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Advance list of subscribers to the magazine Wales edited by Keidrych Rhys, 1947.

Agenda of an emergency meeting of the executive committee of Plaid Cymru, 1934 (100/1); memorandum by Walter Dowding in support of a resolution submitted by the Breconshire and Monmouthshire committee about conducting detailed surveys in Wales on the lines of the Brynmawr survey [cf. Hilda Jennings, Brynmawr: a study of a distressed area, based on the results of a survey carried out by the Brynmawr Community Study Council (London, 1934)] [?1935] (100/2); poster advertising a meeting to welcome Saunders Lewis' return to Swansea from prison, 1937 (100/3), pamphlets [1930's] (100/4-5) and agenda of a meeting of the Swansea committee of Plaid Cymru, 1939 (100/6).

Circulars and letters from J. E. Jones, secretary of Plaid Cymru, concerning the publication of Plaid Cymru literature in English and the transfer of Plaid Cymru's head office to Cardiff, 1943 [cf. no.7].

Circulars from Antur Aelhaearn and Cadwyn, 1977, together with a letter from Meinir Ffransis of Cadwyn, 1977.

College report of G M Kennedy, 1870.

Copies of Bulletins 1 and 2 of the Welsh Republican Movement, January and March 1950, and papers relating to Plaid Cymru's summer school and annual conference, 1950.

Copy of D.J. Davies M.A. thesis, 'The South Wales Anthracite Industry with special reference to changes in business organisation since Government decontrol in 1921 and their social effects', 1930, together with notes for the same.

Copy of D.J. Davies' Ph.D. thesis, 'The conditions of the rural population of England and Wales, 1870-1928. A study of physical and mental conditions of the rural population', 1931, together with notes for the same and correspondence about his attempts to secure a publisher for the thesis, 1931-2.

Corrected galley proofs of D.J. Davies and Noelle Davies, Can Wales Afford Self-Government? (1947, revised ed.) and draft alterations and additions to the first edition published in 1939.

Correspondence about the publication of Noelle Davies's book on Grundtvig entitled Education for Life, 1926-31, together with drafts of parts of the book, a contract for publishing the same between Noelle Davies and Williams and Northgate Ltd., 1931 (84/9), a copy of an article in Danish by Henning Krabbe entitled 'Grundtvig Og England' (84/43), and two letters from Douglas Young enclosing reviews of the book, pamphlets of the Scottish Nationalist Party and his election address for Kirkaldy Burghs, 1944 (84/44-54).

Correspondence, 1929-65, relating mainly to publications, Summer Schools, election campaigns, transferring Plaid Cymru's office from Caernarfon to Cardiff and seeking D.J. Davies's advice on economic issues in Wales. The correspondents include H R Jones, 1929 (99/1), J E Jones, 1931-56 (passim), Saunders Lewis, 1930-46 (99/2, 4-6, 8, 19, 22, 25, 35, 37-40, 43, 85, 106); Mai Roberts, 1931 (99/11, 13, 18); J E Daniel, 1931 (99/9, 15, 18), Morris Williams, 1931-2 (99/7, 14, 20-21, 28, 52-3), Wynne Samuel, 1937-44 (99/66, 82, 98, 103-4), D J Williams, 1934 (99/89), Dafydd Orwig Jones, [?1944], 1955 (99/102, 113-14), Kate Roberts, 1954 (99/112), Bobi Jones, 1956 (99/132-3), R Tudur Jones, 1955-6 (99/124, 135), Gwynfor Evans, 1946 (99/105, 114, 116), [A.O.H.] Jarman, 1942 (99/99), J Gwyn Griffiths, 1951 (99/108), Trefor Morgan, 1955 (115), J de Courcey Ireland, 1939, enclosing a pamphlet entitled The Manchester Martyrs,.Seventy Second Anniversary and the first three issues of Bulletins of Ireland and the War (99/93-6) and J O Banks, 1952 (99/109), secretary of Common Wealth.

Correspondence, 1936-8, relating to the proposed sale of Pantybeiliau including a letter from Saunders Lewis on behalf of a prospective buyer, 1936 (74/5).