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A. L. Phillips Williams, Penmaenmawr to E. T. John,
Part of E. T. John papers
Bangor Congress Drama Committee: would like to invite Abbey Theatre Players, Dublin to perform at Bangor, but uncertainty about meeting expenses. Mai Roberts not well this week. Welsh.
A. Leonard, Brecon, to (E. T. John),
Part of E. T. John papers
Brecon County Councils resolutions on Welsh University education. Typescript.
A list of Liberal party workers at E. T. John's election for E. Denbighshire,
Part of E. T. John papers
Typescript.
A list of persons to whom copies of E. T. John's Addresses to Young Wales were sent,
Part of E. T. John papers
Typescript.
A. Lloyd Thomas, Pontypridd, to (Illtyd) Morgan,
Part of E. T. John papers
Tentatively arranging a rendezvous at Cardiff the following Saturday.
A. M. Guillemot, London, to E. T. John,
Part of E. T. John papers
Guillemot and Joan Twomey, his Gaelic fiancée, appreciate very much E. T. John's gift of the Celtic Congress programme and presidential address. Brittany and Ireland would benefit a great deal from closer relations with Wales. Sending E. T. John a musical booklet issued by 'one of his best friends'.
A Midsummer Ode written in English and Welsh to E. T. John, esq., MP, by G. Jones,
Part of E. T. John papers
A. Moffatt, Wrexham, to E. T. John, London,
Part of E. T. John papers
Wrexham and District Building Trades Employers Assoc. wish to end Ministry of Munitions' restrictions on building licenses. Typescript.
A. O. Roberts, Cricieth to (May) Roberts,
Part of E. T. John papers
Quoting a letter from Lord Ashbourne, which enclosed a cheque towards Congress funds. MacBean has received a thorough explanation from E. T. John as to the problems of transferring the Congress accounts from Swansea to Kirkcaldy.
A. O. Roberts, Cricieth to (May) Roberts,
Part of E. T. John papers
Jaffrennou, MacBean and Celtic Congress finances: Bretons and Welshmen still waiting for their Dublin expenses to be paid.
A. O. Roberts, Cricieth to (May) Roberts,
Part of E. T. John papers
Transfer of Congress accounts to MacBean urgently required: Phillips and Thomas must be causing difficulties at the Swansea end.
A. O. Roberts, Penrhyndeudraeth to (Agnes) O'farrelly,
Part of E. T. John papers
Dublin Congress plays: Portmadoc Players were not invited to take part, as had been announced in the papers. (4459: 4470). Typescript.
A. O. Roberts, Penrhyndeudraeth to E. T. John,
Part of E. T. John papers
Enquiring whether the Celtic Congress is to be held at Bangor. The young Longford is interested in the movement having spent 'a very enjoyable week at Capel Curig' with Roberts.
A. O. Roberts, Penrhyndeudraeth to E. T. John,
Part of E. T. John papers
Agreeing to travel to Llanidan on Friday. His Western Mail articles were done in great haste.
A. O. Roberts, Penrhyndeudraeth to E. T. John,
Part of E. T. John papers
Prof. (J. E.) Lloyd has to deputise for the College Principal and cannot promise to participate in Dublin Congress.
A. O. Roberts, Penrhyndeudraeth to E. T. John,
Part of E. T. John papers
Is Dublin bound, but feels unsure about how long he should stay there. Typescript.
A. O. Roberts, Penrhyndeudraeth to E. T. John,
Part of E. T. John papers
J. O. Francis doubts whether they can manage to form a special company of actors for the Dublin Congress. Roberts thinks it best to invite three separate companies to present one play each. Looking forward to visiting the Abbey Theatre in Dublin.
A. O. Roberts, Penrhyndeudraeth to E. T. John,
Part of E. T. John papers
Re plays for Dublin Congress.
A. O. Roberts, Penrhyndeudraeth to E. T. John,
Part of E. T. John papers
Regrets having to leave (Breton) Congress before the banquet. Failed to get his talk on the Congress broadcast from Cardiff. Press coverage of the event. Thanking for E. T. John's generosity. Requires background material to produce an article for the Welsh Outlook on the Celtic Congress.
A. O. Roberts, Penrhyndeudraeth to (May) Roberts,
Part of E. T. John papers
Portmadoc Players and the unavailability of the Abbey Theatre. Plans to soften the blow by arranging a visit for the company to Dublin later in the year. A word re the plays they were to perform there. Typescript.