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Cary [ ], The British Broadcasting Corporation, Bron Castell, High Street, Bangor. Has to tell his closest friend that the University of Wales has resolved to award him the degree of D. Litt. honoris causa. When he was told the news by Tom Parry, he could have cried. Much appreciates that the old University has remembered him and has honoured his contribution to the Welsh nation over the years. The ceremony will take place at Aberystwyth on 11 July. This is all totally confidential, and no-one else knows about it. Thinks that it would be wisest not to refer to what happened at Cardiff. An opportunity may come after the writer has finished with the BBC. Huw T. Edwards should not, therefore, include that article in the volume. Hopes that Huw T. Edwards agrees with all this. Welsh.

Cassie Davies, Cwm Tudur, Tregaron. Had meant to write to Huw T. Edwards sooner immediately following the exciting news at the Eisteddfod. Admires Huw T. Edwards's action greatly and his plans for the future. A leader of Huw T. Edwards's extensive experience of Welsh public life will strengthen and give direction to the campaign for a parliament on Welsh soil. Huw T. Edwards's assistance is sorely needed, and his action has given them new heart and renewed hope. Although Huw T. Edwards has done so much to look after the best interests of Wales from within the ranks of the Labour Party, she ventures to predict that Wales will lie more heavily in his debt in future than ever before. Welsh.

Catherine E. Griffiths, Pengwern, Llithfaen, Pwllheli. Has greatly enjoyed Tros y Tresi. Knew some of the characters at Ro-wen to which Huw T. Edwards refers in the book. Gives some of her family history and background. Was prompted by reading the excellent book to reminisce in this way. Welsh.

Catherine Roberts, Llangwyfan, Denbigh. Admires Huw T. Edwards's resignation from the Chairmanship and membership of the Council for Wales greatly. It required courage to stand up for his principles. The future of Wales is assured as long as there are men like Huw T. Edwards who are prepared to lead. Welsh.

Ceri [ ], 2 Plasfryn, Machynlleth. Was much impressed by Tros y Tresi. Reflects on the contents of the book. The contents are of especial value as a record of Welsh history over the preceding forty years. Welsh.

Ceri [Sarah Ceridwen Davies], 2 Dros y môr, Harlech. Thanks for Tros y Tresi which the writer found a pleasure to type. Became accustomed with the handwriting by the end. Gives her impressions of the volume. Welsh.

Certificate awarded to Huw T. Edwards by his former colleagues on the Wales Gas Board, 1953-1963, 'With affection to remember his great heart, firm resolve, fierce courage'.

Certificate awarded to Huw T. Edwards on the occasion of his visit to Chubut to mark the centenary of the foundation of the Welsh colony at Patagonia (1865-1965).

Certificate presented to Huw T. Edwards by his colleagues on the Penmaenmawr Urban District Council, the Penmaenmawr Golf Club, and by the general public of the area on the occasion of his leaving the area to take up his duties at Connah's Quay.

Certificate presented to Huw T. Edwards by the North Wales Federation of Labour Parties in 'deep and grateful appreciation of [his] long and faithful service to the Labour Movement in North Wales and of [his] signal contribution to the social, political and economic life of Wales as a whole'. The Certificate notes that Huw T. Edwards had served as chairman of the federation for a period of fifteen years and had been closely associated previously as secretary and foundation member.

Charles [ ], Ministry of Health, Alexander Fleming House, Elephant and Castle, London SE1. Thanks for the lovely tie. He intends to wear it more often than he can come to the Principality. It was good to be with Huw T. Edwards for friends are very precious. Hopes that they have become true friends.

Charles Evans, Gwylfa, Derwen, Corwen. Thanks for Huw T. Edwards's letter congratulating him on his appointment as Principal of the University College of North Wales, Bangor. The position will be a new experience for him, and, although he knows that Huw T. Edwards believes that someone else should have been appointed, his support and backing are much appreciated. Hopes to meet Huw T. Edwards during the forthcoming year. Welsh.

Charles Hadfield, Controller (Overseas), Central Office of Information, Norgeby House, 83 Baker Street, London W1. Is glad that Huw T. Edwards is prepared to serve on the proposed Welsh Overseas Publicity Advisory Committee. Outlines the membership of the Committee, its proposed functions, and suggests an inaugural meeting in July.

Charles Hill, Minister for Welsh Affairs, Whitehall, London SW1. Thanks for the letter written by Huw T. Edwards as Chairman of the Welsh Tourist Board welcoming him to the office of Minister for Welsh Affairs. Shall do his best to ensure a good relationship between the Ministers and the Tourist Board.

Charles Hill, Minister for Welsh Affairs, Whitehall, London SW1. The tie was a pleasant surprise. An emblematic tie which is also fit to wear is something of a rarity.