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Charles J. Jackson; Huw Jackson; Kevin Jakeway; Carwyn James; Charles Herbert James; Glyn James; Irene James; Jimmy James; Siân James; Stephen James; Penri James; Ian Janes; Barnett Janner; Pauline Jarman; Hunter Jarvie; and Susan Jay.

Leigh Jeffes; Joyce Jenking; Arthur Jenkins; Bethan Jenkins; John Paul Jenkins; Mike Jenkins; Timothy Jenkins; Sir William Jenkins; Sir William Albert Jenkins; Maureen Jenner; D. Geoffrey Jennings; Gwenllian Jeremiah; Anthony Jeremy; Madeleine Jeremy; Sara Hazel (Sally) Jeremy; William Jeremy; Elizabeth Jewkes; Aled Gwyn Jôb; Siôn Jobbins; Edward Thomas John; Gwyn John; Neill John; Richard John; Steffan John; William John; and Richard Johnson.

Papers relating to the politician John Marek, consisting of press cuttings (1999-2006) and campaign material and printouts from web pages (1999-2006). The file also includes a photo print ([?2003]).

Allan Jones; Alun Ffred Jones; Ann Jones; Arthur Jones; Benjamin George Jones; Colin Jones; Cyril Oswald Jones; Darren Jones; Sir David Brynmor Jones; David Ian Jones; David Jones; Denise Idris Jones; Dyfan Jones; Elin Jones; Elwyn Jones; Evan Brisbane Jones; Sir Evan Davies Jones; Evan Rowland Jones; Gareth Jones (Plaid Cymru); Gillian Jones; Gareth Jones (Conservative); Glyndŵr Jones; Gwynoro Jones; Helen Ceri Jones; Helen Mary Jones; and Hywel Glynne Jones.

Jackie Jones; John Edward Jones; J. Lloyd Jones; Tudor Jones; John Walter Jones; Jon Owen Jones; Laura Jones; Layton ‘Percy’ Jones; Sir Lewis Jones; Maggie Jones; Marc Jones; Margaret Jones; Mark Jones; Martyn Jones; Maurice Jones; Morgan Jones; John Robert Jones; Philip Parkyns Jones; Rhodri Jones; Robert Thomas Jones; Barry Jones; Tom Jones; Dylan Jones-Evans; Gerwyn Jones; Mike Jones-Pritchard; Trefor Jones; Sir Thomas Artemus Jones; Bill Jones; William Nathaniel Jones; William Jones; John Jones Jenkins (Lord Glantawe); Mike Jones-Pritchard; Tudor Jones; and Wyn Jones.

Jennifer Keal; Patrick Keenan; Gwyneth Kensler; Leila Kiersch; James Killock; Judith Kilshaw; Philip Kingston; Glenys Kinnock; and René Kinzett.

Rachel Kaleta; Maureen Kelly Owen; Gwyneth Kensler; Gordon Kemp; Charles Iain Kerr; Edna Khambatta; Kenneth Khambatta; Abdul Khan; Jim Killock; Judith Kilshaw; Philip Kingston; Clement Kinloch-Cooke; René Kinzett; Erika Kirchner; and Amy Kitcher.

Karl-James Langford; John Langley; Gwenllian Lansdown; Sylvia Latham; Jackie Lawrence; Geraldine Layton; Diana Leighton; Christopher Lines; Elizabeth Lewis; Pedr Lewis; Peter Lewis; Paul Liversuch; Daniel Llewellyn; Catherine Lloyd; David Gareth Beechey Lloyd; David Phillip Lloyd; Paul Lloyd; Val Lloyd; Henri Lloyd Davies; Henry James Lloyd Davies; Alun Lloyd Jones; Norma Lloyd-Nesling; David Logan; Angela Loveridge; Ian Lucas; Alwyn Luke; and Karen Lumley.

Papers relating to the politician Lembit Öpik, (1999-2008), primarily consisting of press cuttings (1999-2007). The file also includes some campaign material and printouts from web pages (2001-2008).

Lists of candidates for Welsh constituencies and their biographies, for UK Parliamentary Elections between 1935 and 1964, consisting mainly of copies of press cuttings. The file also includes a photographic print titled 'Jim Griffiths with Welsh Labour MP’s – 1951’, and a photocopy of a print titled ‘Welsh Constituency Delegates to Labour Party Conference, Margate, 1950'.

Lists of candidates for Welsh constituencies and their biographies, for UK Parliamentary Elections between 1966 and 1992, consisting mainly of copies of press cuttings. The file also includes a statement of persons nominated for Ynys Môn constituency for the 2001 UK General Election.

Literature relating to general and local elections in Pontypridd, 1923-89, including the election addresses of Arthur Pearson, Brynmor John and T. I. Mardy Jones.

Literature relating to general and local elections in the Rhondda, 1950-97, including the election addresses of Idris Cox, James Kitchener Davies, Glyn Davies and W. H. Mainwaring, together with an election issue of the Welsh Nation.

Literature relating to the 1972 by-election in Merthyr, including an election edition of the Welsh Nation, 25 March 1972.