Letter from H. H. Asquith, 10 Downing St., Whitehall, to A. J. Williams,
Rhan oA.J. Williams Papers,
Fully appreciates the 'loyalty and zeal' with which A. J. Williams has served the Liberal Party. Yet could not include him among the recommendations for the Birthday Honours.
Photocopies of part of A 13/23.
Rhan oA.J. Williams Papers,
Letter from A. J. Williams to T. W. David,
Rhan oA.J. Williams Papers,
Is glad to know steps are being taken within the old constituency. Feels strongly that he has been overlooked.
Letter from T. Marchant Williams, Rhydfelen, Builth Wells, to A. J. Williams,
Rhan oA.J. Williams Papers,
Has seen John Rowland. Nothing can be done until the New Year honours. Will continue to 'prod' the officials. Problems in running The Nationalist, 'the only really independent magazine in Wales'. The Cardiff Cymmrodorion Society would like A. J. Williams to give it a garden party at Coedymwstwr. The Society has 1200 names on its books.
Copy of The New House of Commons, 1886: a Pall Mall Gazette extra,
Rhan oA.J. Williams Papers,
John Boke Fowler, Statistics of the County of Glamorgan,
Rhan oA.J. Williams Papers,
Rhan oA.J. Williams Papers,
Report of an extraordinary meeting of shareholders of the National Liberal Club Buildings Co Ltd held in the conference room of the National Liberal Club.
Rhan oA.J. Williams Papers,
Rhan oA.J. Williams Papers,
Copy of letter from A. J. Williams to the chairman of the National Liberal Club managing committee, accepting the invitation to become chairman of the committee.
Rhan oA.J. Williams Papers,
Copy of letter from A. J. Williams to George Whiteley, enclosing a copy of a brief statement (A 18/27) on the history of the National Liberal Club. Pays tribute to the 'energy and ability' of those who acted on A. J. Williams's suggestion to establish the club. Has agreed to become chairman of the managing committee but has reservations.
Copy of letter from A. J. Williams to Lord Carrington,
Rhan oA.J. Williams Papers,
Now wishes to resign the two offices he holds in the National Liberal Club. The Club has met with much success and has assisted the Liberal party. The various committees have performed their duties well. It is vital to increase the membership of the Liberal Party. Is grateful for the kindness he has received.
Copy of letter from A. J. Williams to Donald Murray,
Rhan oA.J. Williams Papers,
Thanks for the resolution of the general committee and the invitation to dinner.
Letter from R. Hope Moncrieff, 5 Chandos Road, Walm Lane, NW, to A. J. Williams,
Rhan oA.J. Williams Papers,
Is writing a history of the Century Club, and would welcome A. J. Williams's help. Recounts recollections of the club and asks A. J. Williams for confirmation.
Copy letter from A. J. Williams to 'Mr Chairman',
Rhan oA.J. Williams Papers,
Is resigning from the managing committee.
Rhan oA.J. Williams Papers,
Text of address to A. J. Williams by the National Liberal Club on his resigning the chairmanship of the managing committee, with notes by Eliot Crawshay Williams.
Rhan oA.J. Williams Papers,
Rhan oA.J. Williams Papers,
Letter from Mark F. Napier, National Liberal Club Buildings Co. Ltd, National Liberal Club, Whitehall Place, London SW, to A. J. Williams. A. J. Williams's letter was received with regret at a meeting of the company. Berridge is to be asked to take the vacant chair.
Rhan oA.J. Williams Papers,
Rhan oA.J. Williams Papers,
Correspondence, press cuttings and lists relating to the marriage of A. J. Williams and Rose Harriette Thompson Crawshay, including letters from Miss Caroline E. Williams, 29 May 1877 (C1/1) and Robert Crawshay, 13 July 1877 (C1/3).