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A further group of miscellaneous papers relating to the John and Nettleship families, including a typescript transcript of an interview with Edwin John for the film 'Augustus and Gwen John: the fire and the fountain', 1975; photocopies of notes and articles on Edward Nettleship, opthalmic surgeon (1845-1913); and photographs of paintings and drawings, mostly by Augustus John. See also NLW ex 1237.

1. Theophilus Phillips of Newport, co. Mon., surgeon. 2. Mary Kane of Monmouth, widow, and her daughter, Frances Teresa. 3. John Brigges of Monmouth town, surgeon. 4. William Morgan of Bryngwynn, co. Mon., esq. A further release of lands referred to in:. (A) Lease and release (dated 12 and 13 Jan. 1740) of lands in Skenfreth, co. Mon.,. Subject to redemption by the lessor, George Scudamore, on payment of £300. (B) Lease and release (dated March 23 and 24 1742) of the same land to others.

Stocks and their holders.

Notices received and accounts referred to.

Deplores E. T. John's attitude to the war, and accuses him of trying to defeat 'a semi-pagan wild beast. ... with a Sunday school and moral platitudes.'.

A Tory view of the Welsh Liberals' objections to Coalition war policy.

Copy of No. 448.

Reply to No. 493. Chester County Court and Bankruptcy cases.

Flint-Denbigh County Courts: dismayed that the arrangements do not meet with the approval of all the registrars involved.

Asking John Bryn Roberts not to appoint a Registrar to Wrexham County Court, until the Reorganisation Committee has considered consolidating the courts in that area.

A. G. C. Liddell, Assistant Secretary, from the Lord Chancellor's Office, House of Lords, to His Honour Judge J[ohn] Bryn Roberts. Notification of the Lord Chancellor's decision on the reorganisation of County Courts in Denbighshire and Flintshire, and suggesting April 1st as suitable date for the new system to begin operating. Typescript and manuscript.

Agreeing to serve on London Celtic Congress committee.

A. G. Davis, 'Leys on the Cotswolds', reprinted from Farming, Vol. II, No. 8.

Acknowledging E. T. John's payment of super-tax. Printed and MS.

Mr Arnold Morley acknowledges D. A. Thomas's letter of the 13th enclosing a copy of the resolution passed by the Merthyr Vale Chamber of Trade referring to the proposed adoption by the Post Office of the 'cash on delivery' system.

A. G. Moyle, 27 Park Avenue, East Saltney, Chester. Had expected to hear from Huw T. Edwards after the announcement in the press that he was severing his connections with the Labour Party. They will miss his guidance within the Labour Group, above all his ability to state a case. Realises that reaching this decision must have been 'a terrific mental battle' for Huw T. Edwards. Everything has changed so much since the time of the ILP and the old Labour movement in the days of the writer's youth. Is proud to think that it was a Labour government which was responsible for attempting to conquer the scourge of unemployment. But he does regret that capitalism seems to have been strengthened rather than weakened.