Dangos 54 canlyniad

Miscellaneous prose items in Welsh and English including the following by Ithel Davies : 'Cipolwg ar ardal wledig', being reminiscences of his early life. Typescript. 3ff [incomplete] (no 383); 'Whither Bound. Democracy in the Dock'. Typescript. 5ff (no 384); and 'From Revolution by Reason to Reaction by Violence. The progress of Sir Oswald Mosley'. Draft. 7ff (no 385).

Papers of Ithel Davies, 1884-1983, relating mainly to his imprisonment as a conscientious objector, 1916-1919; and personal papers, 1884-1983, including poetry and prose.

Letters to Ithel Davies and his parents, 1916-1919 and undated, from various correspondents including the Reverend R. E. Davies, R. J. Gregory, C. Bryner Jones, J. Ellis Jones, and W. Llewelyn Williams, MP. Also letters, 1924, relating to the 1924 General Election, namely a letter nominating Ithel Davies as a Labour candidate to contest the Carnarvon Boroughs Parliamentary Division and his draft reply and two letters from his parents. Also a letter, 1927, to Benjamin and Anne Davies from cousin Siân, Bod Ruffydd, Gaiman.

The file consists of ‘Tair telyneg: Y friallen, Y lili a Y rhosyn’ by “Mab y Mynydd” written on toilet paper [postmark 1918] and ‘Pryddest goffa am y diweddar Mr John Jones (J. J. Tynybraich) Meirionfa, Dinas Mawddwy i gystadleuaeth Eisteddfod y Groglith Dinas Mawddwy’ by “Pererin” (1925).

Poetry by Ithel Davies and others, including ‘Pryddest goffa i’r diweddar J. J. Tynybraich i gystadleuaeth Cadair Eisteddfod Dinas Mawddwy Gwener y Groglith 1925’ and verses ‘Cerwch eich gelynion’, both by Ithel Davies; extracts of the ode ‘Awen’ by Elfyn [Robert Owen Hughes] (1898); ‘Wedi mynd’ by D. H.; and englyn ‘Goronwy bach’ by Jonathan Davies, Pantglas, Dinas Mawddwy.

Miscellaneous prose items in Welsh and English by Ithel Davies, including the following: ‘Undeb y Cymdeithasau Cymraeg: Adroddiad ar y Llysoedd Cyfraith a gweinyddiad y gyfraith yng Nghymru’ (1934, 2 copies); ‘Mr Saunders Lewis a Phlaid Llafur - llythyr agored oddiwrth Mr Ithel Davies’; ‘The revolt of the unemployed: the right to live: Labour’s duty’; ‘Renunciation of war’ (incomplete); two short stories entitled ‘Y barcud’ and ‘Y gath ddu’; and drama scripts. Also an envelope marked “ysgrifau a llythyrau” consisting of copies of letters to editors of various newspapers, including ‘Pacifism and the pacifists’, ‘The origins of the penny postage’ (1932) and ‘Peace policy - a Labour creed’; and articles on ‘Armistice - its true significance’ [1933], ‘Mynnu heddwch’ and ‘Cyllideb 1933’.

Copy of ‘Y Gwenynydd: sef llaw-lyfr ymarferol ar gadw gwenyn’ by Huw Puw Jones, Dinas Mawddwy and Michael D. Jones, Bala (1888).