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XM/2478/144. NOTES on post-war credit under the Finance Act, 1941.  n.d
XM/2474/25. FILE of newspaper cuttings and papers re the problem of unemployment in the Nantlle Valley, and measures taken to rectify the situation after the Second World War.  1912-1950
XM/2474/57 MEMORANDUM II drawn up by the Gwyrfai Rural District Council dealing with the development in the industrial situation in the Nantlle Valley since the publication of Memorandum I in December, l944, and...  more 1945 Dec.
XM/4657/129. LETTER: Antony Read, Secretary of State for War, to Pierce Lloyd Williams, thanking him for his work "as an active member of the Home Guard" between 1952 and 1956.  n.d.
XM/4657/131. LETTERS: Pierce Lloyd Williams, while on 1943 Nov. 16active service aboard the Hospital ship Aba to his wife Luned, during the Second World War. A copy of the original. Typed manuscript.  1940 July 6-
XM/4657/132. LETTER: Pierce Lloyd Williams, 13 Edgeworth Avenue, Hendon to his wife, Luned, informing her that he would probably be leaving (to the war) quite soon; and that he had to go to Stiffkey in Norfolk the...  more 1939 Aug. 27
XM/4657/185. NEWSPAPER EXTRACTS: from War Illustrated - among the extracts are "We went to Rescue our Bombed Hospital Ship" (2 copies) and "Row Petty Officer won V.C., and reports on hospital Ship A...  more 1941 July 25
XM/4657/191. NEWSPAPER CUTTING: from the L’Avenir Colonial Belge: end of the Second World War. French.  1945 Sept. 11
XM/4657/203. BOOKLET: Roll of Honour of St. Thomas’s Hospital London, for the Great War 1914-1918.  1920 May
XM/5120 PAPURAU PENYBRYN EDERN PAPERS

Casgliad hynod ddiddorol o lythyrau, gweithredoedd a nodiadau amrywiol yn ymestyn yn ol i flynyddoedd cynnar yr ail ganrif ar bymtheg, yn ymwneud yn bennaf a...  more 		 
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