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Letters from Viscount Sankey to Frank Morgan, 1920; D. L. Prosser, Archbishop of Wales (2), 1944; Alfred Edwin Monohan, Bishop of Monmouth, 1944; and Sir John Bankes, 1944. Also in the file are the following papers: a copy of a letter from A. Maxwell to Mr. Whitehead, 1944; draft of letter from Viscount Sankey to the Archbishop of Wales re suffragan, 1940; letters from the Principal of St. David's College, 1944 (3); a number of letters regarding the knighthood of W. Ll. Davies, the Librarian of the National Library, 1944; a note book containing notes by Sankey on the Bangor Bishopric including his 'Opinion' and a draft of the dispensation, 1944; draft of the statement regarding the discovery of the two lost documents from St. Asaph supposedly at the National Library, 1944; letters from C. A. H. Green, the Archbishop of Wales (2), 1944, and drafts of replies by Sankey; letters from L. S. Whitehead and papers concerning Welsh Burial Grounds, 1944; and papers concerning the alleged election of David Edwardes Davies to the bishopric of Bangor, 1944

Letters by Lord Clwyd, 1943; Timothy Rees, Bishop of Llandaff, 1943; T. Halliwell (2), 1943; A. W. Parry, 1943; C. A. H. Green, Archbishop of Wales (5), 1941-1943; Sir J. E. Bankes (3), 1940-1943; David Lewis Prosser, Bishop of St David's (4), 1941; Alfred Edwin Monohan, Bishop of Monmouth, 1943; and others, 1936-1943, regarding the following papers: Report of the Findings of the Special Provincial Court of the Church in Wales in the matter of the Petition by Mrs Ethel Macnaghten and the Bishop of Monmouth, 1942; typescript copy of 'The Courts of the Church in Wales: A Plea for Reform', by the Rev. Prof. A. E. Morris, and letters from the same, 1942; notes relating to Chapters XI and XIII of the Constitution; papers relating to Trinity College, Carmarthen, and St Mary's College, Bangor, 1943.

Letters from H. K. Archdall, 1941; David Lewis Prosser, Archbishop of Wales (2), 1946; and others, 1944-1946, concerning the Welsh Church (Burial Grounds) Bill, vacancies and amendments to the constitution.

Letters addressed to Daniel Lleufer Thomas by David Davies, Dinas Powis, 1911, Cadwaladr Davies, Kensington, 1899, W. J. Evans, Carmarthen, 1894, William C. Howe, Cardiff, D. Morgan Jones, Brisbane, 1931, E. Pan Jones, Mostyn, 1902, John Herbert James, Vaynor, 1932, M. H. Jones, Aberystwyth, 1926, John Edward Lloyd, 1899, John T. Lloyd, London, 1924, Abraham Morris, Llantarnam, 1925, D. L. [Prosser, bishop of] St. Davids, Sam. Roberts, London, 1903, R. E. Williams, Aberdare, 1900, and others; and a printed description by Walter D. Jeremy of Dr. Williams's Trust, 1864.