Refers to E. V. E. [Vincent Evans], Sir John Puleston and the two Ellis's [T. E. Ellis and Ellis Jones Griffith] Sees conspiracy in the London column of Y Faner to eulogise Puleston and 'the two Ellises'. Wants Evans to help him to open people's eyes.
Refers to articles in the Herald which attack L.G. L.G. prepared to take 'the punishment for your iniquities.'.
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.
Kitty Edwards [Cemmaes] to D. Lloyd George,
Personal matters [Of significance to the Divorce Case of 1897 in which Lloyd George was involved].
Thinks Evans's assistance in Grand Committee dealing with L.G.'s Development Bill is essential. Asks Evans to forego his meeting at Tondu.
Personal matters: Invites Evans to visit Lloyd George and wife with his wife and daughter.
Letters To Evans From Various Correspondents,
Letter from Henry Tobit Evans [Lampeter],
Wants to resolve dispute at his Press as to whether Evans wanted to introduce a Religious Census Clause into the Census Bill of 1891 or not? Remembers suggesting to Evans at Llandrindod Wells in 1890 that he should take up the Disestablishment question. 'I fear now Lloyd George has stolen it from you and that he will become the next Welsh Leader'. Marked 'private and confidential'.
Letter from A J Glasspool [keeper of the Guildhall, London],
Regarding a presentation to Evans.
Congratulations on appointment.
Letter from Sir David Brynmor Jones,
Congratulates Evans. Discusses own problems regarding 'chambers'. Discusses Mid-Glamorgan election:- 'Mid-Glamorgan is a heritage of embarrassment. Gibbins is asking me to come and help him. I have not decided what action to take. Mabon and Brace seem to insist the sitting Liberal members are under on honourable obligation to them personally not to oppose V.H.' [Vernon Hartshorn].
Letter from J. M. Prydderch [Llanarth],
Congratulates Evans and 'Young Wales' on stand taken over the Clergy Discipline Bill. Mistrusts Gladstone.
From. John Thomas [Pontyrhyl],
Reply to a letter from Evans. Surprised at contents regarding the case at Pontyrhyl.
Letter from W. R. Thomas [Maesteg],
Congratulates on 'latest distinction'. Asks Evans to come to a meeting.
Letter from J. Davies Williams (Southport),
Congratulates Evans on his success in the House of Commons. Wants Evans to lead the Welsh Members into the right lobby over the Trust Investment Bill.
Letter from E. W. Williamson (Secretary of the Incorporated Law Society),
Headed 'Call to the Bar'. Acknowledgement of letter received from Evans.