Caernarvonshire Women's (County) Liberal Association record of meetings and register of members
Record of meetings and register of members of the Caernarvonshire (County) Women's Liberal Association (1933-1937) along with report of various committees ad reports to the Association.
Part of Geoffrey Woolley Papers
Volume containing diary entries, musings, poems, extracts, and books read (10).
Part of Geoffrey Woolley Papers
Volume containing diary entries, poems, extracts, lists of letters sent and received, and of plays (2) and books (3) read.
Part of Geoffrey Woolley Papers
Volume of newspaper cuttings from the Monmouthshire Beacon, many written by Geoffrey Woolley, with further cuttings loose at the rear of the volume.
Part of Geoffrey Woolley Papers
Volume containing diary entries, copies of letters, extracts, 1938 Christmas card list, and a list books (35) and plays (3) read.
Part of Geoffrey Woolley Papers
Typescript (top copy) of 'Strange brooch : a novel' by Geoffrey Woolley. Dedicated 'to my parents, Eustace Hope, and the late Edward Thomas'. Edward Thomas died in April 1917; Woolley's father appears to have died in late 1969/early 1970.
Part of Geoffrey Woolley Papers
Synopsis of contents, date and word count of the chapters of 'Strange brooch'.
Part of Geoffrey Woolley Papers
Volume containing diary entries, copies of letters, extracts, and lists of plays (8) and books (6) read.
Part of Geoffrey Woolley Papers
Volume containing diary entries, poems, extracts, lists of letters sent and received, and of plays and books (13) read.
Part of Geoffrey Woolley Papers
Copies of 'The Tredegar Iron and Coal Company, Limited : Oakdale Collery, 1st March 1930', and 'The Monmouthshire and South Wales Coal Owners' Association : Report on the exhibition of colliery horses, The Royal Agricultural Show, Cardiff, 1938'.
Caernarvonshire (County) Women's Liberal Constituency Council record book
File contains a register of members and record of meetings of the Caernarvonshire (County) Women's Liberal Constituency Council and area meetings.
File contains pages from Punch Magazine containing political cartoons, mostly featuring David Lloyd George.
Punch (London; England)
Part of Geoffrey Woolley Papers
Typescript (carbon copy) of an extended version of 'Strange brooch : a novel'. Signed and dated by Geoffrey Woolley, 1 March 1939.
Part of Geoffrey Woolley Papers
Volume containing diary entries, poems and extracts. The diary ends with this entry: "September 4. War started on the 2nd. I had joined the London-Welsh the day before, and from the 4th my journal is to be kept more compactly. Peace shall bring me back to this book, so cumbersome according to kit-bag standards. God speed my return to these pages."
Part of Geoffrey Woolley Papers
Part of Geoffrey Woolley Papers
Part of Geoffrey Woolley Papers
Part of Geoffrey Woolley Papers
Title page and three loose pages of diary entries describing the formation of the 75th Anti-Tank Regiment RA at Huyton, co. Lancs, around a nucleus of officers and other ranks from the 59th Anti-Tank Regiment RA. Second Lieutenant G. D. Woolley RA was posted to the unit from the 1st Reserve Field Regiment.
File comprises drafts of Gordon MacDonald's contributions to a radio programme entitled "Britain Speaks", broadcast on the Overseas North American Service during the Second World War.
Part of Lord Ogmore Papers
Desk diary of Major David Rees Williams, R.A., with administrative entries from 3 April, and narrative entries from 25 May, including "I am now to confine myself to [this?] Scarborough Battery as B.C." [=Battery Commander] (28 May). Enclosed is a telegram (2 pp.) requesting him to act as defending officer of a court martial of three men of 340 Coast Battery, R.A., Hythe, Kent, Dec. 1940.