- NLW ex 712.
- Ffeil
- 1930-41.
Notes and press cuttings, containing biographical details relating to the Reverend John Thomas (1867-1940), Wilmore, Kentucky, a native of Carmarthen, evangelist.
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Notes and press cuttings, containing biographical details relating to the Reverend John Thomas (1867-1940), Wilmore, Kentucky, a native of Carmarthen, evangelist.
Blwyddiadur Yr Annibynwyr am 1954 belonging to the late Hugh Thomas, former secretary of Moor Lane Welsh Congregational church, Widnes, listing the names of those who preached at Moor Lane, 1954-7.
A volume inscribed on the spine 'Chinese Dictionary, E. H. Williams', being 'A List of all the Chinese Characters contained in Dr. Williams' Syllabic Dictionary with the concise meaning in English; the Pronunciation of the General Language of China according to Dr. Williams' System; and the Pronunciation of the Peking Dialect according to Sir T. Wade's System arranged in Analytic Method by P. Poletti' (Tientsin 1882).
A notebook, 1900-1914, containing accounts relating to the transport and distribution of lime from Crosswood station, co. Card., together with other miscellaneous accounts; a printed list of subscribers towards a testimonial presented to Dr. Hughes, Llanilar, 31 August 1901; and receipts, 1936-1938, for rents due for Lisburne House and Hendre Rhys, part of the Earl of Lisburne's Crosswood estate.
A copy of the script of the radio play 'Dark Heritage' (written by Catharine Hughes) concerning the mining disasters of Gresford and Aberfan, first transmitted on BBC Radio, March 1982, and awarded the 1983 Sony Radio Drama Award for Technical Excellence and Achievement.
A notebook relating to military training, belonging to S. J. Jones, 10th Battalion, South Lancashire Regiment, a former student at the University College of Wales, Aberystwyth.
Autograph copy of 'In Arthur's Land: An Account of the traditions and antiquities relating to Arthur and his knights in South Wales & Monmouthshire' by Ada Mary Merry (died c. 1908), Sketty, Swansea.
A notebook containing texts and notes of sermons in Welsh taken down by John Buckland Thomas (d. 1975), Seven Sisters, co. Glam.
A printed pedigree, with manuscript notes, of John Jones of Camnant Hall, parish of Llandysul, co. Card., drawn up for the purpose of administrating his estate.
An additional secretary's account book of expenses relating to 'Cymanfa Ganu Dosbarth y Garn', the Garn District, co. Card., Calvinistic Methodist Singing Festival cf. NLW ex 589-92.
A copy of the paper, 'Stillborn and neo-natal death: the funeral director's role', presented at a symposium at the University of London, 1984, together with instructions for use of the firm's 'Repat' coffin.
Notebooks of the Reverend George Owen Evans (1865-1920), Presbyterian minister, containing his recollections of his youth spent in Acre-fair and Wrexham and of life in the Wrexham coalfield, 1865-89.
Day-book of the late W. Elis Jenkins, Neath,
Two minute books of the Southport Welsh Society, including also financial statements, membership tickets, programmes, photographs, and newspaper cuttings relating to the Society.
Papers of Cadwaladr Jones, Llys Cadwen, Dolgellau, including poetry, addresses, sermon notes, and family letters; a letter-book, 1903-5, containing carbon copies of letters mostly relating to his grocery business at Dolgellau; and two notebooks and a works order book, 1930-8, relating to work carried out by the Merionethshire County Council Highways and Bridges Department.