Dangos 1500 canlyniad

The Land Question: high rents, poor soil, unequal level of land rates, makeshift housing - 'tai un dydd inos' - in John Bryn Roberts's constituency. Welsh.

British Weekly: to have a series on coming reforms: requests an article on John Bryn Roberts's Welsh Land Bill.

His volume of poetry ['Caniadau', Bala, 1886] is ready for the press, and he invites John Bryn Roberts to contribute to the cost of publication.

North Wales Calvinistic Methodist Association: resolution passed at Holywell [in November on the question of making more freehold land available for building chapels]: no reply as yet from the three Methodist MPs in North Wales: Thomas Lewis, Tom Ellis, and John Bryn Roberts himself.

Reply to No. 271. McDermid's statement untrue. Recalls talking with Lloyd George about Evan Jones's attitude. Respects his right to his opinions: Disestablishment and the best means of achieving it. Has nothing but praise for Jones's services to the Liberal cause. Draft.

Regarding a Mrs Owen of Conway, who is in a scrape.

John Bryn Roberts's attitude to personal criticism of himself in the press. The Lord Mayor's Committee and Ellis's testimonial: reason why John Bryn Roberts did not contribute towards it. Outline of the cost to John Bryn Roberts of becoming an MP.

Recall of Parliament. Cyclostyled.

Thanking for an interesting letter and remarking on John Bryn Roberts's 'political insight'.

The recipient's Llandrindod speech: statements on John Bryn Roberts's part in presenting the Caernarvonshire Boroughs seat to the Tories: John Bryn Roberts demands an explanation.

Evan Jones's Llandrindod speech: in particular the accusation that John Bryn Roberts helped to oust Jones Parry from the Boroughs. No question of Eifion's rejecting John Bryn Roberts.

Supports John Bryn Roberts's stand on Disestablishment. Sees no danger to John Bryn Roberts's seat in Parliament. Welsh.

Replying to No. 298: John Bryn Roberts's support for Jones-Parry nothing more than outward semblance.

Challenging Jones to produce letters written by John Bryn Roberts containing evidence of his complicity in the defeat of Jones-Parry in 1886. Draft.

Congratulating John Bryn Roberts for turning the tables on Evan Jones.

Busy preparing evidence to put before the Welsh Land Commission. 'Trydydd Jubilee'. Evan Jones and the Genedl v. John Bryn Roberts. Welsh.

Abererch Post Office: thanks for John Bryn Roberts's influence. The Liberal Party split: the 'revolters'; Lloyd George and Herbert Lewis; Morley and Rosebury. The Disestablishment Bill: thanks for the copy sent by John Bryn Roberts. Welsh.

Quarry Inspectors: recent appointment of two men from Blaenau Ffestiniog to inspect the open quarries of Arfon: thanks John Bryn Roberts for raising the issue in Parliament. Cutting attached: the writer's letter on the subject as published in the Herald [Gymraeg]. Welsh.

Lloyd George: John Bryn Roberts cannot speak in his support at the election without assurance that he gives up his Parnellite tactics. Draft.

Lloyd George v. John Bryn Roberts: Goleuad article likening the former to the Greek 'Cleon' [25 Sept.] stirs up trouble. Low standard of Welsh journalism. T. E. Ellis's flabbergastation. Growing impression amongst the common people that John Bryn Roberts is conservative. Need to check Lloyd George for the sake of unity.