National Library of Wales Archives and Manuscripts

A. W. Halden, Swansea, to E. T. John, London,

974.
File
1913, Oct. 20.

Swansea Borough Council's resolution calling for Welsh autonomy in education. Typescript.

A. W. Matthews, Llwynypia, to E. T. John,

268.
File
1912, Jan. 15.

Recent labour troubles have depleted the resources of the Mid-Rhondda and District Dairymen's Association such that they are unable to send representatives to the Cardiff meeting of Welsh agriculturalists.

A, E. Hughes, Penrhyndeudraeth to E. T. John,

4788.
File
1927, June 4.

Part of E. T. John papers

Joining Celtic Congress.

Abel J. Jones, Cardiff, to E. T. John,

1710.
File
1917, June 3.

Part of E. T. John papers

Enclosing summary accounts re publication of Deffro! Mae'n Ddydd! Praises E. T. John's Llanelli speech. Welsh/English. Typescript.

Abel J. Jones, Cardiff, to E. T. John,

1681.
File
1917, April 24.

Part of E. T. John papers

Re publication of Jones's pamphlet, Deffro! Mae'n Ddydd!. Typescript.

Abel J. Jones, Cardiff, to E. T. John,

1772.
File
1917, Oct. 11.

Part of E. T. John papers

Struggling to sell copies of Jones's book Deffro! Mae'n Ddydd! Asking E. T. John to pay for the sending of a copy to each County School in Wales. Wishes to remain anonymous. Only E. T. John and John Hinds have given any help with the project. Typescript. Welsh.

Abel John Jones, Cardiff, to E. T. John,

1702.
File
1917, May 17.

Part of E. T. John papers

Asking E. T. John to promote-Jones's pamphlet Deffro! Mae'n Ddydd! at Llanelli the next two days. Typescript.

Abergele and Pensarn Visitor, almost entirely devoted to supporting E. T. John's candidature in the West Denbighshire Parliamentary election,

Group 2 / 162.
File
1918, Dec. 14.

Part of E. T. John papers

Aberystwyth. St. David's Day. E. T. John's speech at the dinner of the Aberystwyth Welsh Society,

Group 2 / 63.
File
1912, Feb. 29.

Part of E. T. John papers

Typescript. Welsh.

Against Home Rule. The Case for the Union by A. J. Balfour and others,

5430.
File
1912.

Part of E. T. John papers

Against Home Rule. The Case for the Union by A. J. Balfour and others, 1912.

Against the Vote of Credit (Commons, November 1914, undelivered),

5336.
File
1914.

Part of E. T. John papers

(Agnes) Aston, (London) to E. T. John,

300.
File
1912, Feb. 14.

Part of E. T. John papers

Thanking for the tickets. Telegram.

Agnes Aston, London, to E. T. John,

304.
File
(?1912, Feb. 19?).

Part of E. T. John papers

Gratitude for the ticket E. T. John gave her.

Ag(n)es O'farrelly to (A. O.) Roberts,

4373.
File
1925, April 24.

Part of E. T. John papers

Asking him to delay his visit to Ireland until the Irish Committee is certain of its booking of the Abbey Theatre. (4369: 4375). Typescript copy.

Agnes O'farrelly to E. T. John,

3019.
File
1921, Dec. 5.

Part of E. T. John papers

Inviting E. T. John to her place for a chat. Depressing news (for Irish freedom). (3013: 3026).

(Agnes O'Farrelly) to E. T. John,

3035.
File
1921, Dec. 21.

Part of E. T. John papers

Still in Dublin awaiting the outcome of the Dáil. Divided legislature for Ireland is certain. (3029: 3038).

Agnes O'farrelly to E. T. John,

2202.
File
1919, June 21.

Part of E. T. John papers

Praising E. T. John's obvious interest in the Celtic Congress. Irish preparations for Edinburgh. Dublin Congress planned for August 1920. Her brother is visiting chemical works at Conwy and Manchester. (2194: 2208).

Agnes O'farrelly to E. T. John,

2396.
File
1919, Nov. 2.

Part of E. T. John papers

Re the Irish University Senate elections - political moves. Celtic Congress constitution and the Gaelic League. (2361: 2432).

Agnes O'farrelly to E. T. John,

2711.
File
1920, Oct. 12.

Part of E. T. John papers

Scottish Celtic Congress turmoils. Seeks Welsh Outlook editors address. Lloyd George's Caernarfon speech: O'Farrelly always knew Lloyd George hated Ireland. Accuses Lloyd George of 'ripening the present situation' and forecasts his downfall. Word of praise for Llewelyn Williams. (2683: 2713).

Agnes O'farrelly to E. T. John,

4957.
File
1928, July 4.

Part of E. T. John papers

Agreeable to travel to Scotland on the 21st, if E. T. John has the meeting arranged (re Celtic Congress). Miss Dobbs may accompany her. Hyde will not. (4941: 4958). Typescript.

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