Press cuttings describing the activities of the Cymmrodorion Welsh War Relief Committee

Various press cuttings collected by the secretaries of the Cymmrodorion relating to the various activities of the Society

Mae'r gyfres yn cynnwys cyfrolau o doriadau papur newydd ar bynciau yn cynnwys Ben Bowen, llenyddiaeth Myfyr Hefin a Chapel Horeb, Pump Heol, Llanelli. Y mae yma hefyd fwndel o doriadau amrywiol. Mae'r toriadau papurau newydd yn cynnwys y Llanelly Mercury, lle bu'n olygydd y golofn Gymraeg, Seren Cymru a Seren yr Ysgol Sul, papur a fu'n golygu am 35 mlynedd. Ceir yma hefyd rhai llythyrau, rhaglenni a deunydd amrywiol wedi eu cwmpasu yn y cyfrolau.

Mae'r ffeil yn cynnwys toriadau o gyfres o erthyglau, 'Gwaith Anghyhoeddedig Ben Bowen', a ymddangosodd yn Seren yr Ysgol Sul; a dau rifyn o Seren yr Ysgol Sul yn cynnwys erthyglau ar Ben Bowen gan ei frawd.

The group comprises correspondence, papers, press cuttings and releases, and circulars, 1996-2001, concerning the preparation and publication of the series of Gregynog Papers by the Institute of Welsh Affairs.

The series comprises press and other media coverage of Bernice Rubens's career from many countries, including publicity material, reviews of her work, interviews and biographical accounts; press cuttings and drafts of articles, short stories and talks by Rubens herself; together with documents concerning a tour of Australia and New Zealand, and a number of business and personal letters relating to her work.

Mae'r ffeil yn cynnwys nodiadau pregethau, 1936-1976, ynghyd â thorion o'r wasg Gymraeg a nodiadau amrywiol eraill.

The series comprises press cuttings relating to Welsh culture, nationalism and language, politics, eminent figures, literature, history, rural crafts, folklore and legends, customs, natural history, scenery, preachers, eisteddfodau and music.

The series comprises articles by, or concerning, HFJ, 1889-1962, relating to his work as a lecturer for a Workers' Education class on Welsh literature and history, Yr Aelwyd', and also concerning cultural and political topics, biographies and obituaries, customs folklore and gypsies,A Cymric Causerie' and eisteddfodau.

The series comprises scrapbooks, press cuttings, programmes and other material, [c. 1950]-1998, relating to Welsh actors, musicians and authors, accumulated by Dr Terence Rees.

'Gweddillion Cyhoeddiadau Diflanedig Llyfr. 3', being a scrap-book containing press cuttings, etc., accumulated by John Williams, Amlwch.

This series consists mainly of various cuttings comprising reviews on Strike for a Kingdom, You're Welcome to Ulster, and The Small Mine, [c.1959]-1992. The series also includes an invitation to an exhibition at the Leigh Gallery, Cambridge; a letter with the reviews and another from a friend in America, praising one of her books; two miscellaneous articles; and a radio script for the programme 'The Arts in Ulster' on which The Small Mine was reviewed.

Press cuttings, 1919-1929, mostly relating to J. D. Jones, Congregational minister, Bournemouth, and a poster advertising the centenary meetings of Pendref Chapel, Ruthin.

Mae'r gyfrol yn cynnwys toriadau o'r golofn 'Spotlight on Wales in Birkenhead' a luniwyd gan Walter Rees Jones ac a ymddangosodd yn y Birkenhead News rhwng Medi 1947 a Chwefror 1956. Ceir o fewn y gyfrol hefyd ychydig o dorion amrywiol eraill a nifer fechan o lythyrau at W. Rees Jones yn ystod yr un cyfnod.

The group consists of the minute book, 1952-1987, of the Lampeter and District Liberal Association containing minutes of meetings and numerous press cuttings.

The file consists of miscellaneous papers concerning the Alliance campaign in Wales during 1984. They include numerous press cuttings, press releases, resolutions passed and details of constituency allocations between the two parties in the Alliance.

The file comprises press cuttings accumulated by Dr Roderic Bowen. Some relate to his appointment as a Queen's Counsel in 1952, his appointment as Deputy Chairman of the Ways and Means Committee in 1965 and subsequent defeat as the Liberal candidate for Cardiganshire in the general election of 1966, and his official visit to Aden in 1966.

A scrapbook, begun in 1850 by the Rev. John Williams, entitled 'The Museum of Literature', containing press cuttings, [19 cent, second ½], relating mostly to current affairs, politics, notable figures, temperance and Sunday closing, and health and welfare. The majority of the cuttings appear to have been taken from The Illustrated London News.
Cuttings have been pasted in by Williams on pp. 1-215. Further items have been inserted loose in the remainder of the volume, while some 270 cuttings, mainly of more local interest, have been placed in archival envelopes.

Personal and genealogical papers, 1822-1952, of Sir William Goscombe John, together with some genealogical notes, [1970x1990], compiled by a descendant.
They include various certificates, diplomas and passports, 1870-1913; ephemera relating to the unveiling of statues in Liverpool and Cardiff, 1905, 1909; press cuttings, [1889]-1939; and the text of a broadcast tribute to him, 16 December 1952, by Rollo Charles (ff. 63-64). Genealogical papers comprise transcripts and other memoranda, from sources including Wenvoe parish registers, in his own hand, [20 cent, first ½] (ff. 2-6), and in another hand, [1970x1990] (ff. 1, 7-12, 14); the title page of Y Bibl Santaidd (Carmarthen, 1822) containing John family genealogical memoranda, 1823-[1834] (f. 13 recto-verso); and a printed family register for the John family, [19 cent, third ¼] (f. 15).