National Library of Wales Archives and Manuscripts

B5/7.
File
1976.

Music score (transparency) (114pp) for 1(+pic)212/2221/Hp/perc/timp/str/S. A. Bar. voices. Comprising: Overture; Cân y Milwr; Battle Sequence; March: Entry of the King; Dance; Machine Sequence; Introduction; Finale; Hen Hanes Cymru. [M.173]

A One Act Farce entitled A Husband to Order or Matched But Not Mated, written by J[ohn] B[aker] G[abb],

1151.
File
19th cent.

Part of Baker-Gabb Family Papers,

A one legged man takes a walk: first draft

NLW MS 21495C.
File
1969

Part of Brenda Chamberlain manuscripts

Exercise book containing an autograph first draft of the film script 'A one legged man takes a walk'. According to a note on f. 2 the work was begun in Ydra in 1967 and continued until 1971. The present draft appears to date from 1969 (f. 1).

A one legged man takes a walk: fourth and fifth drafts

NLW MS 21497E.
File
[1969x1971]

Part of Brenda Chamberlain manuscripts

Fourth draft (typescript, incomplete, 26 ff.) and fifth draft (typescript, 56 ff.) of 'A one legged man takes a walk'.

A one legged man takes a walk: second and third drafts

NLW MS 21496E.
File
[1969x1971]

Part of Brenda Chamberlain manuscripts

Second draft (typescript and autograph, 25 ff.) and third draft (typescript with autograph revision, 53 ff.) of 'A one legged man takes a walk'.

A Opera on Tour,

SP/1970.
File
1970.

Part of Welsh National Opera Records

B Cardiff, April, May. C Bristol, May. D Southampton, Nov. E Swansea, Nov. F Swansea, March. G Llandudno, Aug. H Cardiff, Sept., Oct. J Swansea Festival, Oct. K Sunderland, Nov., Dec. L Manchester, Oct., Nov. M Leeds, Nov., Dec. N Birmingham, Nov. P Sheffield Concert, Dec. 11.

A Opera on Tour,

SP/1969.
File
1969.

Part of Welsh National Opera Records

B Chorale Tour of North Wales, Autumn. C St David's National Festival, March. D Cardiff, April, May. E Bristol, May. F Swansea, Dec. G Royal Albert Hall, June. H Llandudno, Aug. J Cardiff, Sept., Oct. K Birmingham, Nov. L Liverpool, Nov.

A. Osmond Williams press cuttings

GB 0210 MSOSMAMS
Fonds
[1900]-[1910]

Four scrapbooks, compiled [1900]-[1910], containing press cuttings and letters, [1869], 1893-1910, relating to the political career of A. Osmond Williams, MP, and to his son Lieut. Osmond T. D. Williams.
The scrapbooks were evidently compiled by a member of A. Osmond Williams' family, probably his sister Alice or his mother Annie; with a few exceptions the cuttings are dated no later than early 1904, coinciding with Annie's death in June of that year.

(A. Osmond Williams, 1,5,8; D.A. Thomas, 2; Walter F. Roch, 3-4, 13, 18, 21; L.G. Chiozza Money, 7; Lord St ...,

16.
File
1909.

Part of Ellis W. Davies Papers,

(A. Osmond Williams, 1,5,8; D.A. Thomas, 2; Walter F. Roch, 3-4, 13, 18, 21; L.G. Chiozza Money, 7; Lord St. David's, 9, 25; H.H. Asquith, 15; Earl Carrington, 16; William Eames, 17; J. Herbert Lewis, 20; David Lloyd George, 22, 24; Thomas Jones, 26; Sir Henry Jones, 31; J. Herbert Roberts, 32).

[A.] Osmond [Williams, MP] from the House of Commons, to [John] Bryn [Roberts],

394.
File
1906, July 11.

Part of John Bryn Roberts Collection,

Account of writer's interview with the Lord Chancellor regarding John Bryn Roberts's desire for a transfer to North Wales: Knowledge of Welsh: Judge M[oss]'s ignorance of the language.

[A.] Osmond Williams, Penrhyndeudraeth,

69.
File
1914, July 1.

Part of Sir Haydn Jones Papers

Thanks for kind letters; sorrow at Henry Haydn Jones's failure to attend [? a meeting].

A. Osmond Williams, Penrhyndeudraeth,

542.
File
1922.

Part of Sir Haydn Jones Papers

A. Osmond Williams, Penrhyndeudraeth,

3.
File
1900, Sept. 16.

Part of Sir Haydn Jones Papers

Writer's schedule of speeches in his election campaign [for Merioneth, 1900 and 1906].

A. P. Graves. Letters, 1920-8, to P. Diverres from Alfred Perceval Graves; with proofs of the Breton section of the ....

191. (MS. 242B).
File

Part of Paul Diverres Collection,

A. P. Graves. Letters, 1920-8, to P. Diverres from Alfred Perceval Graves; with proofs of the Breton section of the latter' s Celtic Song Book (London, 1928). English; French; Breton.

A. P. Graves, Harlech to E. T. John,