Dangos 15093 canlyniad

Llythyr, tua 1875, yn llaw y 'Cyrnol' R. E. Jones, Rawson, Patagonia, yr Ariannin, lle mae'n sôn am yr helynt a fu pan gipiwyd pump ar hugain o Gymry a oedd yn byw yn yr ardal gan Indiaid, ynghyd â chopïau teipysgrif o'r llythyr a chyfieithiad Saesneg ohono gan y rhoddwr.

A typescript copy of a lecture by David Melding AM, entitied 'New Dawn or Sunset Boulevard - what role for the Welsh Conservative Party?', delivered at the Institute of Welsh Politics, University of Wales, Aberystwyth, 27 October 2003, and a briefing note on the case against a Welsh Assembly prepared by David Melding, August 1997.

A travelling certificate (passport) issued to Miss Elizabeth Penfold, a British subject, for travelling on the Continent, 1872.

A letter, dated 7 January 1925, from Rev. William Jenkyn Jones, the Welsh missionary, from Quimper, to a 'dear friend', possibly a composer of music, in which he discusses the Temperance Hall, Ystradgynlais, and to his protestant mission to Brittany.

The file comprises material compiled by Mr L. B. Howell, a member of the Penderyn Historical & Cultural Society, entitled 'A guide to sites of interest in the Brecon Beacons'.

A typescript copy on the history of the Eglwys-fach, parish of Ysgubor-y-coed, Ceredigion, area by the late Vyrnwy J. Lewis (1903-2002), including his original manuscript notes.

Elegiac verses on the death in France in 1916 of Lieutenant David Owain Evans, Blaenau Ffestiniog, written by Humphrey Jones (Bryfdir) and Ellis Humphrey Evans (Hedd Wyn) for a literary meeting at Seion chapel, Blaenau Ffestiniog, April 24, 1916.

The original manuscript of the first public utterance of the first archbishop and metropolitan of the ecclesiastical province of Wales, i.e. Alfred George Edwards, delivered by him at Llandrindod Wells, 9 April 1920, immediately after his election as archbishop; the original manuscript of a short address delivered by him immediately after his enthronement by the Archbishop of Canterbury, 1 June 1920; and letters from Archbishop Edwards and E. Elliss Hughes to John Ballinger, 1920.

Papers relating to the administration of the poor law in the parish of Llanddeusant, Carmarthenshire, 1791-1832.

A catalogue of portraits, prints, maps, drawings, etc. relating to Shropshire and collected by Edward Edwards, 10th August 1849.

A transcript, by T. Vaughan Roberts, of the poems of Guto'r Glyn, mainly from manuscripts in the British Museum, collated with manuscripts in other libraries.

Notes by William Jones, Swansea, of sermons by William Edwards (bridge builder), Richard Tibbott (Llanbrynmair), Lewis Rees (Mynydd Bach, near Swansea), John Davies (Llansamlet), and others 1778-1779, together with transcripts of hymns.

Arrearages of minister's accounts in the counties of Chester and Flint, receipts of issues in the same counties, and payments made by Sir William Stanley, Chamberlain of Chester, 1472-1484.

The second of two volumes of manuscripts called Genealogical notes relating to the ancestry of the people called Quakers in Wales and Early meetings of the people called the Quakers in North Wales, Monmouthshire and Glamorganshire, by Thomas Allen Glenn, 1920.

The second of two volumes of copies of inscriptions on tombstones in Newmarket Church, Flintshire, with notes on the history of the parish transcribed from manuscript sources by Thomas Allen Glenn.

Poor rate assessments made on the inhabitants of the township of Henllys, parish of Llanfihangel Geneu'r Glyn, Cardiganshire, 1829-1837.

A manuscript entitled Disbursements for ye use of ye Company at Bryndinas mines in Merion[eth]shire, 1752-1762, together with various other accounts, 1789-1793.

A manuscript entitled Reference to the Map of the Manor, Town, Borough, and Liberty of Saint Clears in the County of Carmarthen, 1810, giving acreage of property and names of proprietors and tenants.

A transcript of the Taicroesion manuscript of North Wales pedigrees, with additions in a later hand.

A copy of the New Testament in Greek, printed at Geneva, 1619, bearing the autograph of Ellis Wynne, Lâs Ynys, Merioneth, with several notes and memoranda in the autograph of his son, William Wynne.