| Description | This includes drafts of letters in the hand of Lord Penrhyn and letters addressed to Lord Penrhyn from various correspondents: Lord Kenyon, Hugh J Ellis Nanney, Henry Platt, the editor of the Liverpool Courier and Lord Penrhyn himself. Topics discussed include the appointment of president of the National Union of The North Wales Division of the National Union of Cooperative and Institutional Associations. Lord Penrhyn declines the presidency due to his health and discussion is made a to tan appropriate president, of which J Ellis Nanney is considered. Following this are newspaper cuttings relating to the Unionist cause and election in the Eifion division. |