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Nos 1-41. Manuscript notes by the Secretary of Cabinet meetings and Conference of Ministers. The notes are by Thomas Jones, except for a small number by Sir Maurice Hankey and by Ministers. Undated documents which could not be placed have been retained in their file position. The names of individuals are not indexed, but a complete list of contents is appended: No. 1. Doodle by Austin Chamberlain, 6 May 1919; Nos 2-3. Notes in Cabinet, 1920; Nos 4-5. Cabinet / Conference, [?2 Sept. 1920]; No. 6. Note in Cabinet, 18 Feb. 1921; No. 7. Cabinet 15 (21), 24 March 1921, 11.30 a.m.; No. 8. Cabinet 15 (21), 24 March 1921, 4.15 a.m. [?recte p.m].; No. 9. Decision in Cabinet, 24 March 1921, 16 (21); No. 10. Notes on Cabinet 16 (21); No. 11. Cabinet / Conference, n.d.; No. 12. Cabinet 17 (21), 4 April 1921; No. 13. Conference, 8 April 1921; No. 14. Conference, 8 April 1921, 3.30 p.m.; No. 15. Conference, 9 April 1921, 11.45 a.m.; No. 16. Conference, 9 April 1921, 3.45 p.m.; No. 17. Cabinet 22 (21), 15 April 1921, 12 o'clock plus; No. 18. Cabinet 23 (21); No. 19. Cabinet 27 (21), 21 April 1921; No. 20. Conference, '30/4/30' [?recte 30 April 1921]; No. 21. Note in Cabinet, 1 May 1921; No. 22. Cabinet / Conference, 1 May 1921; No. 23. Cabinet, 5 May 1921; No. 24. Cabinet / Conference, n.d.; No. 25. Cabinet / Conference, 10 May 1921; No. 26. Cabinet 38 (21), 11 May 1921; No. 27. Cabinet / Conference, 24 May 1921; No. 28. Cabinet '41 (20)' [?recte 41 (21)]; No. 29. Cabinet 42 (21), 25 May 1921; No. 30. Cabinet 45 (21), 31 May 1921; No. 31. Cabinet 46 (21), 1 June 1921; No. 32. Cabinet 49 (21), 14 June 1921; No. 33. Cabinet / Conference, n.d.; No. 34. Summary of contents in above, n.d.; No. 35. Conference, n.d. (nos 33-35 relate to de Valera's 'reply'); No. 36. Notes in Cabinet, 30 July-5 Aug. 1921; No. 37. Cabinet / Conference, 12/13 Aug. 1921; No. 38. Note on the King's speech, 15 Aug. 1921; No. 39. Cabinet 69 (21), 17 Aug. 1921; No. 40. Cabinet 70 (21), 18 Aug. 1921; No. 41. Note on Cabinet decision, Inverness, 7 Sept. 1921.

Nos 1-78. Correspondence, memoranda and papers relating to industrial relations,. The papers refer in the main to the struggles in the Coal Industry. They include not only government memoranda, but notes, jottings, etc., from Cabinet meetings and Conferences. NB. Much supplementary material may be found, above all, in class Z, under 1919. The more substantial items are: No. 14. Coal Mines (Minimum Wage) Act 1912; No. 17. Industrial Peace Bill, 1914; No. 19. Scheme for the amalgamation of colliery interests, July 1916; No. 20. Resolutions of the Annual Conference of the Labour Party, Jan. 1917; Nos 32-38. Commission of Enquiry into Industrial Unrest: Reports on Divisions 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 8, June-July 1917; No. 39. Memo on Coal Mines Control Agreement, 26 July 1917; No. 45. Memo by J. H. Jones on extension of Coal Controller's Award to Allied Trades, 6 April 1918; Nos 46-49. Papers, tables, graphs, etc., from Monmouthshire & South Wales Coal Owners' Association, relating to the miners' wage claim, June 1918; No. 52. Notes of conversation with Frank Hodges 21 Feb. 1919; No. 53. Notes by J. H. Thomas of speech at Industrial Conference, Feb. 1919; No. 54. Coal Industry Commission Act, 26 Feb. 1919; No. 55. Report (No. 3189) on opinion in Merthyr Tydfil and the Rhondda (J. R. Murray), 4 March 1919; Nos 57-59. Sankey Commission: Interim Reports, 20 March 1919; No. 57. Majority (Miners, Tawney, Webb); No. 58. Minority (Owners); No. 59. Chairman; No. 60. Memo on miners' and transport workers' demands and on Sankey Commissions, [March 1919]; No. 61. Press Bureau Report (C 11364) on Conference between Govt. and Triple Alliance - Railwaymen, 22 March 1919; No. 62. Sankey Commission: Reports, 20 June 1919; No. 63. Memo on preparations (including military preparations) to meet a national coal and transport strike, 20 July 1919; No. 65. Memo on increase in the price of coal, 14 Aug. 1919; Nos 67-76. Papers relating to a Deputation from the T.U.C. and the M.F.G.B. to the PM, on the Nationalism of the Mines, Sept.-Oct. 1919; Nos 68-69. T.U.C. Resolutions, 1886-1919; No. 70. Memo by H. C. on Socialization of Mines, 1 April 1919; No. 71. Notes against nationalisation; Nos 72-76. Notes and jottings by Lloyd George; No. 77. Note in Cabinet by Lloyd George on threat of railway strike, Oct. [1919?]; and No. 78. Note by Charlton on railwaymen's executive, Oct. 1919. Index: Abraham, William (Mabon), No. 4; Barnes, George N., Nos 29, 31; Brace, William, M.F.G.B., Nos 67-76; Bunning, Stuart, T.U.C., Nos 67-76; Cramp, C. T., N.U.R., No. 61; Elliott, Sir George, No. 19; Gibbins, F. W., Neath, Nos 40-4; Haldane, Lord, No. 19; Hodges, Frank, M.F.G.B., Nos 52, 64, 67-76; Horne, Sir Robert, Ministry of Labour, No. 61; Jones, J. H., No. 45; Law, Bonar, No. 61; Livesey, Sir George, No. 19; Lloyd George, David, Nos 70-77; Mann, John, No. 51; Murray, J. R., No. 55; Phillips, William, No. 18; Redmayne, R. A. S., No. 19; Smillie, Robert, M.F.G.B., Nos 61, 67-76; Stanley, Sir Albert, Board of Trade, No. 61; Thomas, D. A., No. 1; Thomas, J. H., N.U.R., Nos 53, 61, 78; Williams, Robert, Transport Workers Association, No. 61.

Nos 1-56. Correspondence, memoranda and papers relating to industrial relations. The papers refer, in the main, to the troubles in the coal industry. The more substantial items are: No. 1. Report by the Advisory Committee on economies in coal costs, 18 Dec. 1922 (pub. 1923); Nos 2-3. Memos on the state of the coal trade, [late 1922-early 1923]; No. 4. Memo on position of the Coal Industry, 26 Feb. 1923 (for deputation to PM, 27 Feb. 1923); No. 5. Report No. 13 on coal prices by H.W.C., 26 Feb. 1923; No. 6. Minutes of meeting Mining Association and M.F.G.B., 26 April 1923; No. 7. Coal Mines (Minimum Wage) Amendment Bill (W. Adamson), 9 May 1923; Nos 9-31. Papers relating to Adamson's Minimum Wage Bill; Nos 9-10. Memo and comment on mining wages scheme, n.d. (one labelled 1919 but in 1923 file); No. 11. Memo by Min. of Lab. on regulation of wages by cost of living index, 12 June 1923; No. 14. Memo on Coal by P. J. Hannon of British Commonwealth Union, 19 June 1923; No. 16. Memo on recoupment of deficiencies, 20 June 1923; Nos 17-18. Notes on wages and profits South Wales, [n.d.]; No. 19. Note on output Eastern Federated Area, [n.d.]; No. 20. Note on deficiencies on standard profits, [n.d.]; No. 21. Memo to PM on minimum wage debate, 21 June 1923; No. 22. Memo on Adamson's Bill, [n.d.]; No. 25. Memo on subsistence wage in S. Wales, 21 June 1923; No. 26. Memo on Adamson's Bill, [n.d.]; No. 27. Debate on Adamson's Bill: request for information by Board of Trade (four following papers); No. 28. Comparison of wages in coal and other industries, [n.d.] (June 1923); No. 29. Unemployment, all industries, at 21 May 1923; No. 30. Royalties and output, [n.d.]; No. 31. Profits and wages per ton of coal raised, Oct. 1921-Feb. 1923; Nos 32-34. Leaflets on the Coal Trade late 1923; No. 35. Memo by the Ministry of Labour on Instructions to the British Government Delegates to International Labour Conference at Geneva (C.P. 332 (24)), 2 June 1924; No. 36. Letter to PM on trade union political levy, 22 Feb. 1925; No. 40. Coal output and profits, Jan. 1924-March 1925; No. 41. Statement of S. Wales Coalowners' terms, 22 July 1925 (A. J. Cook's copy); No. 46. Report of Court of Inquiry into Coal Dispute, 28 July 1925; Nos 47-48. Memos on coal dispute, [n.d.] (July 1925); No. 49. Draft report of PM's discussion on coal dispute, 30 July 1925; Nos 50-51. Draft agreement between Mining Assoc. and Govt., 1 Aug. 1925; No. 52. Explanatory Memo on Terms of Settlement, 4 Aug. 1925; No. 53. Memo on emergency organisation to combat strikes, 7 Aug. 1925; No. 54. Royal Commission on the Coal Industry: Minutes of Evidence: 27 Oct. 1925; No. 55. Royal Commission on the Coal Industry: Minutes of Evidence: 28 Oct. 1925; and No. 56. Memo on coal crisis by Sir W. McKenzie, 29 Dec. 1925. Index: Albett, Noah, M.F.G.B., No. 6; Adamson, W., M.F.G.B., Nos 6-7, 9-31; Baldwin, Stanley, Nos 12-13, 15, 21, 36, 49; Barlow, C. A. Montague, Min. of Lab., No. 15; Evans, Arthur E., Nos 44-45; Gibson, Finlay A., Nos 50-51; Hannon, P. J., Nos 13-14; Hartshorn, Vernon, M.F.G.B., No. 6; Hodges, Frank, M.F.G.B., Nos 6, 8, 26; McKenzie, Sir W., No. 56; Murrell, Frank, Nos 42-43; Steel-Maitland, A., No. 56; Varley, F. B., M.F.G.B., No. 6; Walsh, Stephen, M.F.G.B., Nos 6, 16, 26; Williams, Evan, Mining Association, Nos 6, 12, 25.

Nos 1-76. Correspondence, memoranda and papers relating to unemployment and govt. action. The more substantial items are: Nos 6-16. Cuttings on Hunger Marchers, Nov.-Dec. 1922; Nos 17-26. Govt. memos on unemployment and remedial action, 15 Jan. 1923; Nos 31-32. Memos on unemployment 1925; No. 33. Unemployment grants (Viscount St David's) Committee, Fourth Report, 24 June 1924-24 June 1925; Nos 35-36. Summaries of Unemployment Insurance Acts, 1911-1927; Nos 46-47. Deputation of S.Wales MPs to PM, 25 April 1928; No. 51. Hansard. Commons debate on unemployment, 24 July 1928; No. 52. Report on survey of unemployment in S. Wales, Jan. 1929; No. 54. Report on Prince of Wales's tour, 3 Feb 1929; No. 56. Memo on S. Wales, Feb. 1929; No. 59. Memo by Ronald Davison on relief work 1920-1928, July 1929; No. 60. Memo on unemployment by Sir Allan Smith, 11 Nov. 1929; No. 61. Memo by Treasury on Coalfields Distress Fund (C.P. 326 (29)), 20 Nov. 1929; Nos 64-71. Papers, mainly on shipbuilding, relating to the PM's luncheon on unemployment, 10 Jan. 1930; No. 72. Memo on economic situation by Sir Allan Smith, 13 Jan. 1930; and Nos 75-76. Memo by Ronald Davison on juveniles and unemployment, Feb. 1933. Index: Alexander, A. V., Nos 65-66; Baldwin, Stanley, Nos 46-47, 57-58; Barlow, C. A. Montague, Min. of Lab., No. 27; Brooke, J. B., Treasury, Nos 18, 25; Carnegie, Colonel, Nos 65-66, 70; Clay, Henry, Nos 44-45; Curtis-Bennett, Noel, No. 54; Davison, Ronald C., Nos 59, 74-76; Duff, C. P., Nos 46-47, 57-58; Duncan, Sir Andrew, No. 66; Fisher, Warren, No. 55; Gibb, A. P. Hughes, No. 52; Grundy, S. P., Nat. Coun. Soc. Serv., Nos 1, 5; Hamilton, Sir Horace, No. 73; Hannington, Wal, Nos 6-15; Haye, P., Nos 6-15; Hichens, W. L., Nos 62, 65-66; Lansbury, George, No. 14; Law, Bonar, Nos 6-26; Lowry, Sir Arthur, No. 52; Lunce, O., (?) Admiralty, Nos 67-68; Macdonald, J. Ramsay, Nos 63-71, 73; Macnamara, T. J., No. 28; Percy, Lord Eustace, No. 54; Rowntree, B. Seebohm, Nos 29-30; Smith, Sir Allan M., Nos 60, 63, 65-66, 72-73; Stuart, F. D., Nos 29-30; Thomas, J. H., No. 65; Wilson, Sir Horace J., No. 53.

The Industrial Transference Board was established by PM's Minute of 6 Jan. 1928 to act as advisory body on the transference of surplus labour, particularly miners. The papers are arranged into (i) Memoranda and papers of the Industrial Transference Board, 24 Jan.-May 1928 (Nos 1-19); and (ii) Correspondence, memoranda and papers relating to emigration schemes, Feb. 1928-11 March 1929 (Nos 20-46). The more substantial items are: No. 3. Memo on the Transfer of Surplus Labour (I.T.B.1), [n.d.] (Jan. 1928); No. 4. Memo on Overseas Settlement (I.T.B.2), 24 Jan. 1928; No. 5. Memo on Trade Facilities Scheme (I.T.B.3), [n.d.]; No. 6. Information from W. C. Bottomley, Colonial Office, to Standing Sub-Committee (I.T.B.4), 30 Jan. 1928; No. 7. Memo by Min. of Agric. on absorption of urban unemployed into agriculture (I.T.B.5), 7 Feb. 1928; No. 8. Forestry Commission: Forest Workers Holdings Scheme (I.T.B.8), 16 Feb. 1928; No. 9. Inter-Departmental Sub-Committee: Progress Report (I.T.B.6), 20 Feb. 1928; No. 10. Points for Discussion (I.T.B.9) 1 March 1928; No. 11. Min. of Agric. Supplementary Note on State-aided Land drainage schemes (I.T.B. 10), 7 March 1928; Nos 12-14. Letter, Sir Josiah Stamp - Sir Warren Fisher, with two memos on railway staffs (11 April 1928), 20 April 1928, circulated for meeting of I.T.B. on 25 April 1928; No. 15. Draft Aide-Memoire for meeting with Ministers, [n.d.]; Nos 16-17. Two linked memos on U.K. exports and development of trade by Continental groups, [n.d.]; No. 18. Draft report of I.T.B. to PM on work done since January, summary; No. 19. Draft report of I.T.B. to PM on work done since January. Full Report (c.200 pages), [n.d.] (c.May 1928); No. 20. Draft of Peace River (Alberta, Canada) Colonisation Scheme by Sir L. Worthington-Evans, Feb. 1928; No. 22. Booklet of Peace River country by F. H. Kitto, 1928; Nos 23-24. Canadian Report on Immigration. Ottowa, 7 June 1928; No. 25. Report on immigrant prospects in Canada by J. Burgon Bickersteth, 20 June 1928; No. 27. Memo on unemployment and emigration by Robert Greig, Scottish Board of Agric., 18 July 1928 (written 20 Nov. 1925); No. 28. Memo on potential employment in Canada by Kenneth Lindsay, [n.d.]; No. 29. Letter from E. Furlonger, migrant, to Sir Horace Plunkett, [n.d.]; and Nos 30-46. Correspondence on scheme of Philip Gibbs for Prince of Wales to lead New Crusades of Migrants on massive scale to Canada, Feb.-March 1929. Index: Amery, L. S., No. 20; Astor, W. A., Nos 36-8; Baldwin, Stanley, Nos 18-20; Bickersteth, J. Burgon, Canada, Nos 25, 34, 40, 45-46; Bottomley, W. C., Colonial Office, No. 6; Bowman, Charles A., Canada, Nos 31-33, 36-38; Buchan, John, Nos 41-43, 45; Churchill, Winston S., No. 20; Eady, W., No. 2; Fisher, Sir Warren, Nos 12-14, 39, 45; Furlonger, Edward, No. 29; Gibbs, Philip, Nos 30, 34, 43; Greig, Robert, Scottish Board of Agric., Nos 26-27; Kay, W. F., Canada, No. 23; Kitto, F. H., No. 22; Lindsay, Kenneth, No. 28; MacDonald, J. Ramsay, Nos 30, 33, 42, 45; Phillips, T. W., Chairman, I.T.B., Nos 9, 19; Plunkett, Sir Horace, No. 29; Stamp, Sir Josiah, Nos 12-14; Wales, Prince of, Nos 30-46; Watkins, Percy, No. 35; Wilson, Sir Horace J., No. 36; Worthington-Evans, Sir L., Nos 20, 45-46.

Nos 1-72. Correspondence, memoranda and papers relating to the Nuffield College Reconstruction Survey. The Nuffield College Social Reconstruction Survey was established in February 1941, with G. D. H. Cole as Director. Its purpose was to make an objective study of pre-war and wartime trends in British social and economic conditions, to provide a foundation for post-war social policy. It collaborated with the Govt., working unofficially but with official backing for the Reconstruction Dept., being given official status and terms of reference on 1 April 1941 (see no. 33). The papers consist, mainly, of memoranda and surveys, together with full reports of conferences and some correspondence. Direct correspondents and authors alone are indexed. Conferences (verbatim reports) are not indexed for individuals. The more substantial items are: No. 7. Memo, World Heat and Power Requirements and their social implications, Sir Harold Hartley, 26 Sept. 1941; No. 8. Survey, Fourth Progress Report, Sept. 1941 (4 Oct.); No. 9. Conference, Oxford, 4-5 Oct. 1941; No. 10. Memo 15, Training and Recruitment for the Building Industry, G. D. H. Cole, 24 Oct. 1941; Nos 12-15. Social Insurance Questionnaires (Beveridge), Jan. 1942; No. 20. Memo, Wartime Developments in the location of industry, M. P. F. (Fogarty?), 29 Jan. 1942; No. 21. Memo, Long range effects of the War on Continental industries and British trade prospects, K. M. (Mandelbaum?), 17 March 1942; No. 22. Memo 20, British Export Trends, T. B. (Balogh?) and M. P. F., 17 March 1942; No. 23. Note on post-war prospects for the Cotton Industry, E. Raymond Streat, 18 March 1942; Nos 24-28. Conference, Oxford, Exports and Location of Industry, 28-9 March 1942; No. 29. Survey, Seventh Progress Report, March 1942; No. 30. Article, The optimum firm in the boot and shoe industry, H. A. Silverman, April 1942; No. 31. Memo, Local Government Publicity, G. Montagu Harris, 21 May 1942; No. 32. Memo 22, Post-War Demand for labour in the Building and Civil Engineering industries, G. D. H. Cole, 26 May 1942; No. 33. Survey, Report on first fifteen months, 26 May 1942; No. 35, Memo 19, Thoughts for the Education Survey, G. D. H. Cole (written 17 March 1942 for June conference); Nos 36-39, Memos prepared for Education Conference (June 1942); No. 36, The Common School, 19 May 1942; No. 37. From 14 to 18, A. D. Lindsay, 19 May 1942; No. 38, Building labour for educational reforms, 18 June 1942; No. 39, Prospective demand for teachers, 19 June 1942; Nos 40-44. Conference, Oxford, Education, 27-8 June 1942; No. 45. Survey, Eighth Progress Report, June 1942; No. 48. Memo 24, Methods of influencing the location of industry, July 1942; No. 49. Memo 26, Building labour and the demand for teachers (education) P.W.S.A., 16 July 1942, No. 51. Memo 27, Report on Carradale, Argyllshire, Naomi Mitchison, 24 July 1942; No. 52. Memo 28, British Industries in the Transition Stage after 1918, August 1942; No. 53. Memo, Youth Organisation in S. Wales, J. D. Evans, Aug. 1942; Nos 55-59. Conference, Oxford, Location of Industry, 19 Sept. 1942; No. 60. Memo 33, Education for Industry, R. E. Priestley, Sept. 1942; No. 61. Survey, Ninth Progress Report, Sept. 1942; No. 62. International Reconstruction Series 7, Précis of articles on International Agencies (11 authors); No. 63. Memo 35, Joint Production Committees, M. C. Stewart, Nov. 1942; No. 64. Memo 26, Appendix, Provision of Nursery Schools, T. W. Kent, Dec. 1942; No. 66. Memo, Full Employment, Sir William Beveridge, 3 Dec. 1942; Nos 65-71, Conference, Oxford, Employment and Monopoly, 12-13 Dec. 1942; and No. 72. Survey, Tenth Progress Report, Dec. 1942. Index: P.W.S.A., No. 49; T. B. (T. Balogh?), No. 22; Balogh, T., No. 62; Beveridge, Sir William, No. 66; Burchardt, F. A., No. 62; Butler, Harold, Warden, Nuffield College, No. 16; Cole, G. D. H., Nos 1-2, 4, 10-12, 16-19, 24-25, 27-29, 32, 34-35, 40-42, 45-47, 50, 52, 54-56, 61, 65, 67, 72; Evans, M. J., No. 62; Evans, J. D., No. 53; M. P. F. (Fogarty?), Nos 20, 22; Fisher, Prof. A. G. B., Nos 4-5, 62; Forchheimer, K., No. 62; Frankel, H., No. 62; Halpern, D. B., No. 62; Harris, G. Montagu, No. 31; Hartley, Sir Harold, Nos 6-7; Kent, T. W., No. 64; Lindsay, A. D., No. 37; K. M. (Mandelbaum?), No. 21; Mandelbaum, K., No. 62; Mitchison, Mrs Naomi, Nos 50-51; Priestley, R. E., No. 60; Schumacher, F., No. 62; Silverman, H. A., No. 30; Stewart, M. C., No. 63; Streat, E. Raymond, No. 23; Walker, M. M., No. 62.

Nos 1-114. Correspondence, memoranda and papers relating to the Workers' Educational Association in Wales. Some of the material is in Welsh. Arranged into (i) W.E.A. Welsh District, 3 June 1911-1926, together with some notes on a joint meeting of the N. and S. Wales Districts at the end of the War of 1939-1945 (1-37); (ii) W.E.A. South Wales District, Dec. 1925-3 Feb. 1948 (38-82). Mainly official papers. Nos 49-71 relate to the appointment of a District Secretary in 1938 (testimonials not indexed); and (iii) W.E.A. North Wales District, 15 Jan. 1925-24 Jan. 1948 (83-114). Index: Bell, Richard, No. 66; Cope, Sir Alfred, No. 41; Davies, D. J., No. 52; Davies, Jansen, No. 62; Davies, John, Nos 25, 39, 41-42; Davies, Sir William, NLW, Nos 106-107; Evans, D. E., Nos 49-51, 54-55, 59, 61, 71; George, William, No. 24; Green, Ernest, Nos 54-55, 97, 104, 110; Grenfell, Mansell, Nos 47-48, 63; Guy, D. T., Nos 67, 71-74, 77-82; Howells, Lilian, No. 7; James, Howell E., No. 12; James, Silas, No. 68; Jenkins, Dafydd, Nos 56-57, 69; Jones, B. Maelor, Director, Merioneth, Nos 111-112; Jones, Glyn, No. 64; Jones, Sir Henry, No. 24; Jones, J. B., No. 59; Lindsay, A. D., Balliol, No. 42; Lush, Archie, No. 54; Mackenzie, Prof. J. S., Cardiff, Nos 1, 3, 6; 'Miles', No. 60; Rathbone, Miss M. F., No. 20; Roberts, J. W., Nos 56-57; Roberts, Mrs Mary Silyn, Nos 93, 96, 98, 100-103, 105-109; Roberts, R. Silyn, Nos 83, 86-87, 89, 91; Rogers, Thomas, No. 65; Sandbrook, J. A., Western Mail, Nos 29-30; Tawney, R. H., Nos 17, 27; Thomas, B. B., Nos 58, 113; Thomas, D. Lleufer, No. 11; Thomas, John, Aberdare, Nos 2, 4-5, 8; Thomas, Philip, No. 11; Watkins, Stanley H., Nos 10-11, 18-19, 21; Watkins, Percy, No. 54; Williams, W. J., Chief Inspector, Nos 52-53.

Nos 1-75. Correspondence, memoranda and papers relating to the Royal Commission for the Exhibition of 1851. The collection consists almost entirely of official memos, reports, minutes, etc. Scholarship-holders, accountants, etc., are not indexed. Index: Ashmole, Bernard, British School at Athens, No. 43; Deeley, Geoffrey H., Soc. of Roman Scholars, No. 23; Harding, Sir Edward J., No. 48; Kenyon, Frederic G., British School at Rome, Nos 22, 41-42; Robinson, Sir R., No. 24; Shaw, Sir Evelyn, Nos 1, 8, 47; Sturch, W. D., 1851 Commission, Nos 3, 13, 18, 20-21, 23, 25, 28, 30-32, 35-38, 40, 44, 46, 49, 53, 58, 60, 62-64, 68, 73-75; Taylor, T. W. J., Univ. of West Indies, No. 25.

Nos 1-169. Correspondence, memoranda and papers relating to the Garton Foundation. The Garton Foundation, based on the fortune of Sir Richard Garton, was organised, before World War I, to promote the study of International Policy. In the later stages of the War and in the immediate post-War period, however, it devoted its attention to internal problems. Its Industrial Memorandum was the root inspiration for the Whitley Councils. In 1921, it turned its attention to educational problems and sponsored a survey of the training of teachers. In 1928, Sir Richard Garton established a Trust to administer a Garton Foundation Scholarship in the Social Sciences. In 1941, it was decided to terminate the Trust and to transfer its funds to the National Institute of Economic and Social Resesarch, which was to provide Garton Research Scholarships under its own auspices. The transfer was effected early in 1942. The papers include (i) papers relating to the survey of teacher training carried out by the Foundation (1-48); and (ii) foundation documents of the Scholarship (53-56). The remainder relate to the adminstration of the scholarship scheme and to the winding-up of the Foundation. NB. The Minute Book and Cash Book of the Scholarship Trust, which are hard-cover ledgers, are stored with the Unbound Series, together with Thomas Jones' notebooks etc. Index: Baldwin, Stanley, Nos 101, 110, 130, 140; Balfour, A. J., Earl of Balfour, Nos 53-56; Barger, Harold, U.S.A., No. 161; Brett, Maurice H., Nos 8, 21, 23, 28-30, 33-34, 43, 62-63; Burns, C. Delisle, No. 58; Chapman, R. W., Clarendon Press, Nos 70, 98, 104, 120, 122, 136; Clay, Henry, Nos 134-135, 137, 146; Crowther, Geoffrey, No. 107; Deloitte & Co., Accountants, Nos 72, 74, 79, 80, 124-125, 143-144, 145, 149, 151-152; Esther, Lord, Nos 1, 12, 14, 27, 49-56; Garton, Sir Richard, Nos 53-56; Hall, N. F., N.I.E.S.R., Nos 87-89, 92-94, 96-97, 165-168; Howard, John, Nos 128, 159-160; Jones, Lance G. E., Nos 19-20, 22, 24-26, 35, 39-42, 44-48, 104, 123, 129; Keynes, J. M., No. 158; Kittredge, T. B., Rockefeller Foundation, No. 94; Leontinoff, F. S., N.I.E.S.R., No. 121; Lloyds Bank, Nos 102, 108-117, 148, 150, 154-155; Miers, Sir Henry A., Nos 53-56, 65, 103, 118-119, 130, 133; Moir, K. Macrae, Nos 163-164; Quick, Stanley, Garton Trust, Nos 64, 66-68, 70-71, 75-82, 84-86, 90-91, 100-101, 161-162; Robinson, Miss Florence, Garton Trust, Nos 135-136, 138-141, 144, 146-154, 156; Rowntree, B. Seebohm, No. 7; Shaw, Sir Evelyn, Nos 99-100, 162; Smith, A. L. Balliol, Nos 11, 13; Stamp, Sir Josiah, Nos 59-60, 105-106; Stevenson, Sir Daniel M., Nos 49-51; Stone, Mrs F. S., N.I.E.S.R., Nos 138-139, 141, 146-147, 153, 156, 163-164, 169; Tamplin & Co., solicitors, Nos 53-56, 82, 126-127, 142; Tawney, R. H., Nos 3-6, 9-10, 15-18, 36-38; Webster, Prof. C. K., No. 86.

Nos 1-101. Correspondence, memoranda and papers relating to the United States of America, Anglo-American and American-European relationships. Much of the material relates to the controversies over the Outlawry of War and over Naval Agreements, 1928-1930. Similar material may be found throughout the collection. See, in particular classes A, O, P, Q, S, W and Z. Index: Angell, Norman, No. 73; Astor, Lady Nancy, Nos 45-47; Baldwin, Stanley, Nos 22-23, 59; Batterbee, Sir Harry F., Nos 87-89; Casey, R. G., No. 40; Castle, Mr, No. 59; Cecil, Viscount, of Chelwood, No. 58; Coolidge, Calvin, No. 65; Curtis, Lionel, Nos 92-94; Dickinson, G. Lowes, No. 60; Drage, Geoffrey, No. 83; Elton, Lord, No. 101; Flexner, Abraham, No. 91; Garner, Prof. James W., U.S.A., No. 76; Garvin, J. L., Nos 81, 84; Grey, Lord of Fallodon, No. 51; Hankey, Sir Maurice, Nos 24, 63; Henman, S., Woodstock, Nos 95-96; Hoover, Herbert, Nos 59, 69-72; Iredale, Miss, No. 101; Kellogg, Frank B., U.S.A., No. 10, Kerr, Philip, Nos 13, 38-39, 78; Latimer, Hugh, No. 78; Lippmann, Walter, Nos 45-46; Maund, Commander L. E. H., Nos 42-43, 54, 74-75; McDonald, J. Ramsay, Nos 69-70; Morrison, Charles Clayon, U.S.A., Nos 31, 33, 35; Murray, Gilbert, No. 75; Ratcliffe, S. K., Nos 63-65; Richmond, Admiral Sir Herbert, No. 82; Shotwell, Prof. James T., Nos 5-6, 8-9, 11-12, 14-18, 20-23, 25-26, 28-29, 61, 92-94, 96-98; Snowden, Philip, Nos 69-70; Villars, O. Gavison [?Villard, O. Garrison], No. 47; Wallace, Henry A., No. 100.

Nos 1-58. Correspondence, memoranda and papers relating to the League of Nations and the League of Nations Union. The papers include memoranda on the launching of the League and material on the League of Nations Union. The more substantial items are: No. 34. Conference on International Co-operation in Statistics, Aug. 1919; No. 53. Account of Third Assembly of League of Nations, 1922, by H. Wilson Harris. Index: Alexander, Prof. W. Menzies, No. 16; Barnes, G. N., Nos 18, 29; Clifford, Rev. Dr John, No. 17; Davies, Davies, Nos 3, 5-6, 13, 15, 32; Davies, Rev. Gwilym, Nos 51, 54-58; Fisher, H. F. T., No. 33; Garnett, J. C. Maxwell, No. 49; Grey, Viscount, of Fallodon, No. 10; Hankey, Sir Maurice P. A., No. 19; Harris, H. Wilson, No. 53; Hawkin, R. C., No. 12; Hodgson, G. M., No. 29; Lloyd George, David, Nos 32-33, 52; McCurdy, G. A., No. 14; Mourize, Roger, Nos 5-6; Phelan, E. J., Nos 22-23, 25; Rees, J. H., Nos 39, 42; Smuts, J. Christian, No. 1; Turner, D. Borden, No. 43; Unwin, Raymond, No. 26; Williams, W. L., No. 27; Zimmern, A. E., Nos 20-21, 25.

A collection of memoranda and correspondence relating to the Empire and Commonwealth. The collection consists of a number of groups of papers dealing with specific topics, without much inner coherence. Material on imperial trade, some notes on India and papers relating to particular events in the history of Palestine form the core. Most valuable are a series of memoranda on specific topics, notably East Africa, a complete list of which is provided in each volume. Arranged into: Memoranda and correspondence on Imperial Trade, 1925-1930, India, 1925-1943, and Palestine, 1926-1949 (F 1); and Memoranda and correspondence on East Africa, 1918-1930 (F 2).

An extremely valuable collection relating to Ireland. The core of the collection is a series of government papers, including secret memoranda, notes of discussions in Cabinet, records of conferences of ministers and representatives, and analogous material, particularly for the period 1920-1922 and 1925. To these have been added, in two cases, letters written at a later date which throw some light on the Troubles of the 1920s. The collection includes some later press cuttings and correspondence which carry it to 1951. Arranged into: Ireland, 1918-20 (G 1); Ireland, 1921 (G 2); Ireland, 1922 (G 3); Ireland, 1923-4 (G 4); Ireland, 1925-51 (G 5). NB. Further material on Ireland, including manuscript and verbatim records of Cabinet discussions of the period may be found, especially, in classes C (Government and Society) and Z (Diaries). Note on Cabinet material: There are many typescript and manuscript records of Cabinet meetings, jottings made during conferences, etc. (1) Where such material takes the form of memoranda, etc., on specific topics, written by named authors, the names of such authors have been indexed; (2) In all other cases with such material, no index of names has been provided; (3) But in all cases, a complete list of such documents is given in all the contents summary of each volume.

Collections of correspondence, papers, cuttings and memoranda relating to Wales. Some Welsh material is so bulky that it forms separate classes, e.g. classes J, K, L relating to the University, National Library, National Museum, Coleg Harlech and the Gregynog Press. The core class H consists of papers relating to the Welsh institutions and organisations to which Thomas Jones was committed. Earliest in time are the papers relating to his service with the Welsh National Memorial Association campaign against TB in Wales and with the Welsh Insurance Commission, 1911-1916. The Welsh Outlook journal and press which he helped to found, dates from the same period. The bulk of the papers relate to social service work, particularly in south Wales, the formation of educational settlements, and the preservation of rural amenities. There is a small collection of material on Welsh education and good deal of rather diffuse documentation on Welsh social and cultural organisations. Some snippets relating to the problems of Wales as a national community have been bound into a single volume. Arranged into: Welsh National Memorial Association (TB), 30 Sept. 1910-10 Dec. 1945 (H 1); Welsh National Insurance Commission, 4 Dec. 1911-21 Dec. 1917 (H 2); Welsh National Insurance Commission and Welsh Board of Health, 1 Jan. 1918-12 June 1952 (H 3); Welsh Outlook, 13 Dec. 1913-3 Sept. 1919 (H 4); Welsh Outlook, 27 Aug. 1923-31 Dec. 1936 (H 5); Carnegie Endowment History of Wales during the War, 8 Feb. 1920-27 June 1929 (H 6); Social Service, South Wales, 9 March 1920-5 Feb. 1934 (H 7); Social Service, South Wales, 16 Feb. 1934-22 July 1953 (H 8); South Wales Settlements, 18 Jan. 1927-July 1952 (H 9); Merthyr Tydfil Settlement, 2 May 1929-29 Nov. 1934 (H 10); Merthyr Tydfil Settlement, 25 Jan. 1935- 2 Dec. 1938 (H 11); Merthyr Tydfil Settlement, 16 March 1939-26 Oct. 1948 (H 12); Welsh Education, General, 16 March 1915-March 1945 (H 13); Educational Facilities, South Wales Coalfield. June 1924-26 July 1933 (H 14); Rural Wales, 3 Aug. 1927-9 April 1949 (H 15); Butlin Camp, Penychain, Llyn, 1 Oct. 1943-2 Sept. 1946 (H 16); Honourable Society of Cymmrodorion, 30 Nov. 1934-17 March 1947 (H 17); Welsh Institution and Societies, 28 Feb. 1914-28 April 1947 (H 18); Royal Commission on Ancient Monuments, Wales, 10 Aug. 1908-19 Jan. 1948 (H 19); Welsh Cultural Organisations. 25 March 1913-5 March 1953 (H 20); Welsh National Problems. 1918-20 July 1953 (H 21). NB. Later material relating to Wales may be found scattered throughout the collection. See, in particular, class J (University, Library and Museum), K (Coleg Harlech), L (Gregynog Press), R (Gregynog collection), U (Sir Henry Jones collection), V (Sir Percy Watkins collection), and W (General Correspondence). Thomas Jones personal and family papers in classes X, Y and Z also hold much material on Welsh affairs. Note: The South Wales, North Wales and Welsh sections of the W.E.A. papers are bound with the general W.E.A. papers in D 3.

Nos 1-80. Correspondence, memoranda and papers relating to the Welsh National Memorial Association for the prevention, treatment and abolition of tuberculosis. Reports on housing, statistical surveys and material of a similar nature form the core of the collection. No. 80 is an account of the Memorial and the early days of the Welsh National Insurance Commission written by Thomas Jones in 1945. Index: Addison, Dr Christopher, No. 18; Alban, F. J., National Memorial, Nos 62-65, 72-73, 79; Buckley, William, Flintshire, Nos 62-63; Chamberlain, Neville, Min. of Health, No. 62; Churchill, Winston S., Chancellor, No. 55; Cummins, Col. S. Lyle, Nos 62-63; Davies, Miss A. M., Treborth, Nos 76-77; Davies, David, Llandinam, Nos 1, 3, 21, 37-50, 53-57, 60; Davies, Miss Gwendoline E., No. 78; Davies, Rev. Gwilym, Aberystwyth, Nos 75-76; Dolling, George, Glamorgan, Nos 62-63; Evans, D. W., National Memorial, Nos 25, 27, 29-31, 35-51; Evans, G. Fred, Cardiff, Nos 62-63; Evans. J. Alun, National Memorial, Nos 62-63; Evans, W. J. Burdon, Nos 49-50, 61; Forestier-Walker, Sir Leolin, MP, Nos 62-63; Gibbins, F. W., National Memorial, Nos 32-34, 37, 44, 63; Hancock, W. St. J., Nos 5, 15; Hurst, A. W., Treasury, Nos 58-59; James, David, Treherbert, No. 4; Jones, Mrs Eirene T., No. 66; Jones, J. Howard, Newport, Mon., Nos 19-20; Jones, T. Morris, Llanddulas, No. 10; Kelynack, Dr T. N., No. 18; Latham, Dr Arthur, No. 18; Lyster, Dr R. A., No. 18; Morris, Miss Ann Gwladys, Rhyl, Nos 66, 68-71; Morris, T. H., Glamorgan, No. 16; Osler, Sir William, No. 18; Paterson, Dr Marcus, No. 18; Powell, Dr D. A., National Memorial, Nos 62-65; Roach, D. Dundas, Pembroke, Nos 62-63; Thomas, Dr W. E., Glamorgan, Nos 62-63; Watkins, Percy, Board of Health, Nos 35-36, 40-41, 46; Williams, L. R, auditor, No. 23.

Nos 1-110. Correspondence, memoranda and papers relating to the Welsh National Insurance Commission and the Welsh Board of Health. The collection, which consists largely of Commission minutes, covers the change-over to the Board of Health on 30 June 1919. Nos 84-90 are lists of suggested candidates for the Welsh Consultative Council. Index: Addison, Dr Christopher, Nos 71, 74, 78, 93; Aiyar, Dr R. D., No. 108; Alban, F. J., Nos 11, 110; Armer, I. F., Nos 103, 106; Astor, Waldorf, No. 79; Bradbury, J. S., Treasury, No. 40; Cornwall, Sir Edwin, No. 1; Crawshay, Capt. Geoffrey, No. 106; Evans, James, Nos 66, 68, 76; Hackforth, E., Nos 1, 55; Hughes, Sir Thomas, Nos 1, 66, 68, 71, 76-77, 79-81, 98; Jones, D. Hugh, No. 69; Lane, Capt., No. 39; Maude, Sir E. J., Nos 106-107; Morant, Robert L., Nos 4, 40-41, 96; Morgan, J. C., No. 76; Richards, H. Meredith, Nos 72, 96; Roberts, D. J., No. 104; Rowland, John, No. 76; Tattersall, N., No. 109; Watkins, Percy, Nos 51-52, 61-62, 74, 83; Williams, D. Llewelyn, No. 69; Woodgate, A., Min. of Health, No. 91.

Nos 1-115. Correspondence, memoranda and papers relating to the Merthyr Tydfil Educational Settlement. The papers include analytical and descriptive reports on social conditions. Index: Astor, Waldorf, No. 17; Bellows, J. E., Quaker Relief, Nos 42, 54; Cooper, L. H., Nos 84-85; Davies, Miss Gwendoline E., Gregynog, Nos 4, 113; Davies, S. O., MP, No. 87; Elias, Rhys, Director of Educ., Merthyr, No. 59; Ellis, Lionel, No. 15; Evans, D. Owen, Nos 20, 24-26, 44, 45, 59, 61, 72, 92; Fleming, Horace, Educ. Settlements Assoc., No. 30; Gardner, Margaret, Nos 2, 33, 36; General Register Office, No. 82; Gillett, Henry T., No. 5; Glynn-Jones, J., Treorchy, No. 67; Hazelton, William Quaker, Relief, Nos 66, 68; Hilton, John, No. 6; James, D. Gwilym, Nos 9-10, 21-22, 39, 46, 52-53, 62, 69, 76, 91, 94-95; James, Howell E., Min. of Health, No. 16; Jones, J. I., No. 89; Lindsay, A. D., Master of Balliol, Nos 1, 3, 7-8; Llewellyn, J. O., No. 106; Mannering, H. Dorothy, No. 61; Meyer, Anita, Nos 40-41, 50; Mitchell, J. M., Carnegie Trust, Nos 44-45, 72; Morrell, Enoch, No. 87; Rees, Mrs Dorothy (Mrs J. P. Rees), Nos 28, 31; Rees, J. F., Principal, U.C. Cardiff, Nos 14, 18-19, 21, 23, 29, 87, 90; Tomlinson, E. M., Committee on Women's Training, Nos 47, 79; Vaughan, E., Nos 37, 39, 43, 65-66, 68, 76-80, 84, 97; Watcyn-Williams, Morgan, Nos 27, 34-35, 113; Watkins, Percy, Nos 51, 113.

Nos 1-206. Correspondence, memoranda and papers relating to rural Wales and the preservation of rural amenities. Arranged into: (i) the Council for the Preservation of Rural Wales, minutes, memos and correspondence, 3 Aug. 1927-9 April 1949 (1-96); (ii) National Park and National Trust for Wales, correspondence and memoranda, 7 June 1937-14 July 1948 (97-127); (iii) the Friends of Ardudwy, correspondence on defence of amenities, 10 March 1943-25 Sept. 1945 (128-188); (iv) the Friends of Ffestiniog, correspondence on defence of amenities, 17 March 1943-Sept. 1944 (189-200); and (v) miscellaneous local amenities, 16 May 1939-12 July 1948 (201-206). Index: Armitage, F. W., National Trust, Nos 125-126; Astor, David, Nos 128, 150; Barrington-Ward, R. M., Times, No. 186; Boston, Lord, Nos 16, 22, 24, 31, 66; Chapman, S. J., Board of Trade, No. 1; Chubb, Lawrence, No. 60; Crawshay, Geoffrey, Nos 97-101; Davies, W. Ll., NLW, No. 102; Edwards, G. A., Nos 114-115; Evans, Humphrey ap, Nos 92-94; Evans, Ifor L., Principal, UCW, No. 116; Evans, Sir T. J. Carey, Nos 189-196; Forsyth, E. U., No. 14; George, William (brother to David Lloyd George), Nos 2-3; Gillie. Blaise, Town Planning, Nos 201-202; Glynn-Jones, J., Min. of Health, Nos 156, 159; Griffin, H. G., Council for Preserv. Rural Wales, Nos 17, 34-35, 56-58, 61, 80-81, 136, 180, 183, 187; Griffith, Jane, Harlech, No. 132; Grigg, Lady G., War Office, Nos 142, 149, 158, 164; Harlech, Lord, Nos 176-178, 181; Harlech, Lady, Nos 148, 150, 157, 160; Hemp, W. J., Nos 75, 168-169; Hughes, Mrs H. I., Nos 102-106; Hughes, T. W. L., Land Agent, Nos 173-174; Jones, C. Bryner, Min. of Agric., Nos 129, 134, 153; Jones, W. P., Trefecca, No. 206; Lewis, T., Merioneth C.C., Nos 108, 112; Lloyd, J. D. K., C.P.R.W., Nos 65, 67-70, 91; Lloyd, T. Alwyn, Nos 35-36; Lloyd George, Gwilym, No. 205; Matheson, D. M., National Trust, Nos 104-105, 110, 111, 117-118, 120-122, 124; McGlashan, J., No. 77; Morris. T. E., Nos 4-7; Morrison, W. S., No. 119; Oswald, Catherine M., C.P.R.W., Nos 78, 85; Owen, Mrs G. Humphreys, Nos 162, 165-166; Owen, Hugh J., Clerk to Merioneth C.C., Nos 184-185, 188, 203; Parry, R. J., Nos 191-192, 197; Richards, Catherine, Nos 130, 145; Richards, Robert, MP, No. 179; Roberts, Mrs. E. R., Harlech, Nos 133, 154-155, 161; Smith, Hubert J. F., National Trust, No. 127; Smith, Hugh Priestley, No. 74; Tallents, Stephen, Min. of Works, Nos 137, 151, 170-171; Thomas, B. B., Nos 143-144, 150, 167, 175; Walker, E. Rodney Forestier, No. 204; Watkins, Percy, No. 64; Whiskard, Geoffrey, Town Planning, No. 123; Wicheton, Lt.-Col. G., No. 182; Williams, W. J., Cae Ffynnon, No. 172; Williams-Ellis, Mrs Cecily, Nos 75-76, 88-90; Williams-Ellis, Clough, Nos 24, 31, 131, 136, 139; Williams-Ellis, R., No. 107; Wooding, R. A. (Astor family), Nos 128, 141, 146, 150, 152.

Nos 1-107. Correspondence, memoranda and papers relating to the Royal Commission on Ancient Monuments, Wales and Monmouthshire. Minutes of evidence, 1912, and reports, 1910-1943, may be found in Nos 1-18. Index: Barlow. J. A., Treasury, Nos 19, 22, 25, 85, 97, 101-102; Bevir, Anthony, 10 Downing St., Nos 30-34; Davies, W. Ll., NLW, No. 38; Evans, E. Estyn, Nos 81, 86, 92, 95-96, 98-99, 100, 103-104; Fox, Cyril, Nos 28, 41, 47-49, 62, 68; Hemp, W. J., Nos 26, 29, 36-37, 43-44, 46-47, 50-51, 53-60, 63-67, 70-79, 81-83, 86, 89-90, 96, 105; James, Howell E., Nos 20-21; Jenkins, R. T., No. 107; Kelly, C. S., Treasury, Nos 80, 84; Macmillan, Lord, No. 27; Morrison, W. S., Nos 91, 93; Peate, Iorwerth C., No. 42; Radford, G. A. Ralegh, Nos 67, 106; Richards, Robert, MP, Nos 23-24; Usher, H. B., Nos 87-88, 94; Williams, W. Gilbert, No. 40.

Correspondence, minutes, memoranda and other papers relating to the University of Wales, the University Colleges at Aberystwyth, Bangor, Cardiff and Swansea, the Welsh National School of Medicine, the National Library of Wales (NLW) and the National Museum of Wales. For the years 1911-1919 it is difficult to differentiate the University (U.W.) from the college at Aberystwyth (UCW); thereafter, institutions are treated separately. The papers cover the university conference of 1915, the Royal Commission of 1916 and a wide variety of subjects, administrative, executive and personal. Arranged into: U.W. and UCW Aberystwyth, 11 April 1911-23 Nov. 1915 (J 1); U.W. and UCW Aberystwyth, 14 Jan.-28 Nov. 1916 (J 2); U.W. and UCW Aberystwyth, 2 Jan.-19 Dec. 1917 (J 3); U.W. and UCW Aberystwyth, 26 Feb.-13 Dec. 1918 (J 4); University of Wales, 14 Feb. 1919-19 Nov. 1943 (J 5); University of Wales, 17 Jan. 1944-13 March 1954 (J 6); University of Wales, Music, 10 Jan. 1919-Oct. 1951, and University of Wales, Art, 22 Nov. 1923-20 Oct. 1944 (J 7); UCW Aberystwyth, 12 Feb. 1919-29 Oct. 1920, appointments, 1919, and John Owens correspondence, 23 April 1917-6 Jan. 1920 (J 8); UCW Aberystwyth, May 1924-3 Dec. 1940 (J 9); UCW Aberystwyth, 10 Oct. 1941-Dec. 1944 (J 10); UCW Aberystwyth, 2 Jan. 1945-28 Oct. 1954 (J 11); UCW Aberystwyth, Wilson Chair of International Politics, 2 Nov. 1918-23 Jan. 1950 (J 12); UCW Aberystwyth, appointments, 6 May 1942-27 Sept. 1952, and Old Students' Association, 15 March 1914-16 Jan. 1950 (J 13); U.C. Cardiff, 1 June 1900-15 March 1919 (J 14); U.C. Cardiff, 20 June 1921-29 Jan. 1952, and Welsh National School of Medicine, 15 Dec. 1913-31 July 1951 (J 15); U.C. Bangor, 19 Feb. 1914-1 Dec. 1948, and U.C. Swansea, 30 July 1917-24 April 1945 (J 16); NLW, 23 May 1919-11 Dec. 1941 (J 17); NLW, 12 Jan. 1942-23 Nov. 1943 (J 18); NLW, 13 Jan. 1944-2 Aug. 1954 (J 19); National Museum of Wales, Feb. 1913-1 June 1953 (J 20).