Programmes, etc., of eisteddfodau at New Brighton. Purchased from Geoffrey Meadon, Hay, May 1977,
- NLW MS 14573C.
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- 1901-1906.
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Programmes, etc., of eisteddfodau at New Brighton. Purchased from Geoffrey Meadon, Hay, May 1977,
Programmes, leaflets, flyers, etc relating to the centenary celebrations of the Welsh settlement in Patagonia, 1865 (printed material). (Formerly R. Bryn Williams MS 104.) See also NLW MSS 18175-18246. Welsh, English, Spanish. Purchased from R. Bryn Williams, Llanbadarn Fawr, September 1979.
Progress report and article by Gwyneth M. Morris.
A typescript volume, being a progress report by the donor and an application to transfer from M.Phil to PhD entitled 'Career patterns of Welsh women teachers, 1945-1975', (Bath Spa University College, 1998), together with an article based on her research, entitled 'Was teaching a 'good career for a woman'', May 2002.
Morris, Gwyneth
Proof copies of Alun Lewis, In the Green Tree (London, 1948), containing illustrations by John Petts, and of John Ryder (ed.), Typographical Notebooks. I: John Petts (privately printed, London, 1948). [Papers of John Petts, see NLW MSS 23207-13].
Lewis, Alun, 1915-1944
Proof copies of three articles published by Sir John Rhys in Proceedings of the British Academy.
Proof copy (printed) of the vocal score of Everyman by H. Walford Davies. Music notation, English. Between boards. Purchased from Bernard Quaritch, London, December 1964.
Proofs, typescripts, manuscript notes and correspondence relating to the publication of the volume Ystoryaeu Seint Greal Rhan 1 Y Keis (Cardiff, 1992), edited by Professor Thomas Jones (1910-72). An envelope containing correspondence is not to be made available until 1 July 2008.
Proof-sheets from Middle Hill Press of Sir Thomas Phillips (printed with no corrections). Welsh, English. Between boards. Purchased from Sotheby's & Co., London, May 1969.
Proposals, broadsheets, etc collected by the Reverend Walter Davies ('Gwallter Mechain'). (Formerly Crosswood MS 314.) English. Unbound.
Proposed heads of agreement for renewing the mineral lease to Dowlais Iron Company,
Proposed location of UCSW and Mon.,
A volume, compiled in 1883, containing memorials, reports of deputations, press cuttings and other manuscript and printed items, 1882, arguing the case for Cardiff rather than Swansea as the site for the proposed university college for South Wales and Monmouthshire, and submitted to the arbitration of Chichester Samuel Fortescue, Baron Carlingford, Lord President of the [Privy] Council.
A manuscript containing prose sketches of Saint David, Ellen Dwn (from Scott's Lochinvar) and Matilde Despenser, together with poetry by 'Miss Vaughan (Vychan)', Newport, Monmouthshire.
Prosecution of Thomas Bowen, &c.
A note relating to the prosecution of Thomas Bowen (1756-1827), Congregational minister, at Brecon in 1791 for holding a meeting in an unlicensed house in the parish of Llansantffraid, Brecknockshire, together with a letter, 1919, from David Davies, Neuaddfach, Cwmdu to Professor D. Morgan Lewis (1851-1937), Aberystwyth.
Two volumes compiled by Peter Protheroe entitled: 'The Broadford Manuscript. A concise pedigree of Protheroe descent 1500 to 2000 AD' relating to the Protheroe family of Hawkesbrook, Dolwilym and Glanbran, and 'From Kelt to Cymro. A concise history of the original Welsh'.
Protheroe, Peter.
Pryce family, Newport (Salop) and Welshpool, and the Holmes family,
Extracts, 1770-1780, from an old family Prayer Book recording the births and baptisms of Anna Maria, Charlotte, Richard, Harriotte, Bridgett, Edward, John and Martha Anne, sons and daughters of John and Mary Pryce either at Newport (Salop) or Welshpool, and also recording various diseases, measles, chicken pox, small pox, etc,. suffered by the children.
A copy of Elwyn V. Jones's work relating to Pryce Jones (1834-1920) of Newtown, entitled 'Pryce Jones, Pioneer of Mail Order and Parcel Post and founder of the World-Famous Business Pryce Jones Limited Royal Welsh Warehouse'.
A ddioddefws a orfu, a pryddest written by J. Gwyddno Williams (Gwyddno) (1860?-1950), Llannefydd for the Port Talbot National Eisteddfod, 1932.
Williams, John Gwyddno, 1860?-1950 Pryddest (1932), NLW MS 3520B
A poem entitled 'Pryddest ar Joseph' by 'Blagur'.
'Blagur' (pseudonym).