1 canlyniad gyda gwrthrychau digidol Dangos canlyniadau gyda gwrthrychau digidol
P. A. Lewis, Secretary of the Departmental Committee on Welsh, from the Board of Education, Welsh Department, Whitehall, London, to His Hon[our] John Bryn Roberts, JP, DL, at Bryn Adda, Bangor. Inviting John Bryn Roberts to prepare for the Committee's information a memo on the Welsh language in public and judicial administration in Wales. Typescript.
[Reverend] E[dward] O[wen] Davies from Bodnant, Bangor, to [John Bryn Roberts],
Question of the Confession of Faith in relation to the Civil Law.
[Reverend] E[dward] O[wen] Davies from Bodnant, Bangor, to [John Bryn Roberts],
Further to No. 645: still anxious to clarify where the Church stands under its present Constitutional Deed, when a minister is accused of preaching contrary to the Confession of Faith.
[John Bryn Roberts] from Bryn Adda, [Bangor], to [Reverend E. O. Davies],
Reply to No. 646. Draft.
[The Reverend] E. O. Davies from Bodnant, Bangor, to The Judge J[ohn] Bryn Roberts,
Sending documents for John Bryn Roberts's considered opinion - to do with the amendment of the CM Constitutional Deed.
Offering tickets for the Ball.
Violet Hayes from Tan-y-graig, Pentraeth, Anglesea, to [John Bryn Roberts],
Requests ticket or money back.
Christmas Card from Rees Williams,
Thomas Robinson [at Southport, Lancashire],
Demanding damages for the seduction of a young girl.
J. Owen Hughes at Cefn-y-maes, Nevin, Pwllheli,
Declining to patronise a Cricket Club.
Rev[eren]d J. Jones, [Plastirion, Pwllheli],
Hopes J.J. can tour Lleyn on Wednesday.
Candidate's expenses: do's and dont's. Acland.
R. Rowlands at the N[orth] & S[outh] Wales Bank, Pwllheli,
Seeking his support at the election.
O. Hughes at the Dorothea Slate Quarries, Penygroes, Carnarvon,
Election campaign: John Bryn Roberts intends to hold occasional public meetings: Abersoch, Talysarn. J. T. Jones's good speech on the Lleyn tour.
J[ames] G. Tuxford, [Ffestiniog Slate Quarry Company], at Portmadoc,
John Bryn Roberts confident that he has eliminated the menace of Pughe-Jones.
D. Lloyd George, Sol[icito]r, at Criccieth,
Need to counteract Tory propaganda: urging George to lecture at Llanaelhaiarn on the land question. [See 44].
Rev[eren]d D. E. Davies, Salem Terrace, Pwllheli,
Election campaign: arranging a meeting at a fair [named]; very pleased with the election song [see No. 953].
Urgently seeking his legal opinion on the laws relating to election expenses.
W. O. Jones, 1 Madoc St[reet] Portmadoc,
Corrupt Practices Act prevents him subscribing to societies with which he had no previous connection.
T[homas] B[ayley] Potter, MP, at the Cobden Club, London,
Legality of Cobden Club leaflets under Corrupt Practices Act.