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The letters relate mainly to the financial affairs, including the investments, of Edward Davies who was based at Buenos Aires.

Many of the papers relate to Edward Davies. Includes a letter from Dr Thomas Jones CH, 1952.

Legal correspondence and papers, 1934-35, concerning the settlements of the childen of Lord Davies.

A bound volume containing photocopies of two letters, 26 May and 2 June 1788, from Dr Richard Price, Hackney, to the Rev. Theophilus Lindsey, Strand, London, discussing contemporary religious trends and opinions. There is also a draft of a reply, dated 26 May 1788, from Lindsey to Dr Price.

The correspondence concerns David Davies's investments and shareholdings. These include war stock, the Great Western Railway, the Dinam Estates Company, Europa Publications Ltd, National Canning Company, and Cambrian & General.

Business correspondence.

Minute book of the meetings of the directors of the Hafren Mobile Cinemas Ltd.

Directors' minute book, March 1914-November 1918.

Minute book of meetings of the directors of the Gregynog Estates Ltd., December 1918-June 1922. Contains an alphabetical subject index to the numbered resolutions and to matters arising from the minutes. The directors' reports and accounts are enclosed.

Pit reports of the United National Collieries Ltd. which give details of coal production, working conditions, wages, pit accidents and fires, and 'stay-in' strikes. They also record details of the payment of damages collected from the wages of workmen for breach of contract during the 'stay-in' strikes of 1935.

Circular letters and attached reports, September 1939-January 1940, issued by the South Wales and Monmouthshire Coalowners' Associatiion.

Correspondence and reports, 1934-38, relating to the work of Captain J. Glynn-Davies as Miners' Welfare Officer to the Ocean Coal Company. They include appeals for financial assistance from individuals, voluntary groups and organisations, and unemployed workers' clubs and centres; activities taking place at boys' and girls' camps and clubs; miners' welfare scholarships; Jones's reports, 1935-36, including details of schemes submitted to the Commissioner for the Special Areas, Malcolm Stewart; a personal memorandum, originally submitted by Captain J. Glynn-Jones in 1929 and then re-submitted on his assuming his new position in 1938, outlining the fundamental failings of the Ocean Area Recreastion Union's approach to miners' welfare work and suggesting 'principles' that might be applied to remedy the failings.

Memoranda and letters, 1926-29, from J. Conway Davies as secretary of the Representative Group of Employers, to David Davies, also a member of the same group. The many memoranda relate to a wide range of subjects concerning the economy, industry, employment and unemployment, industrial relations etc. There are also the minutes of the joint committee minutes of the Representative Group and the General Council of the Trades Union Congress, and full joint conferences on industrial reorganisation and relations.

Correspondence and press cuttings relating to the passage of the 1930 Coal Bill through the House of Lords.

Correspondence, July-December 1945, relating to the proposed purchase of Berthddu, Llandinam by the Davies family.

Correspondence, January-May 1946, relating to the purchase of the Berthddu Estate, Llandinam by the Lady Davies from the Dinam Estates Ltd.