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Screenplay by William Jones titled 69, based on the events surrounding the investiture of Prince Charles as Prince of Wales in 1969.

The series comprises correspondence to and from the Honourary Secretary, J. L. C. Cecil-Williams, relating to an address to her Majesty the Queen on the creation of Prince Charles as Prince of Wales, prepared by the Cymmrodorion

Gohebiaeth, gwreiddiol a llungopïau, a phapurau eraill, yn ymdrin â'r ffrwydriadau adeg yr Arwisgo yng Nghastell Caernarfon, 1969/ Correspondence, originals and photocopies, and other papers relating to the bombings at the time of the Investiture at Caernarfon Castle, 1969.

The file comprises personal letters reflecting the wide range of Lady White's professional and leisure interests, many within Wales. Some relate to the activities of the Land Authority for Wales, of which she became chairman in 1976, the University College of Wales, Aberystwyth, and Coleg Harlech. The correspondents include Eric, Lord Ashby, 1977, HRH Charles, Prince of Wales, 1977, Lord Edmund-Davies, 1977, Sir Goronwy Daniel, 1976, Sir Idris Foster, 1977, Cledwyn Hughes, 1976, Lord Elwyn Jones, 1977, Professor David Marquand, 1977, Professor Lily Newton, 1977, Principal Robert Steel, 1977, Margaret Thatcher, 1976, Sir Ben Bowen Thomas, 1977, Dame Shirley Williams (2), 1976-1977, and Harold Wilson, 1976.

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 file contains a characteristic mingling of personal and professional letters, many relating to political events and the proceedings of the House of Lords. Some letters refer to a ceremony at Rhymney during April 1990 to unveil a plaque to commemorate Thomas Jones's name, and others to the re-publication of his Rhymney Memories. A few concern preparations for the 1992 National Eisteddfod at Aberystwyth. The correspondents include Eric, Lord Ashby (2), 1990-1991, Robert, Lord Blake, 1990, HRH, Charles, Prince of Wales, 1990, Tam Dalyell MP, 1990, Derek, Lord Ezra, 1991, Emlyn, Lord Hooson, 1990, Barry Jones MP, and Sir Wyn Roberts, 1990.

Includes letters from Karel Lek, D. Huw Owen (4), Rebecca John (2), David Griffiths (2), Emlyn Hooson (2), Henry Paget (Marquess of Anglesey, 3), R. S. Thomas, Ivor Davies, Anna Haycraft (2), Arfon Haines Davies, Emyr Jenkins, John Ward, Colin See-Paynton (7), Margaret Thomas (2), Bernard Dunstan (2), Ioan Bowen Rees, John Rogers, Meg Stevens (3), Leonard (?)McComb, Peter Coate (2), Alistair Crawford (2), Wyn Roberts (2), Emyr Wyn Jones, Marcelle Davies (including a picture of an embroidery by her 'Kyffin in his studio'), Charles Windsor (Prince of Wales, 2), and Alun Michael.

Correspondence, papers and printed items, 1994-1995, concerning the proposal that Charles, Prince of Wales might become an honorary member of the Gorsedd, the proceedings of the Prince of Wales Committee, the creation of a new environmental trust for Wales by Charles, Prince of Wales, and the preparation in 1994 of a short article by Sir Goronwy Daniel on 'The 1967 Welsh Language Act and the Investiture of the Prince of Wales in 1969'. The correspondents include Lord Cledwyn, 1994, Lord Gwilym Prys-Davies (2), 1994, and Professor Ieuan Gwynedd Jones, 1994.

Screenplay of farce by Carl Tighe titled The Prince And The Dragon, the 'Prince' in question assumed to be Prince Charles.