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Enclosing historical notes on Haverfordwest Grammar School and copy of school prospectus [see no. 108].

Notes on opening of Day Training College under auspices of University College of South Wales and Monmouthshire, and on no. of students.

Information relating to no. of registered students at University College of North Wales during previous session.

Particulars of no. of registered students at University College, Swansea during previous session, with brief note on the college training department.

Information relating to Juvenile employment and the setting up of employment committees for North and South Wales, also enclosing two specimen forms of application for employment.

Enclosing papers to be considered at next meeting of Departmental Committee on Rural Education in Wales, with ms postscript relating to suggestion to ask J. C. Davies to co-ordinate drafts written by S. J. Evans and a Mr Richards. [papers not found with letter].

Letter from secretary of Departmental Committee on Rural Education in Wales re possibility of organizing small drafting executive following arranged committee meeting in London.

Announcement of S. J. Evans' appointment as member of Central Welsh Board's Regulations and Schedules Sub-committee. Second letter from sender is attached re appointment mentioned in previous letter and presenting information about expenses payable to committee members.

Note on opening date of Monmouthshire Training College.

Note on a piece of paper re enclosed papers [not attached] to be prepared for circulation. At bottom of paper is note in pencil on recommendation of Hadow Report to raise school-leaving age.

Observations on bye-law raising school-leaving age to fifteen.

Letter on behalf of Bangor Diocesan Music Committee expressing support for S. J. Evans' proposals relating to Diocesan Festival Book. [no. 199 was attached. See also nos 132, 200 and 271-2].

Suggestions for format of preface to Bangor Diocesan Festival Book. Welsh. [attached to no. 198]. [for draft copy of preface by S. J. Evans see nos 271-2, and see also no. 132].

Note relating to gaining copyright permissions [of items included in Bangor Diocesan Festival Book], with further note referring to instructions [re the Festival Book] by S. J. Evans. [see also nos 132, 198-99 and 271-72].

Note of thanks.

Thanks on behalf of the Ministry of Labour for sending Annual Report of Secondary Schools' Employment Committees for North and South Wales for 1934 and some observations on the report [see no. 41].

Letter on behalf of Dictionary of the Welsh Language committee concerning S. J. Evans offer to read [his edition] of Drych y Prif Oesoedd, and referring to other offers to read books. Welsh. [see also no. 204].

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.

Exercise book, 104ff., pagination 1-209 entitled 'Anglesey, its Geography, History and Antiquities' compiled by S. J. Evans c. 1904-10. The volume comprises lists of published sources and notes taken from them relating to Anglesey place-names, famous persons, geography and points of antiquarian interest; pamphlets; newspaper cuttings on historical, geographical and antiquarian aspects of Anglesey and elsewhere, including a large number from Y Clorianydd.

Ms notes, 58ff., pagination 1-57, relating to Anglesey. Topics include places, sacred wells, ancient roads, famous persons (i.e. Paul Panton, Robert Morgan, Goronwy Owen), and geological remarks. Authorship is uncertain, but name of Rev. William Pritchard appears on front and Tegwared at end of notes. n.d.