National Library of Wales Archives and Manuscripts

A195/11-15.
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1895-1898.

Part of T. I. Ellis and Mari Ellis Papers

'Report of the Committee appointed to draw out Report on Examiners' Report and consider the question of Scholarships.' The meeting ...,

A195/16.
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1897.

Part of T. I. Ellis and Mari Ellis Papers

'Report of the Committee appointed to draw out Report on Examiners' Report and consider the question of Scholarships.' The meeting was held at Bala on 6 January 1897.

Letter, 20 May 1924, from B. P. Jones, Castleton, Cardiff, to Principal J. H. Davies relating to the convention of ...,

A195/26.
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1924.

Part of T. I. Ellis and Mari Ellis Papers

Letter, 20 May 1924, from B. P. Jones, Castleton, Cardiff, to Principal J. H. Davies relating to the convention of a 'Grant Fete at Castleton in aid of the Young Men's Friendly Society's New Institute on 31 May when a memorial stone was to be unveiled to Thomas Edward Ellis, founder of the Young Men's Friendly Society.

Letter, 3 July 1942, from John Clement, Llanelly, to T. I. Ellis discussing the preparation of (and enclosing papers relating ...,

A195/29.
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1942.

Part of T. I. Ellis and Mari Ellis Papers

Letter, 3 July 1942, from John Clement, Llanelly, to T. I. Ellis discussing the preparation of (and enclosing papers relating to) a proposed biography of Thomas Edward Ellis.

Press cutting from Baner ac Amserau Cymru, 15 April 1899, paying tribute to the late Thomas Edward Ellis,

A196.
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1899.

Part of T. I. Ellis and Mari Ellis Papers

Lloyd George & George letter book,

A201.
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Part of T. I. Ellis and Mari Ellis Papers

Bound letter book containing copies of letters despatched by the firm of solicitors Lloyd George & George, October 1891-July 1898. Many are business letters, but a significant number are of political or general interest. Especially important is a series of letters relating to the Liberal campaign in the Caernarfon Boroughs in the general election of July 1892. Several are written by D. Lloyd George.

Mrs Annie J. Ellis, later Hughes-Griffiths