National Library of Wales Archives and Manuscripts

A. G. Coates, Ambleside, (Westmorland to May) Roberts,

5174.
File
1930, April 5.

Part of E. T. John papers

Agreeing to serve on London Celtic Congress committee.

A. G. Davis, 'Leys on the Cotswolds'

C 42/83.
File

Part of Welsh Plant Breeding Station (WPBS) Archives,

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

A. G. Hodgson, London, to E. T. John,

1081.
File
1913, Nov. 21.

Part of E. T. John papers

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

A. G. Leonard, HM Post Master General,

A1/169.
File
1894, April 14.

Part of D. A. Thomas (Viscount Rhondda) Papers,

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 ...,

A1/580.
File
1959, Aug. 14.

Part of Huw T. Edwards Papers

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.

A. G. Prys-Jones papers

GB 0210 PRYNES
Fonds
1907-1989

Papers of A. G. Prys-Jones and, to a much lesser extent, of his friend Don Dale-Jones. A. G. Prys-Jones's papers include letters from him, mainly to Don Dale-Jones, 1967-1987; letters to him from various literary figures, 1934-1987; poetry, including drafts for his published collections, [c. 1923]-[c. 1987], unpublished collections, [c. 1924]-[c. 1968], other published and unpublished poems, 1913-1969, and some poetry notebooks, [c. 1984]; prose works, including short stories, [c. 1930s]-1975, and plays, 1932-1972, many of which were either published, performed or broadcast; drafts and press cuttings of articles and reviews published in newspapers, particularly the Western Mail, 1929-1968, as well as unpublished articles, [c. 1947]-[1960s]; press cuttings of articles about and reviews of Prys-Jones' work, 1923-1987; typescript copies and drafts of The Story of Carmarthenshire and other works, 1941-1972; papers relating to Welsh history, including education in Wales and Llandovery College, 1908-1970; drafts and typescripts of talks, lectures and speeches, including radio scripts, 1937-1958; poetry, prose and lectures by other authors, 1924-1987; and other personal papers and ephemera, 1933-1986. Don Dale-Jones's papers comprise letters, mainly from Dudley G. Davies, 1975-1989.

Prys-Jones, A. G. (Arthur Glyn)

A. G. Prys-Jones, A Little Nonsense (Cowbridge, 1954),