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The file comprises letters, 1929-1980, from Tristan Jones to members of his family, together with two stray letters, 1971-1975, addressed to him. The letters to his family give mainly personal, domestic and family news.

The file contains papers relating to the sale of the large collection of ceramic figures, mainly political personages, accumulated by Tristan Jones and, following his death, sold by public auction at Phillips' sale room on 26 January 1991. The file includes a copy of the sale catalogue.

The file comprises miscellaneous, mainly stray, letters, to and from various members of the Jones family. There is no link between them.

The file consists of messages of appreciation sent to Dr Thomas Jones CH and his wife Rene in response to the publication by the Gregynog Press of a memoir of Elphin Lloyd Jones, their son who was killed in an accident in 1928. There is also a copy of a report published in 1934 on the Elphin Lloyd Jones Memorial Fund.

The file comprises correspondence and papers, 1987-1989, some financial, relating to the administration of the Elphin Lloyd Jones Memorial Fund.

The file comprises letters from Eirene Jones to her parents, later her father, from a large number of places in the United Kingdom and abroad. Many of the later letters refer to political life and politicians and are interspersed with family and domestic news.

A pocket notebook kept by Thomas Jones containing lists of references and occasional notes.

A pocket notebook containing mostly lists of books in the hand of Thomas Jones together with miscellaneous notes and references.

A notebook, kept by Thomas Jones, containing mainly copies of poems and a few prose extracts.

The file is made up of letters mainly from Dr Thomas Jones to his daughter Eirene. Most of the letters are lengthy and detailed, giving an account of his activities and travels, with occasional references to national and political events. The file also includes a few other items, among them typescript drafts of a profile of James Griffiths MP as Minister of National Insurance and Social Security, and 'Instructions to Eirene' on 'Disposal of T.J.'s Papers'.

The volume contains a rich array of material relating to Dr Thomas Jones. There are many copies of articles, booklets, published lectures and press contributions written by him. The volume also includes the texts of television programmes, photocopies of extracts from later books which refer to Dr Jones, and press reviews of Jones's published diaries and other works. There is also a small number of Jones family photographs and various cuttings.

The file comprises letters from Eirene White to her parents. The early letters are written from Somerville College, Oxford, and describe her academic life and a wide range of social pursuits and activities. Later letters were written during travels in the United Kingdom and trips abroad; they include letters from Cumberland, London, New York, Virginia, Hamilton, Ontario, Boston and various places in Germany. Most of the letters are full and describe travels and events in some detail.

A file of correspondence and papers relating to the future of the teaching of engineering at the University of Wales Institute of Science and Technology in the light of the possible merger between the Institute and University College, Cardiff.

The file comprises letters relating to the management and development of the Robert Owen Memorial Museum, Newtown. There is also a small group of related printed items and press cuttings.

A file of correspondence and papers concerning the writing, preparation, publication and launch of E. L. Ellis, T. J.: a Life of Dr Thomas Jones CH (Cardiff: University of Wales Press, 1992). The file also includes a number of reviews of the book published in newspapers and journals.

The file comprises letters mainly concerning Lady White's political activities, notably her retirement as Labour MP for Flintshire East and her elevation to a life peerage as Baroness White of Rhymney by Harold Wilson. Many relate to various social events and public and political functions. The correspondents include James Callaghan, 1971, HRH Charles, Prince of Wales, 1973, Sir Goronwy Daniel, 1973, Dr Ben G. Jones (2), 1970-1972, Professor Lily Newton (2), 1970-1973, Emrys Pride, 1971, Peter Thomas MP (Lord Thomas of Gwydir), 1973, David Gibson Watt, 1973, J. Haulfryn Williams, 1973, and Dame Shirley Williams (2), 1970-1973.

The letters within the file reflect the wide and expanding range of Lady White's public activities, committees served, functions attended etc. Many relate to educational matters, mainly higher and university education, some to Welsh affairs. A number of letters concern the award of the degree of Ll.D. honoris causa by the University of Wales to Lady White in July 1979. The correspondents include Anthony, Lord Lytton (3), 1978-1979, Principal Robert Steel, 1978, and Dame Shirley Williams, 1979.

The file comprises an interesting mingling of personal and professional correspondence reflecting the very wide range of Lady White's interests and activities. The correspondents include Eric, Lord Ashby (2), 1982, Lord Hailsham, 1982, Sir Julian Hodge (2), 1982-1983, Emrys Pride, 1982, and Principal Robert Steel, 1983.

The file comprises a small number of miscellaneous, undated letters on a wide range of subjects.

The file comprises letters, 1961-1975, addressed to Eirene White, on a wide range of subjects, interspersed in a few cases with drafts or copies of replies from her. The file includes letters from James Griffiths, 1969, Noel Jerman, 1974, Ben G. Jones, 1969, Barry Jones MP, 1974, Lord Elwyn-Jones, 1969, Professor Ieuan Gwynedd Jones, 1974, T. W. Jones, Lord Maelor, 1974, Malcolm MacDonald, 1969, Lord Orme, 1969, W. Emrys Pride, 1970, and Sir Harold Wilson, 1969.