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Much appreciates the Council's attitude. The joint committee cannot report on St Asaph school before the County Governing Board meet. Denbigh and Abergele are envious that St Asaph should 'poach' pupils. Constitution of the Flintshire half of the joint committee.

Will's health. Congratulations to Mrs Lewis on the safe arrival. It is sad to hear of Viriamu Jones's death.

Has made notes on the Welsh objects at the British Museum. There is a need to prepare a scheme for a Welsh National Gallery and Museum. Two Welsh bronze shields.

Encloses a letter of introduction to the Minister of Public Instruction. A draft or copy of the letter is written on the reverse in French.

Thanks for kindness at the House of Commons. Relations between Britain and the French Republic. The proposals of Thomas Barclay. Now wishes to approach John Herbert Lewis and other Welsh Members.

Regrets failing to reply to the invitation sent to Rhyl. Will call on John Herbert Lewis at the House next week. Is anxious to attempt 'a drastic reform of the drink question in the Transvaal & the Orange River Colonies'. A 'practical solution of the liquor problem in the two colonies' is within reach.

Will meet John Herbert Lewis and Mr Caine on Monday.

Met John Herbert Lewis at Rendel's. Is prepared to be of assistance, and will meet some of the Welsh Members shortly.

Thanks for letters to 'my dear invalid'. Worthing has a fine hotel at which John Herbert Lewis might stay. Dr Owen has given an encouraging report.

Cadwaladr's health. Could Frank Edwards write again to Cadwaladr? 'Is it any use trying to defeat this blundering Government? The only hope is that they will go on until they hang themselves with their own ropes'. Cadwaladr would welcome further letters from John Herbert Lewis.

The Education Bill does not contain a clause relating to the proportion between lay and clerical members among the managers of Voluntary Schools. It is possible for the Rector and his curates to make up two-thirds of the body.

Thanks for letter and visit to Orchill. Will consider what John Herbert Lewis has said about SS's retirement from public life.

Thanks for letter from Scotland. Cadwaladr's health. Frank Edwards and his wife have visited.

Thanks for letter and enclosure. The work undertaken by the Forward Movement is very difficult. Discusses the Education Bill.

J. P. Morgan is 'one of the most dangerous men to the British as a Nation that I know'. Is disappointed at the role assumed by the trade unions. Discusses the shipping industry.

Regrets John Herbert Lewis's inability to attend the meeting. The people from Blaenau would have been pleased to hear John Herbert Lewis - '...for next to their beloved Tom Ellis I think there is no member they listen to with such respect, past or present'.

Cadwaladr's health. Is looking forward to see John Herbert Lewis.

Has had three conferences in Flintshire with his constituents: 'They were most kind. They all insisted on my remaining member whether I was able to attend Parliament or not!' No longer plans to retire in early 1903. Appreciates John Herbert Lewis's remarks about his book. 'The Liberal re-action is in full force all over the country, and it is not impossible that the Government may go to pieces before the end of the present Parliament'. Will not contest the constituency again.

Invitation to a private meeting to discuss 'Wales & Free Education' and Intermediate Education. T. E. Ellis and others will attend.

Is John Herbert Lewis prepared to be the candidate for the division if Taylor fails to come forward? 'Strictly Private & Confidential'.