National Library of Wales Archives and Manuscripts

R. E. Prothero, Board of Agriculture and Fisheries,

133.
File
1918, Sept. 18.

Part of Sir Haydn Jones Papers,

The decision of the Ministry of National Service re the proportion of men recruited from agricultural work. Ts.

Lord Treowen, [Ivor John Caradoc Herbert], London,

134.
File
1918, Sept. 22.

Part of Sir Haydn Jones Papers,

The position re the call up of agricultural workers.

R. E. Prothero, Board of Agriculture and Fisheries,

135.
File
1918, Sept. 24.

Part of Sir Haydn Jones Papers,

Thanks for recommending Howard Jones for employment. Ts.

[George J.] Goschen, [1st Viscount, Dictionary of National Biography], Board of Agriculture and Fisheries,

136.
File
1918, Oct. 17.

Part of Sir Haydn Jones Papers,

The War Office refuses to release Gunner J. M. Jones from the Army. Endorsed with a note by Henry Haydn Jones in Welsh re his failure in the matter.

J. Towyn Jones, 12 Downing St,

137.
File
1918, Oct. 28.

Part of Sir Haydn Jones Papers,

The delay in sending the cheque to 'Treborfab' is that the P.M. has been unable to pay any attention recently to the Bounty Fund.

Ernest Jones, M.D., Harley St,

138.
File
1918, Oct. 24.

Part of Sir Haydn Jones Papers,

Asks for the MSS of the tunes written for Henry Haydn Jones by his late wife, Morfydd Owen, in order to publish a collection of her works.

Ernest Jones,

139.
File
1918, Oct. 31.

Part of Sir Haydn Jones Papers,

Thanks for sympathy on the death of Morfydd Owen, and for the generous offer of help with publishing her music.

[Sir Evan] Vincent [Evans], London,

140.
File
1918, Nov. 18.

Part of Sir Haydn Jones Papers,

Henry Haydn Jones should go his own way, and not be concerned about the resolution of the Merioneth Unionist Association, in the matter of supporting the coalition in their efforts to secure a safe peace.

Andrew Roberts, Pwllheli,

141.
File
1918, Nov. 27.

Part of Sir Haydn Jones Papers,

Since Mr Rolly Williams is ready to come out as a coalition candidate against Henry Haydn Jones, writer wishes to know Henry Haydn Jones's position on the O. A. Pensions Act and on the British slate industry.

[Evan] Vincent [Evans], London,

142.
File
1918, Nov. 29.

Part of Sir Haydn Jones Papers,

Congratulations on his selection and best wishes for an unopposed return; other matters.

R[ichard] R[oberts] Morris (D.W.B.), Blaenau Ffestiniog,

143.
File
1918, [Dec.].

Part of Sir Haydn Jones Papers,

Poem to congratulate Henry Haydn Jones on his unopposed return in the general election. Welsh.

John W. Gulland, Dumfries,

144.
File
1918, Dec. 5.

Part of Sir Haydn Jones Papers,

Congratulations on his walk-over into the new Parliament. Ts.

C. F. A. Lloyd, (son of Charles F. Lloyd; D.W.B.), Newcastle-upon-Tyne,

145.
File
1918, Dec. 5.

Part of Sir Haydn Jones Papers,

Congratulations on retaining his seat without opposition; writer's talk with D. Lloyd George.

Letters,

146-180.
Series
1919-1924.

Part of Sir Haydn Jones Papers,

H. E. Boniton, London,

146.
File
[post 1918].

Part of Sir Haydn Jones Papers,

Asks Henry Haydn Jones to get seats for writer and his friend, Miss Atkinson, in the House of Commons, as they would like to hear the lady members speak.

R. Fletcher, London,

147.
File
1919, June 3.

Part of Sir Haydn Jones Papers,

Congratulations on being chosen for Parliament again.

John Williams, Llanfair P.G., Anglesey,

148.
File
1919, Dec. 23.

Part of Sir Haydn Jones Papers,

Thanks for appreciating his sermon at Tywyn; asks Henry Haydn Jones's opinion about home rule for Ireland; dates when he will be free to preach at Tywyn. Welsh.

Ivor Bowen, [Dictionary of Welsh Biography] Malvern,