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2.
File
1890, Dec. 24.

Refers to articles in the Herald which attack L.G. L.G. prepared to take 'the punishment for your iniquities.'.

5.
File
1893, Feb. 6.

Regrets illness of Evans's parents. Glad Evans won court case 'for us' against Carter. Attacks Randell over Disestablishment. Refers to negotiations between Rendel and Gladstone.

D. Lloyd George to Evans,

8.
File
1909, Sept. 21.

Part of Sir Samuel Thomas Evans Papers,

Thinks Evans's assistance in Grand Committee dealing with L.G.'s Development Bill is essential. Asks Evans to forego his meeting at Tondu.

D. Lloyd George to Evans,

92.
File
1907, Feb. 4.

Part of Sir Samuel Thomas Evans Papers,

Has seen Lord Chancellor about Evans's proposed resignation: '...he is strongly of opinion you ought not to resign'. Wants Evans to see him. [Reverse of letter has drafts for letters nos. 95 and 97].

D. Lloyd George to Evans,

102.
File
1907, March 11.

Part of Sir Samuel Thomas Evans Papers,

Welsh Church Commission Encloses copies of letters to Sir Henry Jones. [see no. 103].

D. Lloyd. George to Evans,

9.
File
[1909, Sept. 29].

Part of Sir Samuel Thomas Evans Papers,

Urges Evans to resist moves by the 'reactionary clique' who oppose the Government's land purchase powers.

D. Lloyd George to Evans,

3.
File
1891, May 20.

Part of Sir Samuel Thomas Evans Papers,

Wants Evans to meet him on the following Wednesday evening.

D. Lloyd George to Evans,

4.
File
1891, June 5.

Part of Sir Samuel Thomas Evans Papers,

Enclosure [missing]. Refers to attack on Evans and Osborne Morgan in the press. 'It is malignant beyond measure.' Thinks Vincent Evans is responsible. Also note about Y Cymro.

D. Lloyd George to Evans,

91.
File
1907, Feb. 4.

Part of Sir Samuel Thomas Evans Papers,

Evans's resignation would have an important effect on the Welsh Church Commission and L. G will have to place it before the Cabinet. Sorry that Evans resigning but understands his '..desire to be out of it'.

D. Lloyd George to Lady Evans [telegram],

66.
File
1918, Sept. 14.

Part of Sir Samuel Thomas Evans Papers,

Sympathies. '...Long association with your late husband attached us very much to each other'.

D. Lloyd George to Sir Henry Jones [Copy],

104.
File
1907, March 11.

Part of Sir Samuel Thomas Evans Papers,

[Marked 'Private and Confidential'. Enclosed in no. 102].

D Lloyd George to Sir Henry Jones[Copy],

103.
File
1907, March 11.

Part of Sir Samuel Thomas Evans Papers,

Impressed by the work of the Welsh Church Commission. Convinced that 'fatal error on the part of our friends to do anything which would break up the Commission before it reports.'. [Enclosed in no. 102].

Doctor's Report on Evans's fractured leg,