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William George (Solicitor) Papers
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A copy of Home Rule for Wales: speeches by Mr D. Randell, M.P., Mr D. Lloyd George and Mr W J Parry, at the Conference of the South Wales Liberal Federation, Feb. 4th, 1890 (Carnarvon, 1890), a Welsh translation of the same (endorsed 'J. Herbert Lewis'), the text (in his own hand) of D. Lloyd George's speech on this occasion, and the printed agenda for the meeting. There is also a copy of D. Lloyd George's election address to the electors of the Caernarvon Boroughs in the April 1890 by-election, broadsheets containing election songs and related press cuttings, together with D. Lloyd George's notes for his maiden speech in the House of Commons, 13 June 1890.

Bundle of miscellaneous letters and papers of very little significance, mainly undated, many fragments. The correspondents include Margot Asquith, D ....

Bundle of miscellaneous letters and papers of very little significance, mainly undated, many fragments. The correspondents include Margot Asquith, D. R. Daniel, John Hugh Edwards, Thomas Edward Ellis, W. Bowen Rowlands, Henry Jones Williams ('Plenydd'), and William Llewelyn Williams.

Letter from [ ? ] Thomas and Robert Jones to Gwilym Hughes, secretary of the Welsh National Memorial Association, Cardiff ....

Are not prepared to 'surrender [their] principles of action', although they wish to support the efforts of the W.N.M.A. to tackle tuberculosis. Proposes the appointment of a small group of specialists as they are unable to continue to work through the existing Medical Committee. Outlines the reasons for this feeling. Carbon copy.

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