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[ ], Welsh Office and Office for Wales of the Ministry of Housing and Local Government, Cathays Park, Cardiff. Is writing in relation to the Committee on the Legal Status of the Welsh Language. Thanks for the letter about the three generations who are under the same roof, all speaking the Welsh language. The writer will place this before the next meeting of the Committee, and feels sure that the members will be grateful to him for his observations. Welsh.

[ ], Welsh Office, Ministry of Housing and Local Government, Cathays Park, Cardiff to E. B. H. Baker, OBE, Principal Private Secretary to the Minister, Ministry of Education, Curzon Street, London W1. Confirms (on behalf of Mr Palmer) details of the meeting of the deputation of the Council with the Minister on 10 January. Gives a list of the Council members who are to make up the deputation. They are to be accompanied by Mr Palmer, so that there will be nine in all. Incomplete.

Encloses particulars of the account of Patent Comptroller's fees, 1766-7.

Fair play in every aspect of life the fundamental Liberal creed, in contrast to Socialism and Conservatism.

(?) A continuation of Item 65 beginning 'ni hûd ni fed.' On the reverse side are 'englynion' (2) attributed to Lewis Hopcin yr Ieuengaf and Lewis Hopkin yr hynaf respectively.

(?) A continuation of No. 21, ending 'lle bu'n hir y dreindir draw'. 'Cdd i berllanau William Harr[i] o'r Dyffryn olwg a Rhisiart ... o Dyllgoed.' On the reverse side (crossed out) are 'Englynion y Mai o waith (?) ... Gwilym', beginning, 'Yngwig mae odlig wiwdlos yn (?) dinen ...'.

(?) A list of names of possible subscribers headed by the following note: 'To call on Cowper the Poet, or write to him.' Crossed out.

(?) A list of the names of 13 subscribers to Poems Lyric and Pastoral (1794). The sheet appears to have been addressed to 'Mrs Carter'.

(?) A number of Bardic phrases (e.g. 'o dad i dad, o fardd i fyrddiwn', 'Pen a phont i'r Byd yw bardd', 'yngwydd goleuni haul', and 'Bardd wrth fraint a defod'), marked 'Pen a phont.' (Written on the back of part of a letter from [E. W.] in which ... 'milkwoman' and 'Mrs Yearsly' are mentioned.) (Iolo Morganwg MS 136/72).

Belgian neutrality and the outbreak of war in 1914: picks up a point in Zimmern's review of Garner's work on international law (Manchester Guardian, 6 Dec. 1920). Typescript copy.

[? Addendum to no. 3539]. Could recipient please amend one paragraph in D. Lloyd George's article before sending it to press? Gives details of the change.

'... And he thought the long sardonic lines of black hair coming right down the side of my face were less Christian than the hoof of Pan ...' being pp. 7 and 9 of a story featuring Milton Nicholas and Mathias Perry in Meadow Prospect.