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'A genial territory', a talk by Professor Alun Davies.

(A) Geological notes by E. Mendes de Costa for a Mr Evans who was going on a tour of inspection to Wales. Copy. (B) A copy of an advertisement for a book on a voyage from Donagche a Dee to Port Patrick, by Capt. N-nn-y, 'To be had of all Booksellers in Dolgelle'.

Asks him to prepare his bill on the Trust in the Wernlwyd business.

Letters from Brodie, and her mother's health.

R12/1122/4/5.
A Girdle Around the Earth, by Raymond Glendenning
First broadcast: 18th May 1932.
Children's radio programme originally recorded for The Children's Hour.
UID: Unknown.
Typed Script with written annotations.
A special programme for Good Will Day (Children’s World Peace Day). The story of the first wireless message sent over sea. Set in 1896, a boat leaves Cardiff Port carrying zinc plates. Italian inventor, Guglielmo Marconis, wishes to send the first wireless transmission. The transmitting apparatus was erected at Lavernock Point, and the receiving posts at Flat Holm and Brean Down. On May 18th, 1896 the first wireless transmission was made across 8.5 miles. Good Will Day messages from other nations are then played: France, Germany, Italy, Spain, South Africa, India, Canada, Australia and America.
Subjects: Wireless, Good Will Day, Children’s World Peace Day, Cardiff Port, Guglielmo Marconis, Lavernock Point, Flat Holm, Brean Down.

T3/864/8.
A Girl in a Garden by Emyr Humphreys.
First broadcast: 16 June 1964.
UID: Unknown.
Typed script with written annotations.
BBC television script for A Girl in a Garden by Emyr Humphreys.

A play for television / drama deledu. See also / gweler hefyd: D I/2.

Account by J W Bradley of the illuminated 15 cent. copy of the Vulgate in Glasgow University Library.

Music score (3pp) for medium voice and piano. [M.378]

A Glossarial Index of English Literature by Herbert Coleridge. (Formerly Howell Ll. Davies MS 30.) English. Straight grain. Purchased from the library of Howell Lloyd Davies, Ruabon, 1949.

A Glossary. An unfinished glossary of Welsh words (A - Calamynt), based on P. Diverres: Le Plus Ancien Texte des Meddygon Myddveu (Paris, 1913), and Timothy Lewis; A Welsh Leech Book (Liverpool, 1914). Welsh; English; French.

Notebooks of Thomas (Tom) Jones, Trealaw, containing a draft of 'A Glossary of the Welsh of Glamorgan', 1907, with manuscript and typescript additions and corrections, and pasted-in newspaper cuttings, c. 1908 - c. 1936. Submitted for competition, under the pseudonym 'Meurig', at the National Eisteddfod of Wales, Swansea, 1907, the essay was awarded joint first prize, with that of Thomas Christopher Evans ('Cadrawd'). A letter, 1910, from Sir Edward Anwyl has been tipped in on f. iii of MS 23476.

The various societies of young Welshmen in north Wales, Liverpool and Manchester plan to consolidate themselves into a single organisation and establish new branches in the towns and villages of north Wales. They do not feel that they have the right to act in south Wales. Encloses a sketch of the scheme (A1/199a) and would like D. A. Thomas to show it to the other MPs from south Wales. Could D. A. Thomas attend the conference at Chester in early June? Would welcome D. A. Thomas's opinion and perhaps a letter for publication.

Annexes a copy of a resolution which D. A. Thomas should second at the conference next Saturday. Would welcome an early reply from D. A. Thomas. The resolution approves the formation of a Cymru Fydd League as outlined in the draft scheme issued by the Liverpool and Manchester Cymru Fydd societies. It also urged the setting up of branches, an improvement in organisation and greater publicity for its objectives. The resolution was proposed by Thomas Gee, seconded by D. A. Thomas, and supported by Sir George Osborne Morgan MP.