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Includes letters from F. P. Crozier (5 letters), (together with replies from David Davies), Rev. Gwilym Davies, Maud E. Gladstone, Hawarden, Sir Thomas Artemus Jones, and Professor Charles Webster, Aberystwyth. There are also several letters from David Davies to Monsieur Paul-Boncour, Chambre des Deputes, Paris.

Includes letters from Aneurin Bevan, the Rev. Gwilym Davies (3 letters), Vernon Hartshorn MP, and Sir Wynn P. Wheldon.

Correspondence and papers relating mainly to the work of the Welsh Council of the League of Nations Union. There are a large number of letters between Lord Davies and the Revd Gwilym Davies. Other correspondents include Ifan ab Owen Edwards, 1934, William George, Criccieth, 1934, and Major Edgar Jones, Barry, 1935 (2 letters).

Includes letters to and from Clement Davies MP, Ellis W. Davies, the Revd Gwilym Davies and Sir William Llywelyn Davies.

Includes letters from Ellis W. Davies MP, the Revd. Gwilym Davies (2 letters), and Sir William Llewellyn Davies.

Includes letters to and from Clement Davies MP, David Michael Davies (son of Lord Davies), Revd. Gwilym Davies and Sir Walford Davies.

Some of the correspondents congratulate David Davies upon the receipt of a peerage. Includes letters from Major Charles E. Breese, J. Davies Bryan, Clement Davies MP, Rev. Gwilym Davies, Henry Neville Gladstone, Hawarden Castle, F. E. Hamer (2 letters), J. Tywi Jones, Y Darian, Sir Thomas Artemus Jones, Principal J. F. Rees, Sir John Herbert Roberts, Lord Clwyd, and Wickham Steed. There is also a draft or a copy of a letter, 5 June 1932, from Lord Davies to Ramsay MacDonald, the Prime Minister, expressing gratitude for the receipt of the earldom.

Includes letters to and from Clement Davies and the Revd. Gwilym Davies.

Includes letters to and from Clement Davies and the Revd. Gwilym Davies.

Letters to and from Lord Davies are catalogued in a separate file B14/8. Includes letters to and from E. Clement Davies MP and the Revd. Gwilym Davies.

Includes copies of letters to the following recipients: Lord Addison (3 letters), Brendan Bracken, Lord Colwyn (2 letters), Rev. Gwilym Davies, Joseph E. Davies, Sir William Llewelyn Davies (3 letters), Garbett Edwards (numerous letters), Will John MP, Sir Thomas Artemus Jones (3 letters), George Lerry, Wrexham, Lord Lothian, Kingsley Martin, Lord Melchett, Herbert Morrison (3 letters), Malcolm MacDonald (2 letters), Lord Reith (2 letters), Sir Archibald Sinclair, Thomas Waterhouse (2 letters) and Sir Robert Webber, the Western Mail (2 letters).

Includes correspondence and papers relating to the political dispute between Clement Davies and Lord Davies in 1938-39, and Lord Davies's attitudes towards national politics. There are several references to the 1943 by-election in the University of Wales parliamentary division. Includes letters from the Rev. Gwilym Davies, 1942, and Ifan ab Owen Edwards, 1942 (2 letters).