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Letters relating to the Welsh Church from Justice Bankes (9); Frank Morgan (20); the Bishop of St Asaph (5); C. A. H. Green (2); the Bishop of Llandaff (2); and others, 1914-1916. Also included are draft resolutions, reports and schemes relating to the Constitution and the Church in Wales.

Letters regarding the constitution, Convention, schemes of the Governing and Representative Bodies, and commutation from Frank Morgan (11); Helen Gladstone (2 on the role of women); A. G. Edwards, Bishop of St Asaph (6); Sir John Eldon Bankes (2); Joshua Pritchard Hughes, Bishop of Llandaff (3); Watkin Herbert Williams, Bishop of Bangor (4); Gilbert Cunningham Joyce; W. P. James (4); John Owen, Bishop of St. Davids; Randall Thomas Davidson (2); the first Earl of Plymouth and others. -- Also included in the file are a 'List of Members of the First Governing Body and of the Representative Body of the Church in Wales and of Committees', 1918, 'Three Speeches delivered at the Opening meeting of the Convention of the Church in Wales', 1917, drafts, minutes, memoranda, and agendas of the Welsh Church Convention, the Governing Body, the Representative Body and the Joint Committee.

Letters from Edmund O. Jones (2); A. G. Edwards, Archbishop of Wales (4), 1928-1929; Joshua Pritchard Hughes, Bishop of Llandaff, 1928; Frank Morgan (2); A. Owen Evans; and others. Four drafts of letters by Viscount Sankey, two of which were written to Frank Morgan, 1927-1928, and one most probably to the Bishop of Llandaff.

Letters, 1691-1909, of miscellaneous provenance, to and from bishops, mostly of Welsh dioceses, and other dignitaries relating mainly to social, personal and church matters. Among the correspondents are John Randolph, bishop of Bangor (1) [c. 1807]; Edward Copleston (1) 1844, Joshua Pritchard Hughes (1) 1909, Richard Lewis (1) 1901, Alfred Ollivant (4) 1849-1858, and John Shipley (1) 1769, bishops of Llandaf; John Owen (3) 1897-1899, and Connop Thirlwall (7) 1845-1871, bishops of St Davids; Edmund Gibson, bishop of London (2) 1731; Samuel Butler, headmaster of Shrewsbury School, later bishop of Lichfield (2) 1834; and Cardinal Herbert Vaughan, archbishop of Westminster (3) 1886-1893. Also included is a letter, 1790, from Selina Hastings, countess of Huntingdon.