Dangos 416 canlyniad

The file includes a copy of Welsh in Education and Life (London, 1927), together with a copy of J. F. Rees, Of Welsh Nationality and Historians, the annual lecture broadcast on the Welsh Home Service of the BBC on 2 January 1951. The file also includes a few related press cuttings and manuscript notes in the hand of Lady White.

The file consists mainly of printed items and typescripts relating to the water industry, many in relation to Wales. A few items concern the Montgomery Canal.

The file consists mainly of printed items relating to the Investiture of Charles, Prince of Wales at Caernarfon Castle in July 1969.

The file comprises correspondence and papers concerning mainly the opposition of the Council for the Protection of Rural Wales to the proposed A55 Relief Road in North Wales.

The file consists of printed items and correspondence deriving from the activities and interests of the Land Authority for Wales, among them the Community Land Bill, 1975, and the issue of community land.

The file is composed of correspondence and papers relating to the Wye Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. They include a copy of the policy statement Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty published by the Coutryside Council for Wales in 1991.

The file contains miscellaneous papers, 1972-1981, relating to Gregynog Hall, Newtown and the Davies, Llandinam family.

The file contains correspondence and papers, 1973-1975, relating to the role and activities of the Offa's Dyke Association.

The file comprises correspondence and papers, 1975-1978, relating to aspects of land tenure and land ownership in Wales. Some refer to the work of the Land Authority for Wales which Eirene White chaired.

The file comprises papers and press cuttings, 1979-1990, relating to regional planning for Wales.

The file comprises papers relating to higher education policy in the United Kingdom, mainly the proceedings of the University Grants Committee, the attitudes of successive governments towards university education, and the affairs and development of the University of Wales.

The file consists of letters and published material concerning Somerville College, Oxford. There is a small group of letters, 1928, relating to the award of a scholarship to Eirene White to attend Somerville College. Many of the papers also relate to the celebration of the college's centenary in 1979, and there are numerous copies of the Annual Reports and Statements, 1964-1978, published by the College. There is also a group of photocopies of papers and other notes, 1879-1932, assembled by Lady White on the occasion of the celebration of the College's centenary.

The file comprises letters, reports, memoranda and draft policy documents concerning Labour Party policy on secondary education, mainly in relation to public and independent schools, the supply of teachers and entrance examinations to the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge. The file includes letters from Shirley Williams, 1963-1964.

The file is composed of correspondence, press cuttings and printed items concerning the welfare of young children (aged between two and five) resident in high flats.

The file comprises letters relating mainly to her political career and public service, notably the general election of 1966 and her work as Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, 1966-1967, Minister of State at the Welsh Office, 1967-1970, and Chairman of the Labour Party, 1968-1969. Many of the letters concern various aspects of Welsh affairs, and the rich array of committees, societies and organisations with which Eirene White was associated. A few of the letters relate to the publication of Dr Thomas Jones's diaries. The correspondents include James Callaghan, 1966, Dame Margaret Cole, undated, Richard Crossman, 1967, Dr Huw T. Edwards (2), 1968-1969, Roy Jenkins, 1969, J. Emrys Jones, 1969, Keith Middlemas (2), 1967-1968, Gordon Parry, 1969, and Harold Wilson (5), 1968-1969.

The file comprises letters reflecting Lady White's array of activities - committees, associations and public bodies, some of them Welsh. Many of the correspondents congratulate Lady White on the publication of her The Ladies of Gregynog (1985). The correspondents include Cliff Prothero, 1985.

The file comprises drafts and copies of letters from Lady White, many of political interest, some relating to matters appertaining to the House of Lords. Others concern social functions and other events to which she was invited. There are several copies of letters which Lady White had written for publication in national newspapers, mainly The Times or The Independent. The file also includes several copies of the circular letters which she distributed to friends and acquaintances usually at Christmas. Among the recipients are Eric, Lord Ashby, 1991, James Callaghan, 1978, Dr Huw T. Edwards, 1946, Nicholas Edwards, Lord Crickhowell (2), 1982-1986, Lord Heycock, 1989, Sir Julian Hodge (2), 1983-1990, David Hunt, 1990, Lord Kenyon (2), 1980, Geraint Morgan MP, 1971, Fred, Lord Peart, 1978, George Thomas, 1969, Sir Cennydd Traherne, 1990, Dame Janet Vaughan, 1960, Peter Walker, 1989, David, Lord Gibson Watt, 1990, and Harold Wilson (6), 1958-1974.

The file comprises correspondence and associated items, 1989-1990, between Lady White and Sir Julian Hodge. Most of the letters relate to the proposed Islwyn Memorial Chapel at Cwmfelinfach, Gwent.

The file comprises mainly copies of letters sent by Lady White's secretary requesting that her name be deleted from various mailing lists.

The file comprises copies of letters, September 1994 - June 1995, from Lady White or from her secretary, together in some cases with incoming letters. The file includes letters from Sir Goronwy Daniel, 1995, Lord Prys-Davies, 1995, and Glenys Kinnock, 1995.