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Correspondence, 1919, between Messrs Hodder & Stoughton, publishers, London and Ellis Lloyd, Bridgend, Glamorgan, also correspondence, 1933, between Ellis Lloyd and Sir Daniel Lleufer Thomas (1863-1940), together with an appreciation by the publishers' reader [?Sir William Robertson Nicoll (1851-1923)] of Messrs Hodder & Stoughton of poetry by Hugh Menai Williams (Huw Menai) (1888-1961), afterwards published under the title Through the Upcast Shaft.

Correspondence of Charles C. Charman with the Welsh Office, etc relating to grants for the publication of Welsh books for adults. English. Between boards. Donated by Charles C. Charman, Denbigh, January 1970.

Correspondence etc relating to the Liberal Party in Caernarvonshire. English, Welsh. Between boards. Donated by J. E. Young, Criccieth, January 1969.

Correspondence concerning the Miles and Phillips families from T. Allen Glenn, Septimus Davis. (Formerly Sarah E. Miles MS 2.) English. In files. Donated by Miss Sarah E. Miles, Pittsburgh, March 1925.

Correspondence concerning the Miles and Phillips families from John Ballinger and others. (Formerly Sarah E. Miles MS 3.) English. In files. Donated by Miss Sarah E. Miles, Pittsburgh, March 1925.

C Correspondence concerning the Miles and Phillips families from G. K. Miles, T. Miles and T. Mathias. (Formerly Sarah E. Miles MS 1.) English. In files. Donated by Miss Sarah E. Miles, Pittsburgh, March 1925.

Correspondence concerning the appointment of Col. Hugh R. Hughes of Ystrad as a Commissioner of Church Temporalities in Wales from H. H. Asquith, A. G. Edwards and Colonel Hugh R. Hughes. English. Between boards. Donated by H. R. Francis, London, October 1964.

Two booklets containing copies of correspondence between Sir Glanmor Williams and the donor, 1993-2000, relating to The Merthyr Historian when Dr Holley was editor, and also chairman of the Merthyr Tydfil Historical Soaciety. Dr T. G. Davies, Neath, borrowed the correspondence when he compiled a chapter on Sir Glanmor’s involvement with local history societies, for the book written as a tribute for him.

Correspondence between Sir Ifan ab Owen Edwards and M. Herri Caouissin relating to the attempt made by the donor on behalf of 'Urdd Gobaith Cymru' to foster a similar youth movement in Brittany.

Correspondence between family members of Daniel Jones and of William Roberts ('Nefydd'). (Formerly Nefydd MS.) Welsh, English. Between boards. Donated by Miss J. L. Lewis, Blaina, 1954.

Correspondence between Emeritus Professor Dafydd Jenkins and Professor A. W. Brian Simpson, Wingham, Canterbury, relating to the internment in 1940 of T. E. Nicholas ('Niclas y Glais', 1879-1971) and his son Islwyn Nicholas; together with related papers.

Correspondence and sermons of 'Sion Gymro' by John Davies. Welsh, English. In boards. Donated by Mrs Myfanwy Pritchard, Aberystwyth, January 1950.

An autograph letter, 7 February [16]93, from Humphrey Humphreys, bishop successively of Bangor and Hereford (1648-1712), to Peers Maudit, Windsor Herald; letters and genealogies sent to Bishop Humphreys, 1704-1707, by Peter Le Neve, Norroy King of Arms (1661-1729), and Thomas Humphreys, mainly concerning the pedigree of Sir William Humphreys, a sheriff of the City of London, with notes thereon and on Robert Vaughan, Hengwrt (1592?-1666), by Bishop Humphreys.

Correspondence and papers, 1974-84, relating to the abortive attempt of the Dyfed Magistrates' Courts Committee in 1977 to reorganise the Petty Sessional Divisions in Dyfed and to the Petty Sessional Divisions (Dyfed) No 1 Order 1984 which reduced the numbers of Divisions from 24 to 8, the papers including a copy of the report 'Review of magistrates courts in Dyfed', 1982.

Correspondence and papers, 1965-81, relating to the series of daily Bible readings O Ddydd i Ddydd published under the auspices of the Council of Churches for Wales (NLW ex 1196); and papers, 1974-81, relating to the interdenominational missionary bulletin Ewch, 1974-81 (NLW ex 1197).

Correspondence and papers relating mainly to an abortive attempt by the Andex Mines Ltd, Vancouver, Canada, to work lead mines at Logau las, p. Llanfihangel-y-Creuddyn, co. Card., together with a typescript account of the enterprise.

Correspondence and miscellaneous papers, 1957-1976, relating mainly to the activities of the Port Talbot Free Church Council, and including letters relating to a site for a new church on the Sandfields estate; together with the diary, 1911, of the Reverend Professor (later Principal) Joseph Jones, of the Memorial College, Brecon.