Dangos 15051 canlyniad

Copi o'r gyfrol Gorchestion Beirdd Cymru... (Amwythig, 1773) wedi'i golygu gan Rhys Jones, yn dwyn enw George Brymer, Highgate, Garndolbenmaen, 1860, ac yn cynnwys marwnad ganddo i'w fab John a fu farw 19 Rhagfyr 1866, yn ddwy ar bymtheng mlwydd oed; ynghyd â thoriad o'r wasg o Cronicl Cymru yn rhoi adroddiad am ei angladd.

A survey of monumental inscriptions at Seion Baptist Chapel, St Clears, co. Carmarthen, prepared by members of the Carmarthen branch of the Dyfed Family History Society.

A typescript paper entitled 'Quest for the Gough family' given by Guy Gough in 1978, relating to his Welsh ancestry, including Sir Mathew Gough (1390-1450).

Llyfr cofnodion, 1950-1972, Bwrdd Seren Gomer, cyfnodolyn chwarterol y Bedyddwyr a ddaeth i ben yn 1983, a chrynodebau o'r cyfrifon, 1953-1971; ynghyd â chyfrol yn cynnwys enwau'r tanysgrifwyr, y rhai a dderbyniai gopïau am ddim a ffigurau cylchrediad a gwerthiant, 1944-1972.

Exhibition catalogues and other printed material, 1955-1988, relating to the artist and writer Brenda Chamberlain (1912-1971).

Photocopies of two press cuttings relating to the Welsh singer Leila Megane (Margaret/Maggie Jones, 1891-1960), wife of the composer T. Osborne Roberts (1879-1948), purchased with NLW MSS 15281-310 in February 1980 (see Annual Report 1979-80, p. 63), one showing her congratulating the winner of the Osborne Roberts prize at the National Eisteddfod at Ebbw Vale, 1958, and the other an undated cutting in Italian giving an account of the welcome concert arranged for the Prince of Wales at Rome which included a performance by Leila Megane.

A draft, with numerous emendations, of an essay in Welsh on Welsh folklore.

A CD copy of the website for the 'Just Say No' Campaign, 1997, designed by Jeremy Clulow, Webs Wonder Design

A notebook, dated 8 January [18]47, in the hand of Robert Davies, containing carolau plygain and other free metre poetry in Welsh.

A photocopy of John Reuben Davies's PhD thesis 'The Book of Llandaf in its Early Twelfth-Century Cambro-Norman Context' (University of Cambridge, 1997).

A copy of Alexander Falileyev's study 'Shamans, Poets and Mabinogi: Linguistic Reconstruction and Typological Perspective', submitted for the Legonna Celtic Research Prize, 1998

A copy of a thesis 'Gaelic Lexical Resources in Primary Schools', presented by Moray J. Watson for the degree of MLitt (Aberdeen, 1995), and presented for the Legonna Celtic Research Prize, 1998

Additional Gwynedd Family History Society publications on microfiche: Memorial Inscriptions 214 (Llanddeiniolen, co Caernarfon); 223 (Betws-y-coed, co Caernarfon); 229 (Llechylched, co. Anglesey); 230 (Caergeiliog, co Anglesey); 248 (Maentwrog, co Merioneth); 253 (Dolgellau, co Merioneth); Parish Registers 02 (Llanbadrig, co Anglesey); Marriage Indexes P08 (co Merioneth, 1754-1812); list of Memorials and Plaques A03 (Blaenau Ffestiniog, Ffestiniog, Trawsfynydd and Maentwrog, co Merioneth)

Additional records, 1916-99, deposited by the Ceredigion Circuit of the Methodist Church (Cymru District) including circuit plans, notices of services and activities, Sunday School account books and vestry cash book.

Photocopies of Cardiff MS 2.1363 comprising a collection of Welsh Airs by John Parry ('Bardd Alaw', 1776-1851), 1826-47, arranged for the pianoforte and presented by him to Lady Hall ('Gwenynen Gwent', 1802-96) in 1849.

Microfilm copies of indictments at the Assize Courts, South Wales Circuit, 1888-92, 1920, 1924-5 (PRO ASSI 71/42-9)

A copy of Nesta L. Harries's study entitled 'The Welsh Woollen Industry' written for her final examination at St Catharine's College, Tottenham, London, early 1950s, and containing samples of materials produced in woollen mills throughout Wales.

A file of correspondence and papers relating to the Conservative Party's campaign in the North Wales constituency in the June 1994 European Election.

Transcript and index on microfiche of the 1891 census returns for Merthyr Tydfil, co. Glamorgan.

Copies of correspondence, 1868-1869 and undated, of Thomas Hughes Ford Davies, mostly from Abercery, Newcastle Emlyn, Carmarthenshire, and the Bath & Cheltenham Hotel, London, relating to his military training, his education at Oxford, Conservatism and the 1868 General Election.