National Library of Wales Archives and Manuscripts

Three letters re the National Reserve Bounty claimed by men at Tywyn Wireless Station, and the billeting of troops. Ts. With list of men registered as National Reservists at Tywyn Wireless Station. See also no. 1608.

D. Caird, Westminster,

99.
File
1915 Apr. 5.

Part of Sir Haydn Jones Papers,

Opposition by the Welsh members to a [Church] Bill.

Neil Primrose, Foreign Office,

100.
File
1915, Apr. 22.

Part of Sir Haydn Jones Papers,

The Foreign Office cannot relax the rules to help Mr Mate. Ts.

A[rthur Hamilton] Lee, [Dictionary of National Biography], Board of Agr. and Fisheries,

108.
File
1917, Jan. 2.

Part of Sir Haydn Jones Papers,

The Dysynni Valley Drainage [See Nos.82-8], and the appointment of a tractor representative for Merioneth.

George N. Barnes, [Dictionary of National Biography], Ministry of Pensions,

109.
File
1917, June 14.

Part of Sir Haydn Jones Papers,

No award can be made to John R. Jones, father of the late 2nd Lieut. Richard Jones.

Allan Callum Scott, Ministry of Munitions of War,

123.
File
1917, Dec. 29.

Part of Sir Haydn Jones Papers,

There is no employment at the Ministry for William Owen Williams. Ts.

R. E. Prothero, Baron Ernle (D.N.B.), Board of Agriculture and Fisheries,

130.
File
1918, June 24.

Part of Sir Haydn Jones Papers,

The serious position regarding the withdrawal of agricultural labour for national service.

H. W. Forster, War Office,

131.
File
1918, Aug. 19.

Part of Sir Haydn Jones Papers,

Concerning the regulations prohibiting the making up of farmers' wool for their own use, and the position of small Welsh factories. Ts.

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.

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.

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,

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