National Library of Wales Archives and Manuscripts

206.
File
1885, July 25.

Wished addressee could be with him. Arrangements to meet in London. Asks whether it was in his interest to be present at the Aberystwyth meeting even if it meant being absent from Elswick board meeting.

Dorking,

207.
File
1885, Aug. 8.

Part of Glansevern Estate Records

Arrangements for meeting. His attitude towards Jephson and meetings. Stanley Leighton. Chamberlain's speech.

Dorking,

208.
File
1885, Aug. 6.

Part of Glansevern Estate Records

Does not wish to begin the election campaign and had therefore declined engagements. Stanley Leighton and C. Wynn.

Dorking,

209.
File
1885, Aug. 10.

Part of Glansevern Estate Records

Goodhart. Doubts whether Montgomeryshire Liberals have anything to gain from co-operation with Jephson.

Tory lecturer starting a series of lectures in the county. Arrangements for moving amendments at his meetings,

210.
File
1885, Aug. 15.

Part of Glansevern Estate Records

Llandinam,

211.
File
1885, Aug. 17.

Part of Glansevern Estate Records

David Davies had arranges for a dissenting resolution to be moved at the Tory lecturer's Caersws meeting. Advisability of arranging such resolutions beforehand. Travelling arrangements.

Llandinam,

212.
File
1885, Aug. 20.

Part of Glansevern Estate Records

Stanley Leighton article in The Oswestry Advertizer written in Woodall's absence. Desires to know who wrote it because it was important to ascertain what servicable friends they had. Could not attend Shrewsbury meeting and wished his resignation to be made effective.

Llandinam,

213.
File
1885, Aug. 27.

Part of Glansevern Estate Records

County newspapers. Express would dwindle and fail if it did not reinforce its volunteer and amateur effort with fresh blood and capital. Encouragement of the Advertizer considered by him to be the best policy. Edwards did not appreciate the position and was a drag on the liberal cause.

Llandinam,