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Robert Thompson Crawshay, Cyfarthfa (Robert Crawshay senior),

O 1-5.
File
1874, April 21-1877, Dec. 4.

O 5 is a telegram, 4 Dec. 1877, pleading poor health as the reason for not attending the wedding of A. J. Williams and Rose Harriette Thompson Crawshay.

Samuel T. Evans, 11 Lancaster Gate, W,

A 1/127.
File
1907, Dec. 27.

Part of A.J. Williams Papers,

Thanks for the cuttings of articles, etc. New Year greetings. Would like to visit A. J. Williams at home. Photograph of Samuel T. Evans attached.

Sidney Webb, 41 Grosvenor Road,

A 1/80.
File
1897, Oct. 26.

Part of A.J. Williams Papers,

Is awaiting the arrival of A. J. Williams's manuscript. Would like to read A. J. Williams's 'story' and his views on Socialism. Believes Socialism is 'a rough name for a certain set of principles of social development'. Is at present completing a work called Industrial Democracy together with his wife.

Sidney Webb, 41 Grosvenor Road,

A 1/81.
File
1897, Dec. 6.

Part of A.J. Williams Papers,

Has read A. J. Williams's manuscript and believes it should be published. Comments on the contents and suggests means of publication.

Sidney Webb, 41 Grosvenor Road,

A 1/82.
File
1897, Dec. 1.

Part of A.J. Williams Papers,

Is no authority as a 'publisher's reader' and despairs of publishers.

Sir Arthur Hardinge, Tehran,

A 1/108.
File
[1904], March 28.

Part of A.J. Williams Papers,

Eliot Crawshay Williams arrived safely at Tehran on 28 February. He should arrive home shortly.

Sir Charles Dilke, 76 Sloane Street.

A 1/144.
File
Feb. 7

Part of A.J. Williams Papers,

The government will support the work of the Boundary Commissioners. Has no inside knowledge of their proceedings. Will pass on A. J. Williams's letter to the secretary.

Sir Charles Dilke, 8 Richmond Terrace,

A 1/19.
File
1885, April 7.

Part of A.J. Williams Papers,

[Unintelligible note].

Sir Ernest Rhys, West Hampstead,

A 1/104.
File
1903, Dec. 13.

Part of A.J. Williams Papers,

Has attempted to find an expressive Welsh motto for A. J. Williams's sun dial. Makes suggestions.

Sir Ernest Rhys, West Hampstead,

A 1/106.
File
1904, Feb. 3.

Part of A.J. Williams Papers,

Discuss a motto for A. J. Williams's sun dial.

Sir John Rhys, Jesus College,

A 1/36.
File
1887, Oct. 4.

Part of A.J. Williams Papers,

Sir John Rhys, Jesus College,. The 'handiest dictionary' in Welsh is Mr Spurrell's. Learning Welsh is 'rather a tedious matter' and a good tutor is essential. Suggests 'Caer y Vro' or 'Caer Vorgan' or 'Caer Wilym' as suitable names for Arthur John Williams's home. Invitation to visit.

Sir John Rhys, Jesus College, Oxford,

A 1/43.
File
1888, Sept. 2.

Part of A.J. Williams Papers,

Has been unable to find a suitable inscription for the portals of Arthur John Williams's house. Hopes to go to the Isle of Man to study the Manx language before it dies. Is unable to visit the library at Merthyr Mawr.

Sir John Rhys, Jesus College, Oxford,

A 1/57.
File
1892, Nov. 2.

Part of A.J. Williams Papers,

Arthur John Williams's nephew is quite well. John Rhys is in college and his wife and daughter at Upper Bangor. Gives advice on the purchase of a Welsh dictionary.

Sir John Rhys, Jesus College, Oxford,

A 1/75.
File
1895, June 22.

Part of A.J. Williams Papers,

Is 'anxious to have the Welsh Central Board Scheme set right by our Liberal friends rather than by any less friendly hand in the House of Lords'. Acland has agreed to act if A. J. Williams and his colleagues agree. Would much appreciate A. J. Williams's help.

Sir John Rhys, Jesus College, Oxford,

A 1/26.
File
1885, July 26.

Part of A.J. Williams Papers,

College tenants in Glamorganshire. A. J. R. is sure to defeat the Tory - 'Nothing the Western Mail prints surprises me in the least'.

Sir John Rhys, Oxford,

A 1/28.
File
1885, Oct. 16.

Part of A.J. Williams Papers,

Would like to stay with Arthur John Williams.

Sir John T. D. Llewelyn, Penllergaer,

A 1/47.
File
1890, Jan. 6.

Part of A.J. Williams Papers,

Thanks for letter of congratulation on honour received from the Queen.

Sir Richard Quain, 22 Cavendish Square,

A 1/2.
File
1874, Dec. 29.

Part of A.J. Williams Papers,

Could not accept the invitation. Is prepared to pay the backlog of subscriptions but no longer wishes to remain a member. Invitation to dinner on 1st January.

Sir Robert Reid, 1 Chapel Place,

A 1/71.
File
1894, Dec. 15.

Part of A.J. Williams Papers,

Is not attending the Cardiff function as a Crown trial has been arranged. Has spoken ten times in five weeks.

Sir Robert Reid, 1 Chapel Place,

A 1/74.
File
1895, April 11.

Part of A.J. Williams Papers,

Accepts invitation for 22 April.

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