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Thomas Edward Ellis Papers
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From: [Hudson], Robert [A.],

At: Chelsea. Content: The problems of Ellis Jones Griffith. The conditions imposed by Miss [Mary Martin] Leake. ('Strictly confidential').

From: Hughes, Llewelyn R,

At: The Vicarage, Porthmadog. Content: The establishment of a Secondary School at Porthmadog and the proposal to allow pupils from Merioneth to attend. Critical of Issard Davies, the mayor of Caernarfon.

From: Hughes, Pryse H,

At: Towyn and Pennal School Board. Content: Resolution disapproving of the appointment of Mr Legard, a monoglot Englishman, as H.M. Chief Inspector of Schools for Wales.

From: Hughes, R. E,

At: Eastbourne. Content: Asks for his assistance over his application for the post of H.M. Inspectorship of Elementary Schools.

From: Hughes, R. R. 'Treborfab',

At: Blaenau, Ffestiniog. Content: Asks for a copy of Thomas Edward Ellis' letter thanking the electors of Merioneth, so that he might send it to the Manchester Guardian. Welsh.

From: Hughes, Roger,

At: Bala. Content: Alcoholism and children. Asks for information on the prospects as to Temperance Legislation. Presses the need for a Commissioner to inquire into the Charities of Merionethshire prior to the implementation of the Intermediate Education Scheme.

From: Hughes, Roger,

At: Bala. Content: Congratulations on his promotion. Problems over the New Governing Body of the Grammar School and news of the County Governing Body.

From: Hughes, Roger,

At: Bala. Content: Encloses letter of congratulations (missing) for his recent successes. Critical of Lloyd George: 'He must acquire what Doctors call the tactus eruditus. The Welsh Party must not be divided into factions. You ought to have given him some "soothing syrup"!' ('Private').

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