National Library of Wales Archives and Manuscripts

L3/3
File
1951

The file consists mainly of printed items - election addresses and leaflets and press cuttings - deriving from the general election campaign of October 1951 in the Flintshire East parliamentary division. They include a few publications issued by the Labour Party centrally.

1952-1953,

15.
File
1952, March - 1953, Dec.

Part of Royal Welsh Agricultural Society Records,

1955 General Election

L3/4
File
1955

Part of Eirene White papers

The file is composed of press cuttings and electoral ephemera published during the May 1955 general election campaign, mainly in the East Flintshire constituency.

1955 General Election

S4/10
File
1955

Part of Lord Goronwy-Roberts Papers

1955 General election,

Part of Montgomeryshire Liberal Association Records,

1955-1984 (4/25-6 Both for 1957).

4/23-53.
File

Part of Griffiths & Lewis (Glanhafren) Family Papers

1956. Correspondents include Richard Burton 1/1-2.

1.
File

Part of Jack Raymond Jones Papers,

'1956-1966'

2/14
File
1956-1966

Part of Erastus Jones Papers

1957. Correspondents include Matthew Smith 2/5.

2.
File

Part of Jack Raymond Jones Papers,

1958.

3.
File

Part of Jack Raymond Jones Papers,

1959.

4.
File

Part of Jack Raymond Jones Papers,

1959 General Election

L3/5
File
1959

Part of Eirene White papers

The file comprises mainly printed materials relating to the October 1959 general election campaign in the Flintshire East constituency. There is also a small number of letters addressed to Eirene White.

1959 General Election

S4/14
File
1959

Part of Lord Goronwy-Roberts Papers

1959 General Election literature from many Welsh constituencies, including the election addresses of Donald Box, James Callaghan, Clement Davies, Gwynfor ...,

3.
File
1959.

Part of Ivor T. Rees Political Papers,

1959 General Election literature from many Welsh constituencies, including the election addresses of Donald Box, James Callaghan, Clement Davies, Gwynfor Evans, Megan Lloyd George, Michael Heseltine, Dafydd Orwig and Peter Thomas; together with two copies of the Aberavon Express, 25 September 1959, containing the election address of Geoffrey Howe.

1960. Correspondents include Emyr Humphreys 5/1.