National Library of Wales Archives and Manuscripts

Letter from J. Morley,

552-3.
File
1887, May 5-6.

Part of Lord Rendel Papers

Offering to sell him 6 of his Armstrong shares quoted at 156-8; still has 6 left.

Letter from W. H. Gladstone,

387.
File
1887, May 28.

Part of Lord Rendel Papers

Plans for his father's tour of Wales.

Letter from Sir G. O. Trevelyan,

685.
File
1887, July 21.

Part of Lord Rendel Papers

Asking him to get the division list about Dillwyn's having a day for the Welsh Church or, failing that, to let him know, confidentially, how leading Unionists including Jesse Collings and Caine voted; reference also to his election contest.

Letter from J. D. Campbell,

1883.
File
1887, Sept. 5.

Part of Lord Rendel Papers

Had been much perplexed by the Standard's telegrams concerning the American syndicate, but did not place too much faith in the news.

Letter from Arnold Morley,

902.
File
1887, Oct. 4.

Part of Lord Rendel Papers

Asking him to call to see him.

Letter from T. E. Ellis,

96.
File
1887, Nov. 1.

Part of Lord Rendel Papers

Thanking him for hospitality; suggests circulatlng R. A. Jones's brochure among English MPs and newspapers and translating it into Welsh; refers to Trevelyan's proposed visit to Wales.

Letter from Frederic Harrison,

1282.
File
1887, Dec. 29.

Part of Lord Rendel Papers

Recommending Dr Alfred Genier for the Chair of Chemistry at Aberystwyth College.

Letter from Sir U. Kay Shuttleworth,

866.
File
1888, Feb. 7.

Part of Lord Rendel Papers

Accepting an invitation to dine.

Letter from Lord Spencer,

724.
File
1888, March 4.

Part of Lord Rendel Papers

Accepting an invitation to dinner.

Letter from W. J. Evelyn,

1219.
File
1888, March 5.

Part of Lord Rendel Papers

Comments on the result of the Deptford election, the disgraceful behaviour of the Coercionists and the lack of chivalrous feeling towards Lady Anne Blunt and an absent candidate [W. S. Blunt].

Letter from J. Morley,

557.
File
1888, April 12.

Part of Lord Rendel Papers

Is not easy about the precise quality of a transaction, but prepared to accept Rendel's judgement; states that life had been difficult for him and that he had not thought enough about material interests; considers that, had Rosebery been less loaded with 'material interest', and not been in the House of Lords, he would have had a happier life.

Letter from Sir U. Kay-Shuttleworth,

867.
File
1888, May 26.

Part of Lord Rendel Papers

Informing him that Quarry House was being sold by C. Parish; reference to J. Morley's progress in parliamentary skill this session.

Letter from J. Morley,

561.
File
1888, June 1.

Part of Lord Rendel Papers

Thanking him for his prompt response to the Escott fund (see 560a).

Letter from Wilfred S. Blunt,

1659.
File
1888, June 12.

Part of Lord Rendel Papers

Says that he would make a memorandum of the facts and read them to Morley.

Letter from T. H. Farrer,

832.
File
1888, Aug. 12.

Part of Lord Rendel Papers

Sending him an enclosure; asks why the leaders of the party did not take steps to enlighten the public about the number, cost and character of the legal clique who rule Ireland despotically and make the English ministers their puppets.

Letter from T. H. Farrer,

833.
File
1888, Sept. 17.

Part of Lord Rendel Papers

Reference to Rendel's proposed purchase of Hatchlands; considers the outlook good for the Liberal Party and expresses enthusiasm for the Irish policy of self government; speaks of a depressing visit to Chamberlain, from whom he felt a growing divergence.

Letter from J. Morley,