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Mainly correspondence between Lord Davies and the governors of Merchiston Castle School, near Edinburgh, discussing the administration and running of the school, together with some administrative records.

Correspondence and papers relating mainly to the latter stages of the First World War. Among the subjects covered are the entry of the USA into the war in 1916, Salonica and Serbia, and Russia in 1917-18 and the Russian Revolution.

Series is divided into 14 files: Postcards and cards; Sermon and lecture notes; Letters to the Revd. Gwilym Davies; League of Nations Union; Welsh School of Social Service; League of Nations and Peace Initiatives; Peace initiatives; League of Nations Union; Welsh book festival; Welsh book festival; Radio broadcasting in Wales; Welsh national life; Pocket diary; and Printed material and press cuttings.

A wide range of leaflets, pamphlets etc., 1917-57, many of these concerning the activities of peace movements and peace initiatives. including some of the publications of the New Commonwealth Society. Some of the material reflects various aspects of Welsh life.

Letters to David Davies, 1930-31, on a wide range of subjects, mainly political, interspersed with copies of some of his replies. Individual correspondents are noted at file level.

Letters to David Davies, 1932, on a wide range of subjects, mainly political, interspersed with copies of some of his replies. Individual correspondents are noted at file level. Several of the letters congratulate David Davies on his elevation to the peerage at the beginning of the year. File A3/5 comprises correspondence 1930-33, to, from and about J. Vyrnwy Lewis of Caradog Road, Aberystwyth, whom David Davies employed as a research assistant and aide.

Comprises general letters, 1937-38, to Lord Davies, many on political themes or international affairs, interspersed with some of Lord Davies's replies. Significant correspondents are noted individually on file level.

Miscellaneous business, financial and legal papers concerning the Davies family of Llandinam, 1934-54, some relating to the Berthddu estate, near Wrexham, and the Coulin estate in Scotland.

Arranged into 9 files.

Series contains 1 album and 5 notebooks relating to the Red Cross canteen at Troyes, France during the First World War. Gwendoline and Margaret Davies spend some time working at the canteen.

Correspondence and papers relating to the Cambrian Railway Company, the Barry Railway, the Great Western Railway and a proposed tunnel between England and France.

Correspondence and papers, 1928-35, relating to the writing, preparation and publication of David Davies, The Problem of the Twentieth Century (1930). Some of the files contain papers relating to the dedication of copies, their despatch as gifts, sales and royalty payments, and the provision of editions in other languages.

Drafts and copies of various writings by Lord Davies, 1916-40, including articles, letters to newspapers, reports and memoranda, on the general theme of disarmament and the need for world peace.

Typescripts of articles by David Davies, Lord Davies, intended for publication in various local and national newspapers and journals, together with cuttings or copies of the same. The journals include Forward, John Bull, Contemporary Review, and The Nineteenth Century. They cover a wide range of subjects, mainly international, some on domestic politics.

Notebooks kept by David Davies, Lord Davies containing mainly drafts of public speeches and articles, his thoughts on various issues and events, material for his books such as The Problem of the Twentieth Century (1930)

Collection of newspaper articles, mostley regarding international affairs, the build up the the Second World War, policies of the New Commonwealth Society, post-war international issues, the United Nations, the Cold War and the Marshall Plan.

Files contain Orders of Services for religious services held at Gregynog as part of conferences and meetings.

Files of correspondence and papers, 1920-41, relating to various Welsh organisations and interests within Montgomeryshire. They include the BBC in Wales, the Owain Glyndwr Institute, Machynlleth, the National Eisteddfod, the Montgomeryshire Hospital Trust, and the Territorial Army.

Correspondence and papers, 1935-38, relating to the affairs and administration of the Welsh National Memorial Association.