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The Council of the Marches of Wales,

Bills of complaint, etc. by William Owen, Lord of Kemes, to the Council of the Marches; further legal papers involving George Owen of Henllys, Alban Owen, Thomas Lloyd of Bronwydd and others.

The Council of Churches for Wales

Minutes, reports, papers and letters relating to the Council of Churches for Wales and its various interests, 1955-1990, including Annual Reports, 1973-1982; papers relating to conferences, 1959-1986; papers of various sub-committees under the Council, 1959-1986, especially the Industry Committee, 1972-1986; papers relating to the 'Family of God' festival (Gŵyl Teulu Duw), 1984-1986; and papers relating to the 'People Next Door' campaign (Pobl Drws Nesa) held by the British Council of Churches to bring churches closer to the community, 1965-1967.

Council of Churches for Wales

The constitution,

Copies of The Constitution of the Church in Wales, [?1920]-1923, drafts of proposed schemes, 1920-1921, notes of possible additions and amendments, 1923, a memorandum on the Provincial Patronage Board and the Constitution, 1926, and a typescript Welsh translation of the constitution, 1972.

The Coal Industry and Industrial Relations,

Includes material relating to the preparation of the coalowners' case to be presented to the Royal Commission on the Coal Industry (i.e. the Samuel Commission) in 1925-26; letters from J. Conway Davies, the Secretary of the Representative Group of Employers, to David Davies; material concerning the Industrial Peace Movement, 1927-29, the House of Lords debates on the 1930 Coal Bill; and the 1936 Expiring Laws Continuance Bill.

'The Celts',

Sylwebaeth ar gyfer ffilm ar y Celtiaid, 28 Mai 1978. Commentary for a film on the Celts, 28 May 1978.

The Cambrian Railways Company papers

A small number of papers relating to The Cambrian Railways Company which incorporated several other Welsh railways, including the Aberystwith and Welsh Coast Railway from 1866. They comprise a list of railway employees, 1873, a conveyance to Sir Pryse Pryse of surplus lands in Llanfihangel Genau’r-glyn and Llangynfelyn, 1876, and a legal case by David Jones against The Cambrian Railways Company, 1899.

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