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The file consists of a few papers relating to a Town and Country Planning Summer School convened at the University College of Swansea during September 1990.

A file of printed and typescript material relating to the Further and Higher Education Bill, 1991, including the text of the measure.

The file contains letters and papers relating to a garden party held at Dyffryn House, Glamorgan, July 1986, in aid of the Council for the Protection of Rural Wales and the Glamorgan Trust for Nature Conservation.

The file comprises printed items and typescripts, 1987-1990, relating to university education in Britain.

The group comprises papers relating to various members of the family: Eirene White (1909-1999), Dr Thomas Jones CH (1870-1955), John White (1911-1968), Tristan Jones (1913-1990), and other members of the Jones family.

The series comprises notebooks kept by Dr Thomas Jones, 1892-1901, letters from Thomas Jones, 1929-1954, letters to him, 1929-1953, miscellanea and press cuttings relating to him, together with papers, 1955-1994, concerning the use of the Thomas Jones Papers at the National Library of Wales, and to the writing and publication of his biography by Dr E. L. Ellis, 1974-1992.

A very small pocket diary for 1892 kept by Thomas Jones bearing brief, occasional notes.

The file comprises correspondence and papers relating to the arrangements for the unveiling of a commemorative plaque on 100 High Street, Rhymney, the birth place of Dr Thomas Jones, on 21 April 1990.

The series comprises letters, 1947-1965, from John White, letters, 1939-1968, addressed to him, printed items, 1944-1966, papers concerning his death and estate and messages of condolence addressed to Eirene White on her husband's death in 1968.

The file consists of sympathy letters, 1968-1969, sent to Eirene White by personal friends and associates following the death of her husband.

The file consists of printed materials relating to the administration of the Elphin Lloyd Jones Memorial Fund.

The file comprises papers, mainly printed, typescript and press cuttings, relating to Dr Thomas Jones. Some of the papers relate to the establishment and foundation of Coleg Harlech in 1926-1927. There are several copies of articles, lectures and press contributions written by Thomas Jones.

The file comprises letters mainly concerning Lady White's political activities, notably her retirement as Labour MP for Flintshire East and her elevation to a life peerage as Baroness White of Rhymney by Harold Wilson. Many relate to various social events and public and political functions. The correspondents include James Callaghan, 1971, HRH Charles, Prince of Wales, 1973, Sir Goronwy Daniel, 1973, Dr Ben G. Jones (2), 1970-1972, Professor Lily Newton (2), 1970-1973, Emrys Pride, 1971, Peter Thomas MP (Lord Thomas of Gwydir), 1973, David Gibson Watt, 1973, J. Haulfryn Williams, 1973, and Dame Shirley Williams (2), 1970-1973.

The letters within the file reflect the wide and expanding range of Lady White's public activities, committees served, functions attended etc. Many relate to educational matters, mainly higher and university education, some to Welsh affairs. A number of letters concern the award of the degree of Ll.D. honoris causa by the University of Wales to Lady White in July 1979. The correspondents include Anthony, Lord Lytton (3), 1978-1979, Principal Robert Steel, 1978, and Dame Shirley Williams, 1979.

The file comprises an interesting mingling of personal and professional correspondence reflecting the very wide range of Lady White's interests and activities. The correspondents include Eric, Lord Ashby (2), 1982, Lord Hailsham, 1982, Sir Julian Hodge (2), 1982-1983, Emrys Pride, 1982, and Principal Robert Steel, 1983.

The file comprises letters relating mainly to the wide range of social and political events and functions attended by Lady White. A few concern the publication in September 1992 of the biography of Dr Thomas Jones CH by Dr E. L. Ellis. The correspondents include Stanley Clinton Davies, 1992, Cledwyn Hughes, Lord Cledwyn of Penrhos, 1992, David Hunt, 1993, and Sir Cennydd Traherne, 1992.