- 177.
- File
- 1929, July 25.
Part of S. J. Evans Papers,
Postcard containing reference to late headmaster T[homas] Rees' preface to 'Album Bala-Bangor', and to a locked manuscript.
Part of S. J. Evans Papers,
Postcard containing reference to late headmaster T[homas] Rees' preface to 'Album Bala-Bangor', and to a locked manuscript.
Letter from Kuno Meyer, Liverpool,
Part of S. J. Evans Papers,
Request to see S. J. Evans' second edition of loan-words, including references to two Anglesey place-names, the Skerries and Glanach, also reference to English-Irish dictionaries. On back of letter are notes relating to chemistry and history.
Letter from Lever Brothers Limited, Port Sunlight,
Part of S. J. Evans Papers,
Enclosing souvenir copy of Port Sunlight [see no. 93].
Letter from Lilian C. Barker, Aylesbury,
Part of S. J. Evans Papers,
Observations on need to give girls of school-leaving age training in practical domestics and housewifery, drawing attention to illiteracy of Welsh girls.
Letter from [Lord] Boston, Bourne End,
Part of S. J. Evans Papers,
Torn letter [but complete] referring to proposal to set up Anglesey County Museum, noting lack of interest re proposal among various persons.
Letter from [Lord] Boston, Moelfre,
Part of S. J. Evans Papers,
Commenting on lack of development re Anglesey County Museum, as sender was unable to give attention to the matter.
Letter from Mabel Carney, New York,
Part of S. J. Evans Papers,
Enclosing list of books on rural education in America, and information about American organizations concerned with rural life. [List of books only are enclosed]. Brief note in S. J Evans' hand at bottom of letter re letter he wrote to Mabel Carney and Dr Jesse Jones promising copy of a report.
Letter from Mrs Hampton Lewis, Holyhead,
Part of S. J. Evans Papers,
Biographical notes on Thomas Lewis Hampton, of the 5th Dragoon Guards who fought in the Crimean War, was present at the Charge of the Light Brigade and was awarded the Crimean medal.
Letter from Oswald Thomas, Ruthin,
Part of S. J. Evans Papers,
Enclosing copy of current year's estimates of Denbighshire Technical Institute, stating that prospectus will be forwarded. [see no. 109].
Letter from R. Holland, Westminster,
Part of S. J. Evans Papers,
Particulars given on behalf of the 'National Society for promoting the education of the poor in the principles of the Established Church' re founding and work of society.
Letter from R. Williams, Cowbridge,
Part of S. J. Evans Papers,
A few notes on early history of Cowbridge Grammar School.
Letter from Rev. Canon Parry, Falmouth,
Part of S. J. Evans Papers,
Enclosing particulars re Carmarthen Training College and draft copy of College Annual Report. [see no. 59].
Letter from [REV.] D. J. Bowen, Ruabon,
Part of S. J. Evans Papers,
Particulars relating to founding of Ruabon Grammar School and school's coat of arms, with enclosed page from a pamphlet on same subject, also congratulatory remark on recipient's OBE.
Letter from Rhoda Robbins, Swansea,
Part of S. J. Evans Papers,
Particulars of no. of students at Swansea Training College.
Letter from Richard Williams, Bala,
Part of S. J. Evans Papers,
Particulars of history of Bala Grammar School, and sender's request for return of enclosed copy of 'Scheme for School at Bala, 1866'. [Copy of 'Scheme' not attached].
Part of S. J. Evans Papers,
Letter from Secondary Schools Employment Committee for North Wales enclosing two copies of agenda of meeting to be held on 16 Nov. 1929, and Secretary's Report on activities of committee from June to Nov. 1929, Nov. 1929.
Letter from Thomas Owen, Holyhead,
Part of S. J. Evans Papers,
Remarks on meaning of place-name Valley.
Letter from Tho[ma]s Prichard, Llanerchymedd,
Part of S. J. Evans Papers,
Reference to sources on items of antiquarian interest in Anglesey, and to tea-arrangements for meeting at Aberffraw.
Letter from T[homas] Prichard, Maidenhead,
Part of S. J. Evans Papers,
Acceptance of offer to become leader of [Anglesey Antiquarian Society and] Field Club, with suggested list of aims of club.
Letter from Tom Williams, Aberystwyth,
Part of S. J. Evans Papers,
Letter on behalf of Dictionary of the Welsh Language committee requesting S. J. Evans to read his edition of Welsh. [see also no. 203]. See also no. 285 for letter book of S. J. Evans as secretary of Montgomeryshire Association of Headmasters and Headmistresses during 1896, and nos 208-27 for letters relating to the history of Anglesey.