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Archdeaconry of Margam: Deaneries of Vale of Glamorgan, Margam, Neath and Bridgend

Archdeaconry of Llandaff: Deaneries of Cardiff, Llandaff and Penarth & Barry

Archdeaconry of Margam: Deaneries of Neath, Pontypridd and Rhondda

Archdeaconry of Llandaff: Deaneries of Llandaff and Cardiff

Decree of redundancy and deconsecration, 16 March 2012.

The file contains campaign documents for Blaenau Gwent by-election Labour candidates John Hopkins and Owen Smith, 2006.

Album containing 101 postcards, the majority of towns in Wales, esp. Caerdydd, Abertawe and Llanelli. Views of smaller villages such as Senghenydd, Cwmgwrach, Aberaman and Dowlais are also present along with views of the Clydach Vale Disaster in 1905.

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

An album of postcards from northern France. Most are postally unused.

This is an album of postcards (mainly photomechanical prints) of views in Belgium. Most are of principal tourist attractions though there are some of small villages.

This is an album of postcards (both real photographic and photomechanical) from Switzerland, seemingly compiled by the donor following a visit in 1947.

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Album containing 204 postcards, mainly photomechanical prints of various localities in England including two postcards of Harry "Brusher" Mills the New Forest snake catcher and one of his gravestone in Brockenhurst; Dickens birthplace in Portsmouth, Wiltshire moonrakers, Horningsham Congregational Church, Rufus Stone, Bloody Corner Bideford etc.

Album containing 156 postcards, a mixture of photomechanical and real photographic cards. Included are many cards of the greater London area including London's principal tourist attractions.

Album containing 204 postcards, a mixture of photomechanical and real photographic cards. Included are many art drawn cards and a series published by DF & Co of York showing Margate by moonlight, a series produced by the Central London Railway of the London underground and views of castles, stately homes, cathedrals etc.

William Brace; Dave Bradney; Sir Joseph Bradney; David Braid; Kevin Brennan; Ed Bridges; Gerry Brienza; Paul Brierley; Paul Brighton; Tania Brisby; Andrew Broad; Fenner Brockway; Peter Brooke; Eric Brooke; Beata Brookes; John Broughton; R. G. Brown; Chris Bryant; Siôn Brynach; William Joseph Buckley; Robert Buckland; John Bufton; Derek Burnham; Eleanor Burnham; Angela Burns; Jon Burns; Simon Burns; Nicholas Burree; Eluned Bush; John Bushell; Christopher Butler; Rosemary Butler; Vic Button; and Sir Sidney Hutchinson Byass.

Press cuttings (1999-2014), and printouts (1999-2007), relating to the Welsh politician Dafydd Elis-Thomas.

Keith Evans; Ken Evans; Malcolm W. Evans; Matthew Evans; Nerys Evans; Neville Lawrence Evans; Nigel Evans; Rebecca Evans; Philip Evans; Richard Evans; Richard Thomas Evans; Roger Evans; Sir Samuel Thomas Evans; Roger Everest; and Timothy Evans.

Henry Andrade Harben; Sir William Harcourt; James Keir Hardie; Barrie Harding; Margaret Harding; David Harries; Hag Harries; Edwards Harris; Hugh Harris; Rhodri Harris; Jac Harris; Jack Harris; Ken Harris; James Harris; Robert George Harris; Austin Harrison; John Harrison; Simon Hart; Julian Tudor Hart; Vernon Hartshorn; J. R. ‘Jock’ Haston; David Haswell; Dai Harvard; Andrew Hayes; Simon Hayes; Sue Hayman; Edmund Hayward; and Robert Hayward.

Karl-James Langford; Gwenllian Lansdown; Peter Law; Jackie Lawrence; Gerry Layton; Miranda Le Vey; Phillip Lee; Patrick Legge; and Sue Lent.