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Cyfrol yn cynnwys torion, Tachwedd 1916-Rhagfyr 1918, o 'Colofn Awen', colofn Cybi yn Yr Udgorn, papur newydd ardal Pwllheli (ff. i, 1-77 (rectos a 64 verso yn unig), tu mewn i'r clawr cefn). Defnyddiwyd y gyfrol yn wreiddiol gan Cybi, [c. 1906], i ysgrifennu barddoniaeth, sydd nawr, gan fwyaf, wedi ei orchuddio gan y torion. = A volume containing pasted-in cuttings, November 1916-December 1918, of 'Colofn Awen', Cybi's column in the Pwllheli newspaper, Yr Udgorn (ff. i, 1-77 (rectos and 64 verso only), inside back cover). The volume was was originally used by Cybi, [c. 1906], to write autograph poetry in Welsh, now mostly obscured by the cuttings.

The series comprises press and other media coverage of Bernice Rubens's career from many countries, including publicity material, reviews of her work, interviews and biographical accounts; press cuttings and drafts of articles, short stories and talks by Rubens herself; together with documents concerning a tour of Australia and New Zealand, and a number of business and personal letters relating to her work.

The series comprises press cuttings relating to Welsh culture, nationalism and language, politics, eminent figures, literature, history, rural crafts, folklore and legends, customs, natural history, scenery, preachers, eisteddfodau and music.

Seven letters and two telegrams, 1939-1950, from the composer, actor and playwright, Ivor Novello, to Dorothy and Evelyn Wright, containing mainly personal news (ff. 1-13); together with additional personal papers, 1908-1955, compiled by the Wrights, including twelve letters to them from Lloyd Williams, Novello's secretary, [?1940]-[?1944] (ff. 5, 14-19 verso), actors Peter Graves, 1951-1955 (ff. 22-24 verso), Leslie Henson, 1942 (f. 25), and Barry Sinclair, 1943 (f. 26), and Neville Chamberlain, 1938 (ff. 20-21); also included are a memorial tribute to Ivor Novello, 1951 (ff. 27-28 verso), photographs of him and his associates, [1910s]-[1940s] (ff. 29-34), and press cuttings, 1939-1951 (ff. 39-46).
The collection contains references to theatrical productions at Johannesburg, 1947 (f. 8), the Pavilion Theatre, Bournemouth, [1940] (f. 14), the Palace Theatre, Manchester, [?1941] (f. 15), and the Adelphi Theatre, London, 1943 (f. 18).

The file contains correspondence, circulars, conference papers, agenda and minutes of meetings, memoranda and press cuttings concerning the role and activities of the Labour group on the Cardiff City Council.

The file consists of correspondence, circulars, press cuttings and miscellaneous documents, 1981-1993, relating to means of raising local government revenue.

The file contains correspondence and press cuttings, 1989-1990, concerning the fire-bomb campaign of Meibion Glyndŵr and the attitude adopted by the Labour Party towards it.

The file consists of press cuttings, March-April 1991, relating to the by-election campaign and its outcome.

The group comprises miscellaneous papers, 1987-1998, among them circulars, reports and press cuttings, relating to Labour Party policies and campaigns and the performance of Labour Party candidates in Welsh local government elections, the results and the resultant composition of district councils. They include many press cuttings.

The file contains papers, 1993-1994, deriving from the Labour Party campaign in the European election of May 1994. It includes a group of letters, press releases, election literature and press cuttings.

The series comprises files of press cuttings, 1990-1995, mainly taken from the Western Mail, relating to Welsh politics, events in Wales and British politics.

The file comprises press cuttings relating to art and artists, compiled by H. Clarence Whaite, 1866-1911.

The group comprises correspondence, papers, press cuttings and releases, and circulars, 1996-2001, concerning the preparation and publication of the series of Gregynog Papers by the Institute of Welsh Affairs.

Mae'r ffeil yn cynnwys toriadau o gyfres o erthyglau, 'Gwaith Anghyhoeddedig Ben Bowen', a ymddangosodd yn Seren yr Ysgol Sul; a dau rifyn o Seren yr Ysgol Sul yn cynnwys erthyglau ar Ben Bowen gan ei frawd.

Personal and genealogical papers, 1822-1952, of Sir William Goscombe John, together with some genealogical notes, [1970x1990], compiled by a descendant.
They include various certificates, diplomas and passports, 1870-1913; ephemera relating to the unveiling of statues in Liverpool and Cardiff, 1905, 1909; press cuttings, [1889]-1939; and the text of a broadcast tribute to him, 16 December 1952, by Rollo Charles (ff. 63-64). Genealogical papers comprise transcripts and other memoranda, from sources including Wenvoe parish registers, in his own hand, [20 cent, first ½] (ff. 2-6), and in another hand, [1970x1990] (ff. 1, 7-12, 14); the title page of Y Bibl Santaidd (Carmarthen, 1822) containing John family genealogical memoranda, 1823-[1834] (f. 13 recto-verso); and a printed family register for the John family, [19 cent, third ¼] (f. 15).

The file comprises press cuttings accumulated by Dr Roderic Bowen. Some relate to his appointment as a Queen's Counsel in 1952, his appointment as Deputy Chairman of the Ways and Means Committee in 1965 and subsequent defeat as the Liberal candidate for Cardiganshire in the general election of 1966, and his official visit to Aden in 1966.

Cyfrol yn cynnwys torion, 1921, o golofn Cybi 'O Eifion i Arfon' yn Y Genedl Gymreig, yn ogystal ag ambell i ysgrif arall ganddo i'r wasg, 1918-1921 (ff. 1-27). = A volume containing pasted-in cuttings, 1921, of Cybi's column 'O Eifion i Arfon' in Y Genedl Gymreig, and a few other press contributions by him, 1918-1921 (ff. 1-27).
Defnyddiwyd y gyfrol yn wreiddiol fel llyfr ymarferion ysgol (Cymraeg a Saesneg) gan Harry Hughes, Llangybi, 1910-1911. = The volume was originally used as a school exercise book (Welsh and English) by Harry Hughes, Llangybi, 1910-1911.

The group consists of the minute book, 1952-1987, of the Lampeter and District Liberal Association containing minutes of meetings and numerous press cuttings.

Press cuttings, 1919-1929, mostly relating to J. D. Jones, Congregational minister, Bournemouth, and a poster advertising the centenary meetings of Pendref Chapel, Ruthin.

Poetry and prose compiled at Brogyntyn for an album (cf. Brogyntyn MS I.29), but left unbound. The items, in various hands, are mainly in English but with a few in Latin, Welsh and French, and consist of political, satirical and occasional verse, both published and apparently unpublished (ff. 1-212 verso), together with a few letters (ff. 214-228), miscellaneous prose and commonplace entries (ff. 229-306), and printed material including song-sheets, pamphlets and newspaper cuttings (ff. 307-390). A number of items relate to Brogyntyn or Wynnstay or are addressed to family members.