National Library of Wales Archives and Manuscripts

Valuation by Robert Jones, blacksmith, of the anvil, bellows, and vice at the forge [owned by Daniel Roberts? This paper ...,

1445.
File
[c. 1872?].

Part of John Bryn Roberts Collection,

Valuation by Robert Jones, blacksmith, of the anvil, bellows, and vice at the forge [owned by Daniel Roberts? This paper was found in Daniel Roberts's diary for 1872]. [Welsh].

Various North Wales cases, including one concerned with pews at a Four-crosses chapel,

761.
File
c. 1921.

Part of John Bryn Roberts Collection,

Various South Wales cases, mostly compensations,

762.
File
1914-18.

Part of John Bryn Roberts Collection,

Violet Hayes from Tan-y-graig, Pentraeth, Anglesea, to [John Bryn Roberts],

667.
File
[19]30, Jan. 5.

Part of John Bryn Roberts Collection,

Requests ticket or money back.

Violet Hayes, Hon[orary] Sec[retary], C[arnarvonshire] & A[nglesey] I[nfirmary] Ball, from 7, Chester Square, [London], to Judge [John] Bryn Roberts,

666.
File
[19]29, Dec. 1.

Part of John Bryn Roberts Collection,

Offering tickets for the Ball.

Violet Vivian from Glyn, Bangor, to [John] Bryn Roberts,

669.
File
[1930], Jan. 10.

Part of John Bryn Roberts Collection,

Acknowledging John Bryn Roberts's donation.

Volumes of news cuttings, with some notes by John Bryn Roberts.

1257-60.
File

Part of John Bryn Roberts Collection,

Voting lists on the second and third Readings of the Military Service Bill, 4 May 1914.

921.
File

Part of John Bryn Roberts Collection,

W. A. Darbishire at Nantlle, Penygroes,

672/60.
File
1885, Oct. 23.

Part of John Bryn Roberts Collection,

Has drafted the election address: tried not to offend Lord Newborough's feelings on the land question.

W. A. Darbishire at Nantlle, Penygroes,

672/65.
File
1885, Nov. 2.

Part of John Bryn Roberts Collection,

Election campaign: John Bryn Roberts's address out tomorrow; his plan to gain Lord Newborough's support; his intention to ignore the Dinorwic dispute, while enlisting W. J. Parry to counteract the Tory influence of Congregationalist deacons employed as Quarry clerks or subagents.

W. A. Darbishire from Nantlle, Penygroes, to John [Bryn] Roberts at Bangor,

202.
File
1885, March 24.

Part of John Bryn Roberts Collection,

Has heard from Rathbone, but thinks a decision should be made as to the Liberal candidates best equipped to fight for the Arfon, Eifion, and Boroughs seats in Carnarvonshire. Would welcome John Bryn Roberts's standing for nomination.

W. A. Darbishire from Nantlle, Penygroes, to [John Bryn Roberts],

230.
File
1885, Dec. 5.

Part of John Bryn Roberts Collection,

Congratulations. Llaniestyn and Cricieth gave the highest percentage of votes to John Bryn Roberts. Names one or two of the hardest-working supporters.

W. A. Darbishire from Nantlle, Penygroes, to [John Bryn Roberts],

210.
File
1885, May 25.

Part of John Bryn Roberts Collection,

Seeks consent to submit John Bryn Roberts's name, along with others, to the meeting of South Carnarvonshire Liberals on June 8th, as a possible candidate to fight the next election in the South Carnarvonshire division.

W. A. Darbishire from Nantlle, Penygroes, to J[ohn] Bryn Roberts, MP,

238.
File
1886, May 8.

Part of John Bryn Roberts Collection,

Isaac Morris Pwllheli, a Congregationalist: the writer declines to use his influence to persuade Mr Greaves [the Lord-Lieutenant of Caernarvonshire] to appoint Mr Morris a county magistrate.

W. A. Darbishire from Queen Hotel, Chester, to J[ohn Bryn] Roberts,

176.
File
[18]82, March 16.

Part of John Bryn Roberts Collection,

Sorton Parry's attack on Darbishire: the writer believes it may do more good than harm to the Liberal party.

W. A. Darbishire,

672/21.
File
1855, July 11.

Part of John Bryn Roberts Collection,

Best to ignore Pughe-Jones's attacks: the electors know there is no truth in his allegations.

W. A. Darbishire,

672/82.
File
1887, Jan. 24.

Part of John Bryn Roberts Collection,

Eifion Liberal Association: John Bryn Roberts's subscription, and R. D. Williams's expenses at the Revision Courts, 1885 and 1886.

W. Cadwaladr Davies from the University College of North Wales, Bangor, to [John Bryn Roberts],

189.
File
1884, May 27.

Part of John Bryn Roberts Collection,

Notice and agenda of a meeting of the College Council to be held at the Queen Hotel, Chester on June 4. Partly printed.

W. D. Haswell and Hugh Hughes, Joint Secretaries, North Wales Joint District Board administering Coal Mines (Minimum Wage) Act, 1912 ...,

483.
File
1918, Oct. 22.

Part of John Bryn Roberts Collection,

W. D. Haswell and Hugh Hughes, Joint Secretaries, North Wales Joint District Board administering Coal Mines (Minimum Wage) Act, 1912, from Wrexham, to His Honour Judge J[ohn] Bryn Roberts at Bryn Adda, Bangor. Time and place arranged for John Bryn Roberts to meet the Board at Chester. Typescript.

W. Davies at 57 Madoc St[reet] Portmadoc,

672/68b.
File
1885, Dec. 8.

Part of John Bryn Roberts Collection,

Accepting tickets for a concert. Wants to keep it quiet.

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