Dangos 840535 canlyniad

Sgriptiau, 1931-2010, rhaglenni radio a theledu'r BBC a ddarlledwyd - neu yr oedd bwriad i'w darlledu - yng Nghymru. Mae'r sgriptiau yn ymwneud ag ystod eang o bynciau yn cynnwys newyddion, drama, adloniant ysgafn, cerddoriaeth, chwaraeon, crefydd, addysg a rhaglenni ar gyfer plant.

Rhybudd Cynnwys: Mae’r archif yn cynnwys rhywfaint o ddeunydd hanesyddol a all beri gofid neu dramgwydd, gan gynnwys iaith ac agweddau gwahaniaethol. Mae hi hefyd yn cynnwys deunydd nad yw’n addas i blant.

Sgriptiau a chopïau o sgriptiau, yn Gymraeg a Saesneg, yn cynnwys: sgyrsiau, 1937-1975; dramâu, 1937-1975; rhaglenni nodwedd, 1937-1975; sgyrsiau nodwedd, 1938-1975; Awr y Plant (sgyrsiau; storiâu, dramâu a rhaglenni nodwedd; ac amrywiol), 1932-1974; ysgolion,1935-1975; Good Morning Wales, 1970-1975; storiâu, 1970-1975; cerddoriaeth,1937-1975; crefydd,1943-1975; rhaglenni chwaraeon,1972-1975; cyfres wreiddiol o sgriptiau y BBC yn Llyfrgell Genedlaethol Cymru, 1935-1977; Wales Today, 1972-1998; Heddiw, 1971-1982; a Pobol y Cwm, 1991-1998.

Rhybudd Cynnwys: Mae’r archif yn cynnwys rhywfaint o ddeunydd hanesyddol a all beri gofid neu dramgwydd, gan gynnwys iaith ac agweddau gwahaniaethol. Mae hi hefyd yn cynnwys deunydd nad yw’n addas i blant.

Sgriptiau radio a theledu, 1931-2010, a ddarlledwyd neu yr oedd bwriad eu darlledu gan y BBC yng Nghymru.
Gweler 'Cymhorthion Chwilio' isod ar gyfer manylion am sut i weld ac archebu deunydd o rannau gwahanol o'r archif.

Rhybudd Cynnwys: Mae’r archif yn cynnwys rhywfaint o ddeunydd hanesyddol a all beri gofid neu dramgwydd, gan gynnwys iaith ac agweddau gwahaniaethol. Mae hi hefyd yn cynnwys deunydd nad yw’n addas i blant.

A manuscript containing, in excellent script by William Owen-Pughe, the works of Aneirin and Taliesin, etc. At the beginning of the volume are sketches of human faces, followed by notes on 'Gafis' and 'Deffrobani' and on the Irish alphabet, and a title page headed 'o Gasgliad Huw Morus, Tuddyn Tudur, 1796' (pp. i-2). The text also includes introductions to Aneirin and Taliesin (pp. 7, 63).
There is no evidence that this manuscript was used for the Myvyrian Archaiology of Wales.

Agreements, easements and permissions, including relating to gas and water mains and pipes, electricity and rediffusion cables, lamps, meters and governors, windows and openings, walking permits (mainly 1870s-1900s), game preservation (1870s-1920s) and permissions to catch rabbits (mainly 1950s-1970s).

Llythyr, cerdyn a cherdyn post, [1933]-35, oddi wrth Gareth Vaughan Jones at Sarah a William Moses, fferm y Ddorwen, Cwmllynfell, sef hen famgu a thadcu y rhoddwyr, ynghyd â thoriad papur newydd yn cadarnhau marwolaeth yr newyddiadurwr, a thaflen gan y teulu yn diolch am gefnogaeth a chydymdeimlad yn eu galar.

A dissertation, by the donor, submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the BA History degree at the University of Southampton (13/5/2021), entitled 'You can't make an omelette without breaking eggs: an investigation into the role of Western correspondents and governments in the cover-up of the Ukrainian Famine, 1932-33'. The contribution of the journalist Gareth Jones in uncovering the Holodomor is covered in this study.

A postcard from Strasbourg, in Welsh, from Gareth Jones (1905-1935), linguist and journalist, to Richard Lewis who was at college with him in Aberystwyth, 1919-1923. Gareth Jones was private secretary to David Lloyd George, 1931-1933. He was captured and held to ransom by Chinese bandits in 1935, and was later shot after weeks in captivity. Also included is a press cutting relating to his story, and an obituary card.

Studio portrait of Gareth Vaughan Jones in profile by Hugo N van Wadenoyen, Cardiff same as 6603493/2. Signed "Hugo. 1929" on front of mount, photographer's label on rear

Studio portrait of Gareth Vaughan Jones, sepia toned, taken by Hugo N. van Wadenoyen, Cardiff.

Studio portrait of Gareth Jones in profile, photographed by Hugo N. van Wadenoyen, Cardiff. In original mount with photographers label on rear.

File contains a leaflet distributed by Vaughan Gething as part of his campaign to be elected leader of Welsh Labour, papes distributed by Unite the Union for members who were affiliated to the Labour Party including profiels of the candidates, a voting slip and an endorsefment of Mark Drakeford. No material for the other candidate, Eluned Morgan, has been acquired.

The daughter of General Chen Chi-Tang (1890 - 1954) is shown smiling, in an informal portrait taken outdoors. Canton, China.

View of Caerleon Bridge, Monmouthshire, from riverbank. Published by P. Berry, Caerleon.

Documents, [16th century]-1976, relating to the manors of Crucadarn, Rhiwiau, Gwerngoed Owen, and Felin-newydd, in the parish of Llandyfalle, Brecknockshire.

A manuscript containing pedigrees transcribed by Angharad Llwyd (1780-1866); a letter, 1663, from George Griffith (1601-1666), bishop of St Asaph, to Robert Davies, Gwysaney; memoranda by Richard Llwyd (Bard of Snowdon, 1752-1835) and correspondence between him and Sir Robert Williames Vaughan (d. 1843), 2nd bart, of Nannau, 1804-1806; letters to Richard Llwyd from Walter Davies (Gwallter Mechain) (1761-1849), 1803, and John Madocks, 1819; etc.

Eighteen diaries and notebooks containing memoranda and accounts by Howell Vaughan, 1663, Katherine, widow of Griffith Wynn of Bodfean, and later wife of Colonel Hugh Nanney, 1692, Hugh Evans, agent to the said Katherine, 1682-1690, Lumley Williams of Ystumcolwyn, 1696, Robert Vaughan of Hengwrt, 1745 , and others.
Several of the diaries, which include almanacks by Trigge, Gallen, and Rider and the Daily Journal, contain entries relating to the Nannau estate. Rider's British Merlin for 1698 contains a few englynion in manuscript, and in one notebook there are inventories of linen and utensils at Nannau, 1692.

A journal and commonplace book kept by Gwynne Vaughan Bowen, Ffynnon y Derwyddon, Pembrokeshire from 1849 to 1857, with some later entries and extracts, and memoranda, including Rhyddymddiddan Rhys ei Wraig a'r plant concerning the Congregational College, Bala.