William Trowsdale, Bishop Auckland,
William Sutherland, Newcastle-on-Tyne,
William Haigh to Lady Violet Bonham-Carter,
Has been talking to Fothergill re Colne Valley. The Liberal Executive at Colne Valley rejected any kind of Joint Committee with the Conservatives. But the latter have made it clear that they will allow the Liberal candidate a free run if a name acceptable to them is put forward. Must take care not to offend Liberal supporters who have leanings to the Left. Thus it is essential to 'keep to the middle of the road and on sound Liberal lines deviating neither one way nor the other.' If recipient allows her name to go forward, then the Liberals will have a splendid opportunity to win Colne Valley. Copy.
William Anstruther-Gray, London,
Will of Moses Davies of p. Llanfyllin, co. Mont., dated 9 September 1865,
Devises everything to his wife, Laura Eliza. Copy.
Will be coming home for Easter. Work is going very well but is very demanding. Has been to Paris for three days and describes the trip.
Neglect of Welsh history and geography. The early history of Powys. The dangers of nuclear warfare to this heritage.
Western Mail, 3 November 1943,
Contains leading article, 'Secretary for Wales demand; Premier refuses to see Party Deputation', which includes Clement Davies's reaction to Churchill's response. The text of the petition is given on pages 2 and 3.
In October 1938 Clement Davies left Britain for West Africa to conduct a four month survey, on behalf of the Leverhulme Trust, into colonial and industrial relations.
Clement Davies receiving the freedom of the Borough of Welshpool. Welshpool's 'great and historic past' Gratitude on receipt of the honour. [2 drafts].