National Library of Wales Archives and Manuscripts

London,

1.
File
1877, April 29.

Part of Glansevern Estate Records

Confirming that he intended coming down to fulfill his engagements.

Letters from Lord Rendel,

1-30.
Series
1877-1878.

Part of Glansevern Estate Records

London,

2.
File
1878, January 31.

Part of Glansevern Estate Records

Possibility of writer's nomination as Liberal candidate for Montgomeryshire.

London,

3.
File
1878, Feb. 9.

Part of Glansevern Estate Records

Gratitude for addressee's support in advancing writer's nomination. Acceptance of invitation to stay at Glansevern. Sending his formal answer to John Jones.

London,

4.
File
1878, Feb. 11.

Part of Glansevern Estate Records

Going abroad before the end of the month but would visit Glansevern. Has accepted invitation to be the liberal candidate.

Desire for meeting. Does not wish to spread the idea of an early dissolution although they should consider it possible ...,

5.
File
1878, April 1.

Part of Glansevern Estate Records

Desire for meeting. Does not wish to spread the idea of an early dissolution although they should consider it possible. Political situation. The Easter Question.

London,

6.
File
1878, April 5.

Part of Glansevern Estate Records

Arrangements for meeting.

London,

8.
File
1878, April 12.

Part of Glansevern Estate Records

Personal arrangements.

London,

7.
File
1878, April 10.

Part of Glansevern Estate Records

Aberhafesp meeting. Seeks advice on topics.

London,

9.
File
1878, April 13.

Part of Glansevern Estate Records

Thanks for suggestions for his speech. His daughter's illness.

Horsham,

10.
File
1878, April 21.

Part of Glansevern Estate Records

Thanks for suggestions. Photograph and information concerning writer for the press. His daughter's health.

London,

11.
File
1878, April 24.

Part of Glansevern Estate Records

Arrangements for meeting with the Hon F. Hanbury - Tracy, M.P. Newspaper report of meeting.

London,

13.
File
1878, May 9.

Part of Glansevern Estate Records

Invitation to stay with writer. Distribution of copies of The Oswestry Advertiser containing writer's speech. Believes the government was quietly giving way.

London,