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Letters, newspaper cuttings, notes, pamphlets and periodicals, typescripts, reports, volumes of parliamentary debates, and other papers of James Griffiths relating to the following: the coal industry and the South Wales Miners' Federation, 1912-1967; the Labour Party, 1919-1975; the Central Labour College, 1919-1922; National Insurance, 1931-1954; the Colonies, 1939-1972; his work as Secretary of State for Wales, 1964-1966; papers relating to Welsh affairs including devolution, the Welsh Reconstruction Advisory Council, education and local government reorganization, 1935-1975; constituency affairs, 1937-1969; overseas visits, 1936-1968; the Nigeria-Biafra War, 1968-1970; papers relating to his autobiography Pages from Memory, including letters from Gwilym Prys Davies and others, 1961-1969, notebooks, [1960s], typescripts, [1964]-1969, and cuttings of reviews, 1969; unpublished reminiscences, 1955-1974; notes and typescripts for lectures and speeches, 1940-1971; typescripts of broadcasts by Griffiths, 1937-1967; typescripts of articles and reviews, 1940-1974; newspaper cuttings, 1919-1974; and other miscellaneous personal matter, [1930s]-1975; and papers relating to Mrs Silyn Roberts, 1897-1954.

Includes letters from Sir Goronwy Daniel, Gwilym Prys Davies, Gwynfor Evans, Ben G. Jones, Neil McBride MP, Walter Padley MP, Geoffrey Ripon and Harold Wilson (2).

Includes letters from Professor D. J. Llewelfryn Davies, Gwilym Prys Davies, James Griffiths (3), Sir Julian Hodge, Barry Jones MP, J. Emrys Jones (2), and D. Elystan Morgan (2).

Includes letters from Lord Jack Brooks, Alun Talfan Davies, Gwilym Prys Davies, Lord Crowther-Hunt and Barry Jones.

Includes letters from James Callaghan and Gwilym Prys Davies (2).

Includes letters from Kenneth Clarke (envelope 8 [2 letters]), Gwiltm Prys Davies (envelope 15), William Hague (envelope 9), Douglas Hurd (envelope 10), Gwilym Jones (envelope 15), Emyr Price (envelope 12), John Redwood (envelope 4), and Rod Richards (envelope 4 [2 letters]).

Includes letters from Tam Dalyell (envelope 8), Gwilym Prys Davies (envelope 16), Anita Gale (envelope 17), Lady Marian Goronwy-Roberts (envelope 17), Lord Howe (envelope 12), David Hunt (envelopes 2 [2 letters] and 17), and Dr D. Ben Rees (envelope 1). Most of the correspondence in envelope 7 relates to the proposed closure of Sandfields Road Sub Post Office, Port Talbot and the protests which ensued.

Includes letters from Jack Ashley MP (envelope 5), Paul Channon (envelopes 9 and 22 [2 letters]), Alun Talfan Davies (envelope 22), Gwilym Prys Davies (envelope 23), Norman Fowler (envelope 16), Emlyn Hooson (envelope 16), Sir Geoffrey Howe (envelope 26), Douglas Hurd (envelopes 14, 15, 18 [2 letters], 22, 23, 25 and 26), Dylan Iorwerth (envelope 27), John Elfed Jones (envelope 12), Nigel Lawson (envelope 8), Paul Murphy (envelope 15), Emyr Price (envelope 23), Peter Walker (envelopes 7, 8, 9, 10, 12, 21, 23 [2 letters]), 24, 26 and 27, and Eirene White (envelope 16) . The papers in envelope 3 relate to the 1987 Abortion Bill.

Dyddiadur T. Llew Jones ar gyfer 1989, sy'n cynnwys cofnodion yn ymwneud â'i ddiddordebau a'i fywyd bob dydd, ynghyd â barddoniaeth ganddo (ff. 140 verso, 164). = Diary of T. Llew Jones for 1989, giving an account of his daily life and interests, together with poetry by him (ff. 140 verso, 164).
Cynhwysa'r gyfrol gyfeiriadau at Dic Jones (passim), Gwilym Prys Prys-Davies (f. 55 verso), rhaglenni teledu a gynhyrchwyd gan Carol Byrne Jones (passim), Caneuon y Misoedd gan Mansel Thomas (ff. 53 verso, 57), y llofruddiaeth a gyflawnwyd gan Clive Roberts (ff. 33 verso, 35 verso), a chystudd a marwolaeth Roy Stephens (ff. 65 verso, 66 verso, 155-157 verso, 162, 166 verso-167); ceir hefyd gyfeiriadau at arferion cefn gwlad ardal Llandeilo, gan gynnwys traddodiadau'n ymwneud â'r fedwen (f. 133), ffotograff o Bwlchmelyn, Pentre-cwrt, lle ganed T. Llew Jones (f. 81 verso), a charreg ogam a siambr gladdu yng Nghapel Mair, Llangeler (ff. 27 recto-verso, 82, 85). = The volume includes references to Dic Jones (passim), Gwilym Prys Prys-Davies (f. 55 verso), television programmes produced by Carol Byrne Jones (passim), Caneuon y Misoedd by Mansel Thomas (ff. 53 verso, 57), the murder committed by Clive Roberts (ff. 33 verso, 35 verso), and the illness and death of Roy Stephens (ff. 65 verso, 66 verso, 155-157 verso, 162, 166 verso-167); also included are references to folk customs of the Llandeilo district, including traditions involving the birch tree (f. 133), a photograph of Bwlchmelyn, Pentre-cwrt, birthplace of T. Llew Jones (f. 81 verso) and the ogam stone and burial chamber at Capel Mair, Llangeler (ff. 27 recto-verso, 82, 85).