National Library of Wales Archives and Manuscripts

No. 3400.
File
Date: 1897, July 6.

At: Liberal Publications Department. Content: Thomas Edward Ellis' injury.

No. 3401.
File
Date: 1898, April 13.

At: Liberal Publications Department. Content: Arrangements re investments. News of his visit to Durdans. Comments on Lord R[osebery] and his son, Lord Dalmeny.

From: G[eake], Charles],

3399-3401.
Sub-series
1895-1898.

Part of Thomas Edward Ellis Papers

Content: mainly politics (his personal opinions).

From: Gee, Howel,

No. 3402.
File
Date: 1898, Nov. 11.

Part of Thomas Edward Ellis Papers

At: Denbigh. Content: Thanks him for the article in Young Wales in which the writer's father was praised.

From: Gee, Thomas,

No. 3405.
File
Date: 1894, Feb. 16.

Part of Thomas Edward Ellis Papers

At: Denbigh. Content: Testimonial letter for T. G. Jones who is applying for the post of County Court Examiner.

From: Gee, Thomas,

No. 3407.
File
Date: 1894, Aug. 23.

Part of Thomas Edward Ellis Papers

At: Denbigh. Content: Prepared 'to fight it out "to the bitter end" - over the Resolution' over Ruthin School. Refers to Howell's School Scheme.

From: Gee, Thomas,

No. 3408.
File
Date: 1896, Aug. 13.

Part of Thomas Edward Ellis Papers

At: Denbigh. Content: Asks for his views on the enclosed document (missing].

From: Gee, Thomas,

3403-3411.
Sub-series
1890-1898.

Part of Thomas Edward Ellis Papers

Content: mainly the Land Question, schools and Gladstone's biography.

From: Gee, Thomas,

No. 3410.
File
Date: 1898, May 1.

Part of Thomas Edward Ellis Papers

At: Denbigh. Content: Encloses an article for him to comment on. The Land Question. (Welsh).

From: Gee, Thomas,

No. 3403.
File
Date: 1890 hug 29.

Part of Thomas Edward Ellis Papers

At: Denbigh. Content: Asks whether the Dean of St. Asaph has been to see him over the Tithe Bill.

From: Gee, Thomas,

No. 3404.
File
Date: 1892, March 2.

Part of Thomas Edward Ellis Papers

At: Denbigh. Content: His views on the Land Bill. Suggests improvements.

From: Gee, Thomas,

No. 3406.
File
Date: 1394, March 10.

Part of Thomas Edward Ellis Papers

At: Denbigh. Content: Congratulations on his elevation. Suggests name of a private secretary.

From: Gee, Thomas,

No. 3409.
File
Date: 1897, May 25.

Part of Thomas Edward Ellis Papers

At: Denbigh. Content: The photograph of the party at the Castle House. His proposals re the setting up of Protestant Free Schools in every neighbourhood.

From: Gee, Thomas,

No. 3411.
File
Date: 1898, Sept 14.

Part of Thomas Edward Ellis Papers

At: Denbigh. Content: Hopes he is better. Encloses the last part of 'The Life of Gladstone'. Attacks Toryism. Enclosed is a copy of the proofs of 'Hanes Bywyd Gladstone'.

From: [George, David Lloyd] 'Llwyd o Wynedd',

No. 3412.
File
Date: 1897, Aug. 28.

Part of Thomas Edward Ellis Papers

At: London. Content: Comments on a number of possible successors to George Osborne Morgan in the Denbighshire constituency. These include Frank [Edwards] and Llew[elyn Williams]. Opposes the selection of an Englishman. 'These men however well-meaning never can understand us & they are bound to exploit us for their own purposes e.g. Rendel. Don't let's sell Wales to smug English shopkeepers'. Refers to a letter by D.A. Thomas in the South Wales Daily News regarding the Welsh members. Suggests the need for a reply. (Welsh and English).

From: [George, David Lloyd] 'Sior',

No. 3413.
File
Date: 1899, March 30.

Part of Thomas Edward Ellis Papers

At: London. Content: Enclosure from W. J. Parry who is losing on the sale of dynamite and powder to the Penrhyn and Dinorwic [slate quarries] because he is a Liberal. Thomas Edward Ellis' health. (Welsh).

From: [George, David Lloyd],