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Album, numbered 2235, of newspaper cuttings relating to DLlG, with a few autograph congratulatory poems. Ff. 58.

Album numbered 2237, of newspaper cuttings relating to DLlG. Pp. 160. [This and the following volume, NLW MS 20460, appear to have been compiled by D. Lloyd Price of Oldham, cf. NLW MS 20460, pp. i and 93].

Album numbered 2238, of newspaper cuttings relating to DLlG. Pp. 102. [This and the preceding volume, NLW MS 20459, appear to have been compiled by D. Lloyd Price of Oldham, cf. pp. i and 93].

Family letters numbered 2239-2284, viz Margaret LlG to DLlG, 1891-1926 (2239-2252), DLlG to Richard Lloyd, 1890-1895 (2253-2255), Richard Lloyd to DLlG, 1896-1915 (2256-2273), DLlG to William George, 1902 (2274), and William George to DLlG, 1894-1907 (2275-2284).

Letters numbered 2393-2447, to DLlG as in NLW MS 20462C. The two volumes are complemenary, cf. introductory note. The correspondents, apart from some items at the end of the volume, are in alphabetical order, as follows: A. H. D. Acland, 1909; Margaret, lady Birkenhead, 1934; [Rev.] Charles Brown, 1938; Winston Churchill (telegrams), 1910-1933; George S. F. Edwards, plus copy reply, 1918; [Lord] Ernle, 1930; D. Lloyd Evans and J. Davies Hughes, Corwen, 1892; Kate Freeman, 1914; Thomas Gee, 1888; George [V], [?1911]-1932; Arthur Gray, Master of Jesus College, to [Gwilym] LlG, 1913; J. M. Hogge, [MP], [1923]; Mamie Maitland Jones, 1914; William Jones, Derwyn Fawr, 1902; A. Lascelles, 1940; Ramsay MacDonald, 1931; [Sir] J. P. Maclay, 1918; [Sir] George Croydon Marks,1922; E. W. Moir, 1914; J. L. Middleton, 1914; John Morley, 1903; Alick Murray, [Master of Elibank] (cf. no. 2445), 1910; George Nicholson, 1910; Helen Owen, Llanfairfechan, [19--]; E[gerton] P[hillimore], 1918; [--] Pitt to [A. J.] Sylvester, 1926; J[ohn] R[owland], [?1908]; [A. G. Edwards], bishop of St Asaph, 1911; [W. T. Havard], bishop of St Asaph, 1940; C. P. Scott, 1911-1917; G. H. Shakespeare, 1923; A. J. Sylvester (enclosing a letter from Sir Archibald Sinclair), 1931; [Sir] Archibald [Sinclair], 1932; [Lord] Derby, 1918; Ethel Snowden, 1910; A. J. Sylvester, 1930-1939; [King] Vittorio Emanuele, 1926; James Leslie Wanklyn, 1904; W. H. Watson, 1918; Mary Prydderch Williams, 1916; W. C. Williams, Salt Lake City, 1919; Fred Woodman, 1893; and miscellaneous fragments (2441-2447), including from the [Master of Elibank], 1911 (2445).

Album numbered 2448, of cards and greetings sent to DLlG.

Letters numbered 2522-2546, from Richard Owen to D. and Margaret LlG (his daughter).

Letters numbered 2751-2859, to Margaret LlG. They mostly relate to her public and social life. The correspondents are in alphabetical order, as follows: [Sir] W. Ryland D. Adkins, 1914; Duke of Atholl, 1932; Michael Arlen, [c.1930]; Lucy Baldwin, 1937; [Sir] John E. Bankes, 1929; C. A. Montague Barlow, 1923; Henrietta O. Barnett, 1923; L. Hore Belisha, 1935; Margaret, [lady] Birkenhead, [c.1930]; S. Morse Brown, 1929; Rosalind Carlisle, 1914; Thelma Cazalet, 1937-1939; Ivy Chamberlain, 1937; Diane Chamberlain, [date not supplied]; J. Clifford, 1919; Geoffrey [Crawshay], 1928-1940; [Lord] D[awson] (cf. also no. 2825), [date not supplied]; George M. Ll. Davies, 1920; J. Gwynoro Davies, 1919; W. Watkin Davies, 1938; [Lord] Dawson, [date not supplied]; [Lord] Derby, 1938; [Lord] Devonport, 1931; [Lord] Drogheda, 1940; Violet Douglas-Pennant, [?c.1920]; Muriel du Maurier, [date not supplied]; 'Cybi' [Robert Evans], 1913; George [V], 1931; Maud [Lady] Gladstone of Hawarden, 1935; E[llis] J[ones] Griffith, 1910; Mary Ellis Griffith, 1915-1938; 'Carneddog' [Robert Griffith], 1940; Frederick Guest, 1920; R. B. Haldane, 1910; [Lord] Hewert, 1936; and E. Morgan Humphreys, 1939. The sequence is continued in the next volume, NLW MS 20470C.

Letters numbered 2693-2750, of condolence to Margaret LlG on the death of her mother.

Letters numbered 2860-2956, to Margaret LlG, continuing the sequence in the previous volume, NLW MS 20469C. The correspondents, arranged in alphabetical order, are: Ernest Hughes, 1934; 'Ceridwen Peris' [Alice Gray Jones], 1935-1937; William Jones, [MP], 1914; Belle Kearney, 1916; Charlotte Knollys, 1918; Frank Lascelles, [date not supplied]; Alan Lenox-Boyd, [date not supplied]; J. Herbert Lewis, 1914; J. E. Lloyd, 1934; Ramsay MacDonald, 1933; R[eginald] McKenna, 1914; Leila Megane [Megan Jones], 1920; Alick Murray, [master of Elibank], 1911-1912; Hilda Murray, 1910; Sybil, [lady] Penrhyn, [1940]; Mary Priestley [wife of J. B.], 1940; [Lord and Lady] Reading, 1921-1932; [Sir] Archibald Sinclair, 1937; [Lady] Pam[ela Smith], [date not supplied]; [Lady] Ethel Snowden, 1937; Harold Spender, 1921; Isabel Sykes, 1934; [J. H.] Thorpe, 1938; Emlyn [Williams], 1935; J. Pentir Williams, 1938; Kingsley Wood, 1937-1939; and [Sir] Basil Zaharoff, 1933.

Letters numbered 2957-3013, to Margaret LlG. This sequence complements that in the previous two volumes, NLW MSS 20469-70C (cf. introductory note). The correspondents include the following: Austen Chamberlain, 1925 (2960); Ivy Chamberlain, 1925 (2961); [Sir] A. H. Crosfield, 1930 (2963); David R. Daniel, [?1896] (2964); Peter Hughes Griffiths, 1907 (2973); W. Goscombe John, 1921 (2975); 'Ceridwen Peris' [Alice Gray Jones], 1901 (2976); [Professor] Henry Jones, 1905 (2980); W. O. Jones (a love letter), 1887 (2981); Frank Lascelles, [date not supplied] (2982); [Lady] Londonderry, [1923] (2984); Reginald McKenna, 1905 (2987); 'Alafon' [Owen Griffith Owen], 1907 (2989); V[iolet, duchess of] R[utland], 1922 (2991); [Lord] Reading, 1919-1926 (2992-2995); Daniel Rees, 1907 (2996); John Rowland, 1911 (3004); J[ohn Owen, bishop of] St Davids, 1922 (3005); and Harold Spender, 1901 (3008).

Speeches and notes for speeches, numbered 3014-3045, many incomplete. No. 3027 consists of notes made during the visit to Canada and the USA in 1923. No. 3044 is the typescript of a newspaper article. No. 3045 is made up of fragments of speeches. Due to pressure of time at the time of sorting, the speeches were numbered with little regard for chronology. Since many of the speeches are dateable, a table of suggested dates is provided.

Margaret LlG. Miscellaneous papers numbered 3046-3080, connected with her public work; business papers, including certificates of ownership and one bill of sale; a few miscellaneous personal documents.

Letters numbered 3081-3126, to Olwen LlG (later Carey Evans). Nos 3081-122 are from her mother, all but two of them in the years 1922-3 when Major and Mrs Carey Evans were in India; these letters are more expansive than most of the family letters in the collection. Nos 3123-4 are from her father, 1902. No. 3125 is from Lord Reading, 1923.

Letters numbered 3127-3182, to Megan LlG. Correspondents include the following: her father, 1912-1944 (3127-3154); her mother, 1918-1937 (3155-3161); Clement Attlee, 1948-1949 (3165-3166); [Lady] Violet Bonham-Carter, 1947 (3167-3168); D. Clifton Brown, Speaker, [date not supplied] (3169); Isobel Cripps, 1943 (3181); [Lord] Dawson, 1943 (3172); Dingle [Foot], 1943-1949 (3173-3174); A. Percival Graves, 1919 (3175); and Hector McNeil, 1948 (3177). Cf. NLW MS 20482C for further letters to Megan.

Miscellaneous papers numbered 3183-3186, viz, notes on her German visit (with her father), 1936 (3183); diary for 16 days in Paris during the 1919 conference (3184); copy of Winston Churchill's tribute to DLlG in the Commons, 28 March 1953 (3185); and draft article or address on DLlG by Megan, [date not supplied] (3186).

Miscellaneous LlG family papers numbered 3187-3233, viz, letters from DLlG to his children Mair, Richard and Gwilym, 1902-1919 (3187-3193); various family letters, [date not supplied] (3193-3201); various papers including DLlG's marriage certificate (no. 3202) and school reports of his children, [date not supplied] (3202-3213); and poems written to members of the LlG family, mostly in Welsh and by local poets (3214-3233).

Account books, bank books, books of cheque counterfoils of Richard Owen (father of Margaret LlG), numbered 3234-40.

Owen family papers, numbered 3241-3322, mostly relating to Richard Owen, 1855-1903. They include several bills of sale and other documents connected with ownership of shares in ships. No. 3289 is a receipt to Margaret LlG, 1913, for a share in a vessel being built at Porthmadog.