212 canlyniad gyda gwrthrychau digidol Dangos canlyniadau gyda gwrthrychau digidol
Duplicate typescripts of unpublished works, 1980s-1990s, by Dr Geraint Dyfnallt Owen (1908-1993); and other miscellaneous papers including a fragment of a diary entry for 8-9 June 1944, later included in his volume Aeth deugain mlynedd heibio: dyddiadur rhyfel (Gwasg Gwynedd, 1985), and letters of commendation, 1932, from Professors C. T. Atkinson and J. Goronwy Edwards, Oxford. [Correspondence and papers of Geraint Dyfnallt Owen can be found in NLW MSS 23317-46].
A letter from Wynn Smith to Mr Ceris Gruffudd containing information regarding the Welsh Church in Crown Road (later Palatine Hill), Gympey, Australia, together with related photographs.
A typescript copy of an article by Roderick Cave entitled 'The making of The Mabinogion 1944-8: some letters between Christopher Sandford, Gwyn Jones and Dorothea Braby', to be published in the journal Matrix; together with a covering letter from the author to Professor Gwyn Jones. See also NLW ex 1642.
A typescript Welsh version, amended in 1993, of a standard contract between the Co-operative Wholesale Society Ltd and the producer regarding terms and conditions for the purchase of milk supplies by the Co-op Society.
A scrapbook of press cuttings collected by Edmund Davies (1891-1979), Dyffryn Ardudwy, co. Mer. For papers relating to Edmund Davies see NLW MSS 23059A-60C.
Papers, including election addresses, leaflets and press releases, relating to parliamentary by-elections at Pontypridd, 1989 (NLW ex 1609), Vale of Glamorgan, 1989 (NLW ex 1610), and Neath, 1991 (NLW ex 1611).
A copy of David LI. Davies' transcript of the memoirs ('cofiant') of his great grandfather William Davies (1819-1904), born at Nantglyn, co. Denb., and later a draper of Denbigh, London and Liverpool. See also NLW Misc. Records 330.
A typescript essay in Welsh by David Thomas, Bryn Powys, Caernarfon, relating to David Williams (b. 1785), Perthi Llwydion, p. Beddgelert, co. Caern.
Manuscript and typescript notes by the Rev. Dr John Williams James, Chancellor of Bangor, concerning the text known as 'Bonedd y Saint', the time of day when mass was celebrated in the Celtic Church, and the dates of birth and death of St David.
Two volumes of press cuttings, photographs and ephemera assembled by John Davies, district secretary to the Workers' Educational Association in South Wales, mainly relating to the industrial and political life of the area. Some of the items concern Thomas Jones and the establishment of Coleg Harlech in 1927.
Bank book recording transactions made by officials of the Devil's Bridge Sheep Dog Competition, co. Card. See also NLW MS 23180D.
Photocopies of twelve articles by Saunders Lewis published in The Workington Star, 1921-2 (see NLW MS 23027); a copy of The University of Liverpool Roll of Service (Liverpool, 1916); and newspaper cuttings, c.1921-61. Included with correspondence and papers of John Saunders Lewis and of his wife Margaret Lewis (née Gilcriest) purchased from Mrs Mair Saunders Jones, Penarth, in January 1994 (now NLW MSS 23224-33).
Records of the Guild of Welsh Playwrights comprising a visitors' book of its discussion group, 1959-82 (NLW ex 1563), a minute book of meetings, 1970-83 (NLW ex 1564), and the final number, Winter 1986, of its newsletter Stage Directions (NLW ex 1565).
A copy of a leaflet entitled 'So this is Pembrokeshire' containing a map and a list of walking and cycling tours in the county, published by The Milford Haven Services Entertainments Committee (NLW ex 1558); together with a typescript list of late medieval Welsh prophetic verse published in Llen Cymru and the Bulletin of the Board of Celtic Studies (NLW ex 1559).
Two manuscript works by the Reverend T. Trevor Parry (d. 1993), Mold, Wesleyan minister, entitled 'Y Foeseg Gristionogol' and 'Testun y Testament Newydd'; together with a work by him entitled 'Tueddiadau Diwinyddol Ewrop ar ôl y Rhyfel Mawr Cyntaf' (part typescript, part manuscript), and Bible study and other notes donated by Mr Liptrot and Mrs Parry.
Manuscript volume of an essay written by the Rev. David Francis Williams (b. 1899), entitled 'A regional essay on the Gwaun Valley, Fishguard and its environs', including pasted-in photographs.
Manuscript copy of a short unpublished play entitled 'Cyfrinach Llawenydd', by the Rev. T. Alun Williams (d. 1961), Betws Gwerful Goch, co. Merioneth.