J. Emrys Jones (5), and Gordon Parry. The file contains the typescript text of the address which James Callaghan gave at the memorial service to James Griffiths held at Cardiff, December 1975.

Includes letters from Tony Benn (2), Cledwyn Hughes (3), J. Emrys Jones (3), D. Elystan Morgan and Lord Morris of Borth-y-Gest.

Includes letters from Tony Benn, Ioan Evans (2), J. Emrys Jones (10), Hubert Morgan and Ray Powell.

Includes letters from Ednyfed Hudson Davies, Hubert Morgan, Labour Party Wales, and J. Emrys Jones.

Includes letters from Gwilym Prys Davies (3), Ifor Davies MP, Professor Mansel Davies, Aberystwyth, Huw T. Edwards, Roy Hattersley, Lord Heycock (2), Cledwyn Hughes (3), J. Emrys Jones (3), D. Elystan Morgan, J. Beverley Smith, Eirene White (4) and Harold Wilson.

Includes letters from Hanif Bhamjee, Wales Anti-apartheid movement (envelope 10), Principal Brian Clarkson (envelope 8), Ann Clwyd (envelope 9), David Hunt (envelopes 1, 4, 7 and 10), and Gordon Parry (envelope 3).

Includes letters from Kenneth Clarke (envelopes 5 and 7), Anita Gale (envelope 7), David Hunt (envelope 11), Douglas Hurd (envelope 5), Gwilym Jones MP (envelopes 3, 8 and 11), John Redwood (envelope 1), and Nicholas Soames (envelope 11).

Includes letters from Alistair Darling (envelope 2), William Hague (envelopes 8, 11 [2 letters] and 14 [3 letters]), Derwyn Morris Jones (envelope 9), Menna Richards (envelope 5), and Clare Short (envelope 11).

Comprises general correspondence to John Morris, 1987-92, together with, in some cases, typescript copies of his replies. On occasion, there are draft replies of letters by John Morris to be sent out, prepared to be typed up by a secretary. There are many letters from Aberavon constituents, together, in some cases, with replies from various government departments and ministries. There are also letters inviting John Morris to an array of functions and events. Many of the correspondents write to John Morris seeking his advice on legal matters and issues.

Includes letters from Paul Channon (envelope 6), Gwyneth Dunwoody (envelope 1), Norman Fowler (envelopes 6 and 16), Anita Gale (envelope 13), Ian Grist (envelopes 9 and 13), Douglas Hurd [2 letters] (envelope 1), Nigel Lawson (envelope 10), Gordon Parry (envelope 13), and Peter Walker (envelopes 1, 6, 8 and 12).

Letters to John Morris, 1957-1983, together with, in some cases, typescript copies of his replies. On occasion, there are draft replies of letters to be sent out, prepared to be typed up by a secretary. Many of the incoming letters are from other politicians and from officials of the Labour Party, some are from the constituents of Aberavon. Many of the letters from politicians are written in their capacity as ministers of the crown and penned in response to various constituents' problems. There are many letters from prominent Labour politicians. Many letters invite John Morris to attend various functions and events. The letters discuss all kinds of subjects and themes, many relate to matters within the Aberavon constituency.

Includes letters from Barbara Castle, Ifor Davies MP (2), S. O. Davies, Gwyneth Dunwoody, R. E. Griffith, Gwilym R. Jones, Gwynoro Jones, T. Mervyn Jones, Merlyn Rees, Lord Robens, George Thomas, Eirene White (2), and Harold Wilson.

Includes letters from Elystan Morgan, Gordon Parry (2), Ted Rowlands (2) and George Thomas (2).

Includes letters from Roy Hattersley and William Whitelaw.

Includes letters from W. R. P. George, Sir Geoffrey Howe (2) and Harold Wilson.

Includes a letter from James Griffiths.

Includes letters from Prince Charles, Alun Talfan Davies, Denzil Davies MP and Tom Ellis MP.

Includes letters from Fred Evans MP and Emrys O. Roberts. Includes a copy of a statement, 29 April 1977, by Fred Evans MP announcing his intention to retire from parliament at the next general election.

Includes letters from Judge Hywel ap Robert, Sir Alun Talfan Davies, Tom Ellis MP, Hubert Morgan (2), Emrys Pride (2), Ted Rowlands, and George Wright.

Includes letters from James Callaghan and Gwilym Prys Davies (2).