National Library of Wales Archives and Manuscripts

C111/26.
File
1916.

Major Mills-Roberts, Jan.-April 1916.

Miscellaneous literature, Sept. 1914-July 1915, including copy of a sermon by J. Morgan Gibbon, Our faith and fatherland, 'Second to ...,

C113/12.
File
Sept. 1914-July 1915.

Part of Welsh Army Corps Records

Miscellaneous literature, Sept. 1914-July 1915, including copy of a sermon by J. Morgan Gibbon, Our faith and fatherland, 'Second to None'; 'The Great Record of the Coldstream', by the Hon. John Fortescue, reprinted from The Times, Sept. 1914; Welsh Regiments, by the Hon. John W. Fortescue, 1915, and correspondence regarding 'Patriotic songs', including letters from D. Vaughan Thomas re 'Come Along; Can't you Hear!' and distribution of pamphlets. 1914-15.

Correspondence, July 1920-Nov. 1921, in connection with the British Legion Scheme of Decentralisation for Wales of the Officers' Association and ...,

C114/4.
File
July 1920-Nov. 1921.

Part of Welsh Army Corps Records

Correspondence, July 1920-Nov. 1921, in connection with the British Legion Scheme of Decentralisation for Wales of the Officers' Association and the creation of a Welsh Branch with a Central Council Executive and Headquarters for Wales; notice of vacancy for the post of Organizer for the British Legion Welsh Branch, and letters re application for the post. 1920-21.

Apel at y Genedl gan Ganghellydd y Trysorlys. Araeth draddodwyd i Gymry Llundain yn Neuadd y Frenhines, Medi'r 19eg, 1914 ...,

C113/9.
File
1914.

Part of Welsh Army Corps Records

Apel at y Genedl gan Ganghellydd y Trysorlys. Araeth draddodwyd i Gymry Llundain yn Neuadd y Frenhines, Medi'r 19eg, 1914. Wedi ei throi yn Gymraeg gan William Jones, (London, 1914). 1914.

Miscellaneous correspondence, May-July 1917, between Headquarters, Western Command and Ministry of Labour Employment Department, re substitution, etc,

C114/2.
File
1917.

Part of Welsh Army Corps Records

Correspondence, Sept. 1915, relating to War Munition Volunteers and Central Clearing House system of the Labour Exchanges,

C114/14.
File
1915.

Part of Welsh Army Corps Records

Postcard illustrating the contrast between a Unionist Memorial to the memory of the Royal Irish Fusiliers who fell during the ....

C112/5.
File

Part of Welsh Army Corps Records

Postcard illustrating the contrast between a Unionist Memorial to the memory of the Royal Irish Fusiliers who fell during the South African Campaign and a National Memorial to Hugh Carberry of Armagh who died fighting for the Boers; note on the reverse of the card commenting on how the Army is treated in Ireland (unsigned, undated). nd.