Letter from Morgan Davies, London. Possibility of the Church in Wales developing into the National Church of Wales. Urges that in order to make this possible the Church in Wales should not only be disestablished but also made free from Canterbury and allowed constitutional freedom to adapt itself to serve the needs of all Welsh People.
Letter from W. Robert Davies, Dolgelley. Printing costs,
Letter from W. Robert Davies, Dolgelley. Election expenses,
Letter from W. Robert Davies, Dolgelley. Election preparations,
Letter from W. Robert Davies, Dolgelley. The election. Finance,
Letter from W. Robert Davies, Dolgelley. Election material,
Letter from W. Robert Davies, Dolgelley. The election,
Letter from W. Robert Davies, Dolgelley. Pamphlets printed concerning the Denbigh-shire education Scheme, which was opposed by the Archbishop and other clergymen.
Letters to T. E. Ellis, correspondents Davies, W. T. - Dyke,
Letter from D. F. Davis, Pontypool. Need for supplying all Post Offices with the Welsh names of towns so letters could be addressed in Welsh.
Letter from W. A. Deeley. Liberal Central Association finance,
Letter from Sir Charles Dilke. Travel arrangements to Reading,
Letter from Sir Charles Dilke. Resolutions re 'eight hour day',
Letter from Emilie F. S. Dilke. Good wishes for his recovery,
Letter from Cyril Dodd, M.P. Recordship of Sheffield. Meetings,
Letter from John Duncan, Cardiff. Offer of a post as assistant sub-editor and the conditions,
Letter from John Duncan, Cardiff. Delighted with addressee's recovery. The sympathy of the Welsh People. Death of Mr. Talbot. Possibility of Frank Edwards being adopted as a Liberal Candidate.