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A Kingdom,

Typescript fragments of fiction, 1970s, one bearing the title 'The Silence', but apparently being drafts of James Hanley's novel, A Kingdom (London, 1978).

James Hanley.

A. L. Williams, Transport House, Smith Square, London SW1. Thanks for the message of congratulations and good wishes on his ...,

A. L. Williams, Transport House, Smith Square, London SW1. Thanks for the message of congratulations and good wishes on his appointment. Is somewhat daunted by his prospects, but is encouraged by the expressions of goodwill which he has received from so many good friends. So many things have happened to the writer and to Huw T. Edwards since they first met during the Second World War, and, although they have faced many troubles, the writer believes that they have led very exciting lives.

A. Lake.

Had delayed writing because he had hoped to visit addressee. He had failed to do so because Jefferies, to whom he was a curate, had not informed him of his intentions concerning attending church services.

A Lampoon by 'Jo. Do. Ile of Shippy in Kent',

Beginning: 'As I on my Jorney was coming from France / I hardd att Carmarthen a story by Chance ...'. [It is directed: 'For Mr Godwynne Herbartt, att Ty-yn-Ton, Glamorganshire'. This Godwin was one of those who signed the Neath articles for a cock-match, (A98). His daughter Mary married Edward Evans of Eaglesbush, Neath.].

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