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The correspondents include Lord Anglesey, 1968, James Callaghan, Lord Callaghan of Cardiff, 1958 and 1976, Baron Edmund-Davies of Aberpennar, 1979, John Grigg, 1978, Roy Hattersley, 1975, Sir Edward Heath, 1975, T. Rowland Hughes, 1947, Charles Pannell, MP, undated, and George Thomas, Viscount Tonypandy, 1976.

The correspondents include:. B40/2 Colin Cole, Garter Principal King of Arms, 11 June 1979. B40/3 Joseph Godber, Lord Godber, 26 June 1979. B40/4 Quintin Hogg, Lord Hailsham of Marylebone, 3 July 1979. B40/6 Charles Haughey, 11 January 1980. B40/7 Osian Wyn Jones, 18 February 1981. B40/13 Emanuel Shinwell, Lord Shinwell, 13 April 1986. B40/15 Sir Goronwy Daniel, 23 September 1986. B40/17 Emyr Price, 2 December 1986. B40/18 Emyr Jenkins, 4 March 1987. B40/19 Principal Gareth Owen, UCW, Aberystwyth, 18 June 1987. B40/27 Dr Brynley F. Roberts, Librarian of the National Library of Wales, 16 May 1989. B40/30 Councillor Dafydd Orwig, 19 November 1989. B40/33 Sir Wyn Roberts, 19 June 1990. B40/34 Barry Jones, MP, 20 June 1990. B40/36 Professor Derec Llwyd Morgan, 2 November 1990. B40/40 Lord Belstead, 2 December 1990. B40/42 James Callaghan, Lord Callaghan of Cardiff, 22 January 1991. B40/43 Bernard Donoughue, Lord Donoughue of Ashton, 15 January 1991. B40/44 Robert Runcie, Archbishop of Canterbury, 25 January 1991. B40/45 Lord Williams of Elvel, 5 March 1991. B40/46 Sir Wyn Roberts, 30 April 1991. B40/47 Sir Wyn Roberts, 19 June 1991. B40/48 Robert Rhodes James, MP, 22 June 1991. B40/49 Mervyn Jones, 26 June 1991. B40/50 Principal Brian Morris, Lord Morris of Castle Morris, 30 November 1991. B40/52 Jo Grimond, 9 December 1991. B40/53 Lord Simon of Glaisdale, 11 December 1991. B40/55 Trystan Garyl Jones, 6 January 1992. B40/56 Judith Hart, 15 January 1992. B40/57 Lord Denning, 27 January 1992. B40/60 Lord Longford, 23 February 1992. B40/61 Neil Kinnock, 23 April 1992. B40/63 David Waddington, Lord Waddington, 26 April 1992. B40/66 Lord Boston of Faversham, 6 May 1992. B40/67 Betty Boothroyd, Speaker of the House of Commons, 11 May 1992. B40/69 Lord Mishcon, 29 December 1992. B40/70 Professor Hywel Teifi Edwards, 26 February 1993. B40/73 Lord Hunt of Llanfair Waterdine, 30 April 1993. B40/74 Lord (Richard) Attenborough, 28 May 1993. B40/77 Conrad Swan, Garter Principal King of Arms, 25 October 1993. B40/79 Lord (Richard) Attenborough, 31 October 1993. B40/81 Lord Williams of Elvel, 22 November 1993. B40/82 Mary Robinson, President of Ireland, 31 January 1994. B40/83 Professor Sir Glanmor Williams, 9 July 1994. B40/84-6 Lord (Richard) Attenborough, 15 November 1994 - 4 April 1995. B40/89 Sir Melvyn Rosser, 3 July 1995. B40/90 His Honour Judge Elystan Morgan, 5 November 1995. B40/92 Lord (Richard) Attenborough, 14 November 1995. B40/93 Lord Williams of Elvel, [?1995]. B40/95 I. Prys Edwards, S4C, 30 October 1997. B40/96 Denis Healey, undated. B40/101 Sir Wyn Roberts, undated. B40/103 Bernard Donoughue, Lord Donoughue of Ashton, undated [?c. November 1991].

The correspondents include Lord (Emlyn) Hooson, Robert Rhodes James, MP, Lord (Douglas) Jay, Barry Jones, MP, Mervyn Jones, Conrad Swan, Garter Principal King of Arms, and Lady Strauss.

Photocopies of political correspondence, including three letters from George Thomas to Harold Wilson and one letter from Judith Hart to Harold Wilson, together with a covering letter, 14 February 1990, from 'J', JN Electronic Supplies Ltd, Wandsworth, London SW18, to Lord Cledwyn.

Papers relating to devolution, including letters from Gwilym Prys Davies, 1962-7, with a memorandum by him to the Lord President of the Council, R. H. Crossman, on the political situation in Wales, Nov. 1967; 'A Possible Home Rule Model for Wales : Note by the Secretary of State for Wales', March 1968; 'The Government in Wales' by Sir Goronwy Daniel, 1969; Devolution memorandum by the TGWU, [c. 1975]; six letters from Gwynfor Evans MP, 1976-9; letter from Michael Foot MP to Lord Cledwyn relating to Plaid Cymru, Oct. 1978; press statement on the Devolution Referendum, 20 Feb. 1979. [see also C9].

File containing Lord Cledwyn's personal correspondence as Minister of Agriculture. Among the correspondents are Roy Jenkins (Chancellor of the Exchequer), James Callaghan (Home Secretary), Spike Milligan and Fred Mulley (Minister of Transport).

[Lord Cledwyn was chairman of the Parliamentary Labour Party, 1974-79].

Papers relating to the PLP, including papers on the joint meeting of the National Executive Committee and the Cabinet, April 1968; report of the Special PLP committee on relations between Government and Backbenchers, 1976, and draft response by the Government, 1977; reports of the TUC-Labour Party liaison committee, 1976-8; memorandum being a summary of proposals made at the Special Meeting of the PLP, 20 Oct. 1976; letter from Michael Foot on the election of Deputy Leader of the PLP, 21 Oct. 1976; letter from Michael Foot arranging a meeting, 25 Feb. 1977; copy of a letter from the Prime Minister, James Callaghan, to Lord Cledwyn relating to the Horam Report on relations between the Government and the PLP, Nov. 1976; papers relating to the Government's arrangements for consultation with the Liberal Party, including a letter from David Steel, leader of the Liberal Party, and a copy of a letter from Lord Cledwyn to the Prime Minister, March 1977; papers on the election of the leader of the Labour Party, including a letter from the Prime Minister, James Callaghan, to Lord Cledwyn, 7 Feb. 1977; letter from John Cartwright MP, 2 Jan. 1979, regarding the European Assembly Elections.

Papers on the British Parliamentary Delegation to the USSR, April 1977.

Lord Cledwyn visited Rhodesia in Dec. 1978 as the Prime Minister's personal representative to ascertain whether all parties in the Rhodesian conflict might be prepared to meet to consider a negotiated settlement. He also met the leaders of other African countries.

Papers relating to the mission, including itineraries, copies of telex reports to the Prime Minister from Rhodesia and the other African countries visited, notes of meetings and conversations.