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The correspondents include:. Sir Ifan ab Owen Edwards (B2460).<br>. Sir H. Idris Bell (B2281).<br>. Sir Alun Talfan Davies (B2397).<br>. Dr Elwyn Davies (B2440).<br>. Rev. W. T. Pennar Davies (B2319).<br>. Dr Huw T. Edwards (B2464).<br>. Thomas Charles Edwards, Ampleforth (B2346).<br>. Gwynfor R. Evans (B2582).<br>. Maxwell Fraser (B2386).<br>. Lady Megan Lloyd George (B2324, 2331, 2591).<br>. Dr William George (B2424).<br>. Ll. Wyn Griffith (B2252, 2283, 2349, 2559).<br>. Professor J. Gwyn Griffiths (B2271).<br>. Harri Gwynn (B2484).<br>. E. Morgan Humphreys (B2318).<br>. Professor Dafydd Jenkins (B2327).<br>. Archbishop Alwyn Rice Jones (B2284).<br>. Dr Emyr Wyn Jones (B2562).<br>. J. E. Jones, Plaid Cymru (B2264).<br>. Dr Thomas Jones CH (B2368).<br>. George G. Lerry (B2347, 2388, 2405-6, 2412, 2415).<br>. David Llewellyn, MP (B2290).<br>. Neville Masterman (B2560, 2563).<br>. Roland Mathias (B2508).<br>. Sir David Hughes Parry (B2425, 2575).<br>. W. Leslie Richards (B2536).<br>. Kate Roberts (B2426, 2436, 2505, 2543, 2561).<br>. Sir Cennydd Traherne (B2496).<br>. Tudor E. Watkins, MP (B2287).<br>. Professor Glanmor Williams (B2573).

Four letters, 1950-1 and undated, from Bedwyr Lewis Jones to T. I. Ellis, together with an undated letter from Percy Ogwen Jones, Bedwyr Lewis Jones's father, to T. I. Ellis.

File of letters, 1964, to T. I. Ellis written in response to the publication of John Humphreys Davies (1871-1925) (Lerpwl, 1963). The correspondents are Thomas Charles Edwards (Ampleforth), Moses Griffith, Sir David Hughes Parry, Emrys O. Roberts and the Rev. Gomer M. Roberts. There is also a further letter, 28 August 1960, from Sir Thomas Parry to T. I. Ellis.

Correspondence, notes and papers, 1942-59, relating to extra-mural classes given by T. I. Ellis under the auspices of the Department of Extra Mural Studies of the University College of Wales, Aberystwyth. The correspondence includes several letters, 1942, from Sir Ifan ab Owen Edwards.

Correspondence and papers, many deriving from the activities of the Cardiff branch of the Aberystwyth Old Students' Association.

Correspondence and papers, relating mainly to the UCW, Aberystwyth Old Students' Association New College Building Appeal. Some papers relate to the late Principal J. H. Davies Memorial Plaque and to branches of the Old Students' Association in north-east Wales.

Duplicate group of circulars, minutes of meetings, publications, including some papers relating to the University College of Wales, Aberystwyth, and to the Guild of Graduates of the University of Wales.

Correspondence, 1935-66, relating to T. I. Ellis's work for the BBC, including letters from E. R. Appleton, Sir Alun Oldfield-Davies, Aneirin Talfan Davies, Hywel Davies, Nan Davies, T. Glynne Davies, Harri Gwynn, T. Rowland Hughes, Sir Rhys Hopkin Morris, Alun Llywelyn-Williams and Alun Williams.

Correspondence and papers, 1946-7, relating to 'Ym Mhob Pen', including the script in T. I. Ellis's hand of a programme to be recorded at Carmarthen, 9 January 1947, and letters from schoolchildren giving their impressions of their native areas.

Correspondence and papers, July-August 1950, concerning a programme on Plas Rhiwaedog, Llanfor, Merionethshire, to be broadcast in a series by T. I. Ellis on 'Old Welsh Houses and their Present Uses'.

Correspondence, 1958-60, relating to 'Am y Gore'.

Correspondence and papers, May-June 1963, concerning T. I. Ellis's work for the BBC, including letters from John Ellis Williams.

Correspondence, papers and notes in the hand of T. I. Ellis concerning his position as assistant examiner in Latin for the 1929 School Certificate Examination under the C.W.B.

Correspondence, mainly personal, some circular, including letters from Professor Richard I. Aaron, Professor E. G. Bowen, Professor Alun Davies, Dr Elwyn Davies, Rev. W. T. Pennar Davies and Dame Olive Wheeler.

Records of the North East Wales branch of the Guild of Graduates, including financial accounts, minutes, lists of members and correspondence, including letters from Mrs Jano Clement Davies, Clough Williams-Ellis, Principal Ifor Leslie Evans, Professor H. J. Fleure, Sir Cyril Fox, Jenkin James, R. T. Jenkins, Fred Llewellyn Jones, MP, Professor Henry Lewis and Sir Rhys Hopkin Morris.