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Lord Davies of Llandinam Papers,
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Welfare of Troops,

Correspondence and papers, November 1917-June 1920, relating to the establishment and administration of the Welsh National Fund for the Welfare of Sailors and Soldiers of Wales and their Dependants. They include the agenda and minutes of meetings, the published Report of the Executive Committee for 1914-18, and various circulars.

Welsh National Fund.

Welsh Affairs,

Correspondence and papers, 1905-51, relating to many aspects of Welsh life and Welsh institutions with which Lord Davies was actively involved. These include the Presbyterian Church in Wales, the University College of Wales, Aberystwyth (especially the Wilson chair of International Politics at the college), the Royal Welsh Agricultural Show, the National Library of Wales, the Welsh National Memorial Association and the Temple of Peace at Cathays Park, Cardiff.

Welsh Book Festival,

Comprises printed materials, among them catalogues of collections and of exhibitions, brochures, conference programmes, and handlists of works.

Welsh Book Festival.

Welsh Disabled Soldiers,

Correspondence and press cuttings, March-June 1917, relating to the provision for Welsh disabled soldiers. Many of the letters concern the work of the National Fund for Welsh Troops.

National Fund for Welsh Troops.

Welsh National Life,

Mainly printed items and press cuttings. Among the institutions represented are Coleg Harlech, the National Library of Wales, Undeb Cenedlaethol y Cymdeithasau Cymraeg, and the University College of South Wales and Monmouthshire, Cardiff.

Coleg Harlech.

Welsh National Memorial Association correspondence

Among the subjects covered in the correspondence is the laying of the foundation stone of the Temple of Peace, Cathays Park, Cardiff; various committee meetings, including its Board of Governors; the deputation to Sir Kingsley Wood, the Minister of Health on the third fixed grant period; tickets of admission to the Coronation; and the Hall of Nations.

Results 1821 to 1840 of 1903