Dangos 309 canlyniad

Papers and books from the library of Samuel James Evans, 1668, 1782-1824, [1860x1938], comprising papers of educational interest, including papers relating to the Departmental Committee on Rural Education in Wales, 1927-1930, papers relating to rural education in general, 1911, 1925-1928, Llangefni County School, 1908-1935, and education in general, including publications and papers of various institutions, societies and committees, [after 1883-1936]; pamphlets mainly relating to education and the Church in Wales, [1904x1938]; newspaper cuttings relating to education, general topics and derivations, meaning, spelling and variations of Welsh words, [c.1919]-[1930]; letters to S. J. Evans relating mainly to education, [c. 1920]-1936; papers relating to the history of Anglesey, including notes and scrapbooks, pamphlets, newspaper cuttings, letters to S. J. Evans, related and miscellaneous matter, [1645x1938]; miscellaneous papers, 1668x1935]; together with the published works of S. J. Evans, 1909-1911.

Brief comments on effect of education authorities requiring matriculation qualifications when employing teachers.

Reply to enquiries about production and distribution of Horlicks' Malted Milk to schools.

Enclosing two pamphlets relating to education in Belgium, Germany and Holland, [see nos 88 and 99 ]. Attached is S. J. Evans' reply, expressing thanks for information and presenting a few personal comments.

Information relating to a conference later in the month, stating nos attending and tea arrangements.

Enclosing list of books on rural education in America, and information about American organizations concerned with rural life. [List of books only are enclosed]. Brief note in S. J Evans' hand at bottom of letter re letter he wrote to Mabel Carney and Dr Jesse Jones promising copy of a report.

Observations on need to give girls of school-leaving age training in practical domestics and housewifery, drawing attention to illiteracy of Welsh girls.

Particulars of pupils on roll of Anglesey schools.

Suggestions of sources for further study by S. J. Evans on history of Coleg Bala Bangor (Bangor Theological College). Welsh.

Thanks for support expressed by S. J. Evans to sender's address at meeting attended by deputation of Local Education Authority, and notes on history of Bangor Training College.

Particulars of opening of Monmouthshire Training College, Caerleon, and of no. of students.

Particulars of history of Barry Training College, enclosing 1927-8 prospectus. [see no. 92].

Enclosing particulars re Carmarthen Training College and draft copy of College Annual Report. [see no. 59].

Particulars relating to University College, Swansea, National Council of Music, National School of Medicine, and the Welsh Theological Colleges.

Particulars of history of Bala Grammar School, and sender's request for return of enclosed copy of 'Scheme for School at Bala, 1866'. [Copy of 'Scheme' not attached].

Notes on founding of Training College of Domestic Arts for South Wales and Monmouthshire, and on courses followed there, also enclosing pamphlet containing further particulars relating to founding of college. [see no. 71].

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