Dangos 15054 canlyniad

A copy of the study '18th century Welsh domestic textile to 20th century fashion fabric', for the Scotver Higher Certificate in Textiles (Fabric Production (Woven) Project).

A pedigree of The Reverend E J Basil Jones' ancestors, compiled by his father, the Reverend E Aman Jones or his cousin Dr Iorwerth Hughes Jones, Swansea.

A folder containing reports, leaflets, correspondence and papers compiled by Albert Gilbey, the Labour Party's agent in the Ceredigion and Pembroke North Constituency, during the 1987 General Election Campaign.

A file containing correspondence and papers relating to the National Broadcasting Committee which was established to secure a full broadcasting service in Wales, including a full Welsh Language service on the fourth channel.

Press pack containing printed and duplicated material and photographs relating to the official reopening of The Hotel Portmeirion, 17 June 1988.

Bound copies of two volumes compiled by J I Morgan based on his researches into family history and relating in particular to the families of Morgan of Pencoed, Glamorgan, James of Llandygwydd and Tregibby, co. Cardigan, and Jenkins of Cardigan and Tivyside (NLW ex 1012-3) and of his account, with summaries and extracts, of the Jenkins of Cilbronnau family letters (NLW MSS 1896-7E) (NLW ex 1014).

A series of ten brief typescript articles by Thomas Iorwerth Ellis on places of interest in the Aberystwyth area ('Cyfres Teithiau'r Aelwyd' [i.e. Aelwyd yr Urdd, Aberystwyth]).

An incomplete duplicate set of Corn Rolls or Survey of Agricultural Holdings, from among the Caernarfonshire War Agricultural Executive Committee Records deposited at Caernarfon Record Office (see List of Caerns. War Ag. Exec. Records XC 20/5/1-90). The survey gives, by parish, names of holdings, occupiers, landowners, statistics of acreages, labour and livestock, notes on soil fertility, etc. Some holdings are not fully detailed. Parishes represented in this duplicate set are as follows (original numbers preserved): 1, Maenan; 2, Llanrhychwyn; 3, Trefriw, Abbey and Llanrhychwyn; 4, Dolwyddelan; 5, Eidda; 6, Llechwedd; 7, Llandudno; 8, Penrhyn; 9, Llanrhos; 10, Llangwstenin; 11, Llysfaen; 12, Llanfairfechan; 13, Llangelynin; 14, Gyffin; 15, Conwy; 16, Dolgarrog; 17, Caerhun; 18, Llanbedr y Cenin; 19, Dwygyfylchi; 20, Betws-y-coed; 21, Capel Curig; 22, Penmachno; 23, Aber and Bangor; 24, Betws Garmon; 25, Llanfaglan; 26, Pentir; 27, Llanfair-is-gaer; 28, Llanberis; 29, Llanwnda; 30/31, Llanllechid.

A copy of An inventory of the ancient monuments in Wales and Monmouthshire. II - County of Flint (1912) once belonging to Thomas Edwards of Brynteg, Chester, containing manuscript notes and additions in his hand, and enclosures, including two letters, 1915-24, from Edward Owen, secretary of the RCAM (Wales and Mon.).

An incomplete copy of Esponiad Ar Gatechism yr Eglwys, Etc. bearing the signatures of 'David Davies ... 1767', 'Mary Jones' and 'Gabriel Jones'. Stitched into parchment wrappers, being part of an indenture of bargain and sale, dated 1 Feb. [?1664], of land in the township of Cristionydd Cynrig, parish of Rhiwabon, made between Edward Lloyd of [ ] and Margaret vch Robert of the parish of Rhiwabon, co. Denbigh, widow.

Miscellaneous printed material relating to Gwyl Ifan (The Festival of St John), the annual folk dance festival organised by Cwmni Dawns Werin Canolfan Caerdydd.

Copies of transcripts, with indexes, of monumental inscriptions at Bethania Congregational chapel, Upper Tumble, Llan-non, co. Carmarthen, and Hill Mountain Wesleyan Methodist chapel and St Mary's church, Burton, co Pembroke (NLW ex 971-3); and a typescript transcript of the church register of Bethania Congregational chapel, Upper Tumble, Llan-non, 1800-54, deposited at NLW [Minor Deposit 875B] (NLW ex 974).

Copy of a lecture by Dr Thomas Richards, Bangor, transcribed from a tape recording: ' "Casglu Llawysgrifau". Darlith a draddodwyd ... yn ystod Cynhadledd Awdurdodau Llyfrgelloedd Cymru a Mynwy, Aberystwyth, Mai 21ain - 23ain, 1958.'.

A volume containing cuttings of 'By Severn Sea: A History of Two Generations' by Ralph Garstock, from The Weekly Mail, 1885. Bookplate and signature of Edward Laws, Brython Place, Tenby.

Notebook of John Robert Pryse ('Golyddan', 1840-62) containing lecture notes on chemistry, taken while he was a medical student at Edinburgh University.

Copies of three articles by Iorwerth W Prothero entitled 'The coming of Barry', based on the research notes of S A Tylke and published in the Barry District News.