National Library of Wales Archives and Manuscripts

Letters re. the 1902 Education Bill,

Box 6/8.
File
1902.

Letters from various correspondents including the Bishop of St Asaph, Bishop of Bangor, Dean Richards, Canon Roberts and others, with regard to the Education Bill, 1902. Includes a printed copy of the diary of the Bill to 16 Oct. 1902.

Letters,

Box 6/12.
File
1905-1906.

Part of Bishop John Owen Papers,

Letters concerning the new Bishop of Llandaff, 1905, clerical poverty, and the return to Abergwili etc., 1905-1906.

Letters,

Box 6/14.
File
1905.

Part of Bishop John Owen Papers,

Letters discussing subjects such as the bishopric's seals for the Ecclesiastical Commission buildings; receipts for rebuilding work at the Palace; and letters of diocesan interest, including Pembroke Dock discharges, mainly 1905.

Miscellaneous letters,

Box 7/1.
File
1897-1914.

Part of Bishop John Owen Papers,

Miscellaneous letters,

Box 7/3.
File
1906-1910.

Part of Bishop John Owen Papers,

Letters to Mrs Owen from the bishop,

Box 7/4.
File
1906-1913.

Part of Bishop John Owen Papers,

Ciorrespondence,

Box 7/7.
File
1909.

Part of Bishop John Owen Papers,

Correspondence concerning church defence, Swansea Church Congress, and the Diocesan Chancellor.

Miscellaneous correspondence,

Box 7/9.
File
1911.

Part of Bishop John Owen Papers,

Papers relating to the Welsh Church Act etc,

Box 8/3.
File
1914-1917 [mainly 1915].

Part of Bishop John Owen Papers,

Papers relating to the Welsh Church Act, constitution of the Church in Wales, minutes of the RB and Convocation Joint Committee, and various memoranda.

Queen Anne's Bounty and Representative Body,

Box 8/6.
File
1915, June-Dec.

Part of Bishop John Owen Papers,

Letters discussing the National Mission, Welsh Church Act, and other business,

Box 8/9.
File
1916.

Part of Bishop John Owen Papers,

Correspondence,

Box 8/11.
File
1916.

Part of Bishop John Owen Papers,

Correspondence dealing with various subjects, including disestablishment, Lampeter conference, marriage of divorced persons, and some personal matters.

Letters to Canon Pearce and Sir John Llewelyn,

Box 9/2.
File
1904-1911.

Part of Bishop John Owen Papers,

Letters to Canon Pearce, 1908-1911, and Sir John Llewelyn, 1904-1907.

Letters,

Box 9/7.
File
1913.

Part of Bishop John Owen Papers,

Letters, many questioning the role of the Church in politics, education, church defence, the Welsh Church Bill, and other subjects.

Miscellaneous letters,

Box 9/10.
File
1913-1914.

Part of Bishop John Owen Papers,

Letters and papers,

Box 10/6.
File
1914-1919.

Part of Bishop John Owen Papers,

Papers containing correspondence with Lord Salisbury (Charter), Walter Long (political situation), Laurence Hardy (policy and possible election); printed newspaper articles on disestablishment and the Church in Wales in general, 1917-1919; extracts of letters written by Bishop Owen to Frank Morgan, 1919; the 'errors' of Mr Llewelyn Williams on Welsh disendowment, 1917; copies of warnings to nonconformists signing the South Wales & Monmouthshire nonconformist protest against the Welsh Church Bill, 1914.

Correspondence,

Box 10/8.
File
1917.

Part of Bishop John Owen Papers,

Correspondence discussing amongst others, the Welsh Church Act, tithe disendowment, the Representative Body, and the Constitution of the Church in Wales.

Papers,

Box 11/10.
File
[mainly 1919].

Part of Bishop John Owen Papers,

Papers, including a copy of parliamentary debates, House of Lords, 1 July 1919, a statement to St Davids diocese on the acceptance of the Welsh Church Temporalities Act, 1919; newspaper cuttings and related letters, 1919.

Bundle of files,

Box 11/11.
File
1919-1925.

Part of Bishop John Owen Papers,

Various subjects including the Governing Body, the Million Pounds Fund, diocesan matters, and some memoirs of John Owen at Oxford.

Letters to Frank Morgan,

Box 12/7.
File
1907-1917.

Part of Bishop John Owen Papers,

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