Dangos 7750 canlyniad

Newspaper cuttings, including W. Idris Jones rugby cuttings, 1923-1925, and 'The British Gazette', no. 1, 5 May 1926; autobiographical notes; postcard from Elwyn in Aberystwyth (in French), [pre-1936]; notes on Llanelli and (in English and Welsh) on Cambridge, c.1931; a lecture to the Home Guard in the Caerphilly area, [post 1940]; letter from Elwyn from the House of Commons about Jim Griffith asking for Walter's CV, 1945; successive CVs, c.1945-c.1963; short articles (in Welsh) on Christmas and Easter, [late 1940s?]; letters relating to his appointment to the Water Resources Board, 1964; 'Future of the Elec. Industry', 1967; and related papers.

Publications comprising scripts for Gilbert and Sullivan light operas 'The gondaliers; or the king of Barataria', 'The mikado; or the town of Titipu', 'Patience; or Bunthorne's bride!' and 'Ruddigore; or the witch's curse', and a programme for the ICI Synthonia Club, Billingham, performance of 'The mikado', 1930. Many of the photographs of the latter have been signed; W. Idris Jones played Pooh-Bah. Also programme (in French) for the game between Cambridge University and Stade Bordelais-Université-Club, 1926; W. Idris Jones's copy of 'Plan electricity for Wales' (London Branch of the Welsh Nationalist Party, 1944); flyer for the general meeting of the South Wales Institute of Engineers, Llanelli, 1945; programme for the Dr W. Idris Jones memorial match between Llanelli and John Dawes Lions XV, Stradey Park, Llanelli, 1973; and the seventh Idris Jones Memorial Lecture, given by his brother Lord Elwyn-Jones, 'The energy business - a personal view', reprinted in 'Energy World', Dec. 1979, pp. 8-13.

Six glazed and mounted 35mm slides showing the set of an unknown drama that takes place in a dilapidated barn. This is probably a television programme as vast quantities of lights are visible above the set.

This is an album of postcards of tourist attractions and principal sites from all over Italy. Most are postally unused. Most of those postally used are addressed to Miss Rees, Berthlwyd, Blaenffos Pembs by 'John' ca.1921

This is an album of postcards (mainly photomechanical prints) of views in Germany. Most are of principal tourist attractions. Many are of the Oberammergau passion plays. The vast majority are postally unused.

This is an album of postcards (mainly photomechanical prints) of views in France. Most are of principal tourist attractions, though there are some of small villages.The vast majority are postally unused. A small number from Paris in 1903 are addressed to J Rees, Merstham Boys school, Merstham Nr Redhill, Surrey.

None of the cards postally used in this album (a higher proportion than other albums in the collection) appear to have a direct link with the donor.

Album containing 204 postcards, a mixture of photomechanical and real photographic cards. These include some addressed to his sister, posted in Spain in 1927 and others sent to him at his address in Berlin in 1923 and Burgos in 1922. Also two views of Rio de Janeiro and one of Santos in Brazil

Cards and letters of congratulations, mainly relating to winning the nomination, June [2002?], and the Assembly seat of Rhondda, 2003, including from Eluned Morgan MEP, Chris Ruane MP, Win Griffiths MP, John Healey MP, Jane Hutt AM, Lord Clement-Jones, Betty Williams MP, Wayne David MP, Glenys Kinnock MEP and Lord Alf Dubs.

Copies of Leighton Andrews's letterheads, business cards, Labour conference passes, staff passes and parking permits.

Miscellaneous papers relating to the Rhondda constituency, the Rhondda Constituency Labour Party and local activities, including newsletters, and magazine and newspaper articles, including Leighton Andrews's report 'Winning back the Rhondda', [c.2012]; a report by Chris Bryant and Leighton Andrews on the post office network in the Rhondda, [pre 2010]; and papers relating to Porth County Community School academic awards evening, 2010.

Christmas cards, 2008-2012, including from Leighton Andrews AM, Tony Blair PM, Chris Bryant MP, Rosemary Butler AM, Huw Lewis AM, the Andrew Marr Show, Alan Milburn MP, Ed Milliband MP, Rhodri Morgan AM, Rachel Reeves MP and others. Also thank-you cards from work placements, colleagues, (?) constituents and others, 2009-2013.

Labour Party strategy meeting papers, press cuttings and other papers relating to the 2011 Assembly election and Leighton Andrews's candidacy for the Rhondda constituency, including Labour Party campaign grids, Assembly welcome pack, and a letter of congratulation from Harriet Harman. Also a very few papers from the duration of the Assembly, 2012-2016.

Letters of support for the theatre, 2009, aims and objectives for the community play 'Tails from the horse's mouth', 2010, and a copy of the business plan, 2010-2013.

Papers of campaign team meetings, pamphlets and communications for Leighton Andrews's Labour Party Assembly election campaign for the Rhondda constituency, Welsh Labour manifestos, and a few pamphlets from other parties' candidates, comprising Stephen Clee (UKIP), Eluned Parrott (Liberal Democrats) and Leanne Wood (Plaid Cymru).

Papers relating to the 1997 referendum campaign, including House of Commons Library research papers 'The West Lothian question' (95/58), May 1995, and 'Wales and devolution' (97/60), May 1997; white paper 'A voice for Wales: the government's proposals for a Welsh Assembly=Llais dros Cymru: cynigion y llywodraeth ar gyfer Cynulliad Cymreig', July 1997; Labour Party press releases, Aug.-Sept. 1997; Scotland Forward 'Yes' posters; briefing pack for Labour helpers, 'Wales deserves a voice=Mae Cymru'n haeddu cael llais'; note of [polling?] at Lady Street Kidwelly and Ffwrnes, Llanelli; and ticket for the 'Noson i'w gofio=A night to remember' post-referendum party, 18 Sept. 1997.

Letters, press releases, research papers, newspaper cuttings and other papers relating to devolution, the quango state and unitary local government in Wales, including Report & Agenda for the 60th Wales Labour Party Annual Conference, Llandudno, Feb.-March 1997; House of Commons Library research paper 'The quango debate' (96/72), June 1996, and copies of 'Welsh agenda', Aug. 1995, and 'Agenda: the journal of the Institute of Welsh Affairs', Winter 1996/7.

Agenda and minutes of the Planning Group for 19 Oct. and 2 Nov., and related papers.

A volume, 1681-2, in the hand of Huw Morys ('Eos Ceiriog', 1622-1709), poet, Llansilin, co. Denbigh, containing mainly holograph Welsh poetry in strict and free metres, including a poem dated 1681 (ff. 10-11), together with a cywydd by Siôn Tudur (f. 16 verso), prophetic verses, some attributed to Taliesin (ff. 12 verso, 25 verso), and anonymous englynion (ff. 36 verso-37, 42); the original parchment cover, preserved at the beginning, contains copies by H.M. of 'Diarhebion o waith Taliessin', 'Cynghorion Taliessin' (f. i verso) and 'Tri Thlws ar ddeg o Ynys Brydaine' (f. ii). The manuscript was probably written for the poet's brother John Maurice (d. 1699), Bodlith, Llansilin, whose name appears on f. 1; other signatures in the volume suggest it to have remained in the possession of the family until the [mid-18 cent.].

R11/1105/6.
Deud y Gneud i.
Darlledwyd yn gyntaf: 9 Gorffennaf 1986 tan 1 Hydref 1986.
UID: Wedi nodi'n isod os adnabuwyd.
12 sgript wedi'i theipio ac ysgrifennu, gydag anodiadau ysgrifenedig a golygiadau.
Sgriptiau BBC radio ar gyfer Deud y Gneud i. Gweler manylion:

9 Gorffennaf 1986, UID: CCC175C727;
16 Gorffennaf 1986, UID: CCC175C728;
23 Gorffennaf 1986, UID: CCC175C729;
30 Gorffennaf 1986, UID: CCC175C729;
13 Awst 1986, UID: TBG28/175C732;
20 Awst 1986;
27 Awst 1986, UID: CCC175C734;
3 Medi 1986;
10 Medi 1986;
17 Medi 1986, UID: CCC175C737;
24 Medi 1983, UID: CCC175C738;
1 Hydref 1986, UID: CCC175C739.