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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, 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.

Photocopies of letters, 1916-1924, to Gwen John from her American patron, John Quinn, and of copies kept by Quinn of his letters from the artist, 1910-1924.

Correspondence of Lady Julia Henry (and leather writing case).

Correspondence, 2000-2006, via e-mail between Meic Stephens and Leslie Norris mainly discussing literary matters, together with photocopies of poems by the latter and papers relating to his obituary written by Meic Stephens for The Independent, 2006.

Between boards. Donated by Mrs Alice Davies, B.Sc., Capel Hendre, Ammanford, April 1973.

Correspondence of the Reverend T. Thomas, Farnden, Leicester from Thomas and John Howell and others. English. Between boards. Purchased from Winifred Myers, March 1969.

Correspondence of the six daughters of Bishop John Owen (1854-1926), Bishop of St Davids: Gwen[onwy], Myfanwy Annie, Enid, Nest, Eluned and Nona. The letters are mainly from the three eldest daughters and were written as boarders in The Grove School in Highgate, London and from university. Mini-biographies of the sisters and their four brothers written by the donor; genealogical information and appreciations by their nieces; photocopies of family photographs of the Owen family have been supplied. Also included are poems by Eluned Owen.

Correspondence of Thomas Davies, Llanuwchllyn, and miscellanea. . (Formerly Dr A. L. Davies MS 5.) Welsh, English. Between boards. Donated by Dr A. L. Davies, Bala, July 1943.

A file of letters and postcards addressed chiefly to W[illiam] J[ohn] Roberts ['Gwilym Cowlyd']. The correspondents include 'Alwen Gadfan' (metrical), 1883, 'Roalun', 1893, William Bottomley, Chester, 1871, Edward Breese, 1869, Charles D. Byford, 1871, David E. Davies ('Dewi Glan Ffrydlas'), 1893, Owen [Humphrey] Davies ('Eos Llechid'), 1883, William Dixon, Liverpool, Douglas Brothers, Bangor, 1876, John Edwards ('Caerwyson'), 1886, Edwin Huggins, Leeds, 1871, F. Hockliffe, Llanbedr, Talycafn, 1899, Erasmus Jones, London, 1875, Humphrey Jones ('Bryfdir'), 1896, John R. Jones ('Teganwy'), 1900, John Jones ('Ogwenydd'), Owen Jones, Llanrwst, 1863, Richard Owen, London, engraver, 1862, H. Roberts, Rhydymain, Robert Roberts ('Trebor Aled'), 1896, William Lloyd Roberts, Penybontfawr, Edward Samuelson, Trefriw, 1889-1893, Isabel[le] de Steiger, Liverpool, 1900, D[avid] R[ichard] Thomas, Meifod, 1890, Robert H. Williams, Cambria, Wisconsin, 1880, and R. Mon Williams, Holyhead, 1895; with draft letters by W[illiam] J[ohn] Roberts ('Gwilym Cowlyd').

A file of correspondence, copy correspondence, newspaper cuttings, and notes relating to the affairs of the Council for Wales and Monmouthshire, 1956-1958, and more particularly to the resignation of Huw T. Edwards as chairman in 1958 and the appointment of Henry Brooke as his successor. The donor served as a member of the Council from 1956 to 1958.

A transcript of correspondence in The Welshman for 20 November 1846 concerning the site of a new Baptist chapel at Adpar, Newcastle Emlyn between John Thomas, pastor of Graig Baptist Chapel and E. C. Lloyd Hall, Emlyn Cottage, the owner of the site.

Correspondence relating to Evan Walters' portrait of T. Gwynn Jones. Welsh, English. Between boards. Donated by Dr Iorwerth Hughes Jones, Swansea, February 1968.

Correspondence relating to Hugh Hughes by William Morgan, Dowlais, etc. In boards. Donated by the Reverend J. Tudno Williams, Llandudno, January 1949.