Dangos 15040 canlyniad

A proof copy of Brenda Chamberlain, Alun Lewis and the Making of the Caseg Broadsheets (London, 1969), together with printed publicity material for the staging of her play, The Protagonists, in Bangor, 1968.

Agenda and minutes of meetings of the Labour Group on the Welsh Committee of District Councils. Not available without the permission of Joe Wilson MEP.

Typescript lists of baptisms, arranged chronologically, at Capel Newydd Calvinistic Methodist chapel, Llanddarog, co. Carm., 1815-1915, and at Capel-y-ddôl Calvinistic Methodist chapel, Llanarthne, co. Carm., 1816-1923, originally compiled from the registers by the Rev. E. Dewi Davies.

A copy of the original design of Huw Tudor's (Holyhead) coat of arms signed, by the Earl Marshall, the Royal College of Heraldry, and bearing the seal of the college; together with a letter, from the Earl Marshall to Huw Tudor, and certificates from the Royal College of Heraldry and the Australian Heraldic Archival Register recording Huw Tudor's armorial bearings.

Papers, including programmes, minutes of meetings, circular letters and financial papers, reflecting the activities of the London Welsh Association, the Union of London Welsh Cultural Societies and several other societies in London and Wales.

Proofs, typescripts, manuscript notes and correspondence relating to the publication of the volume Ystoryaeu Seint Greal Rhan 1 Y Keis (Cardiff, 1992), edited by Professor Thomas Jones (1910-72). An envelope containing correspondence is not to be made available until 1 July 2008.

Some one hundred and eighty-four letters of sympathy sent to Mrs Ruby Davies, December 1937, on the death of her husband John Davies, district secretary to the Workers' Educational Association in South Wales, including letters from James Griffiths MP, Iorwerth C. Peate, Robert Richards MP, R. Silyn Roberts and D. J. Williams, Abergwaun; together with typescript notes and correspondence, 1936-7.

A brief typescript history in Welsh of Brithdir Congregational Chapel, co. Mer., compiled by Huw Jones Edwards to celebrate the bicentenary of the Chapel. [Another copy donated in March 1995].

A volume containing minutes in Welsh, 1942-3, of Padarn Young Farmers Club ('Urdd Ffermwyr Ifainc Padarn'), parish of Llanbadarn Odwyn, co. Card., and accounts, 1946-53, relating to the sale of daily newspapers and other publications at Llangeitho Post Office (NLW ex 1633); together with a minute book, also in Welsh, 1943-4, of the 'Inter Club' Eisteddfod Committee in the Castell Fflemish, Llanddewibrefi, Padarn and Llangeitho area (NLW ex 1634).

A typescript copy of a thesis entitled 'Changes in the breeding and management of livestock in the county of Montgomery in the last quarter century.'.

Copies of surveys of monumental inscriptions at Meline Church and St Cristiolos church, Eglwyswrw, co. Pemb. (NLW ex 1619-20); and Wern Independent chapel, Llanina (NLW ex 1621), St Ina church, Llanina (NLW ex 1622), Penycae Independent chapel, Llannarth (NLW ex 1623), Holy Cross church, Llechryd (NLW ex 1624), St Michael and All Angels church, Tre-main (NLW ex 1625), St Mary's church, Cardigan (NLW ex 1626), Holy Cross church, Mount (NLW ex 1627), and St Llwchaearn church, Llanllwchaearn, New Quay (NLW ex 1628), all co. Card.

Diaries, written in Welsh and mostly relating to farming matters, of A. J. Olwen Jones' father-in-law Edward Jones of Pen y Bryn, Llanfechain, co. Mont., and later of Penygarnedd, Llanrhaeadr, Oswestry, 1912, 1915, 1917, 1922, 1926, 1928-31, 1933; and of her husband R. Gwilym Jones of Gegin Fedw, Penygarnedd, Oswestry, and later of Cartrefle, Llanfyllin, co. Mont., 1934-5, 1941-5, 1947-65, 1967-72, 1974, 1976, 1978.

A typescript copy of an address given by David Lewis to welcome members of The National Party of Wales to the Summer School at Llandysul, August 1934.

A file of source materials, originals and photocopies, assembled by O. Trevor Roberts while preparing Elfyn a'i Waith (Llanrwst, 1993), a study of R. O. Hughes, Ffestiniog (1858-1919). Included are photographs, press cuttings from newspapers and journals, poetry by 'Elfyn' and correspondence. The correspondents include R. O. Hughes ('Elfyn'), Humphrey Jones ('Bryfdir') and J. W. Jones.

A copy of the song 'Were you there' in tonic sol-fa arranged by Edward Lewis L.T.S.C. (1878-1941), Cwmaman, Aberdare, co. Glam., musician, for 'The Gamut Glee & Madrigal Society'.

Press cuttings from the Aberdare Leader, together with photographs of the executive committee and members of Trecynon Dramatic Society, Aberdare, co. Glam.