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Papurau a Dogfennau Amrywio o Lyfrgell y Sir.
Papers and Miscellanea from the County Library

Cofier hefyd am y lluniau sy’n cydfynd â’r casgliad hwn sef:
XS/1532/1 - 3

The collection of photograps which are part of the library’s collection can be found at XS/1532/1 - 3

Item Title	Description	Archive Date
XM/2641/71	VERSES in memory of Mr. Owen Jones, New Street, Caernarfon, deacon at Engedi C.M. Church, and a worker at Mark Lane Mission, by Gwynfor (Copy typescript).	n.d.
XM/2641/72	CERDD a gyflwynwyd i D. Lloyd-George, Ysw., Cyfreithiwr, Criccieth, ar ei briodas gyda Miss Maggie Owen, Mynydd Ednyfed, Criccieth, (typed copy).	n.d.
XM/2641/73	PEDIGREE of the late Rev. John Jones, Talysarn. (Photos tat copy).	n.d.
XM/2641/74	TORIAD PAPUR NEWYDD: parthed pablwydd Anthropos yn 90 mlwydd oed. [Yr Herald Gymraeg]	1943 Mehef 14
XM/2641/75	NEWSPAPER CUTTINGS re the 16th Annual Conference of Welsh Library Authorities at Aberystwyth: [From the Western Mail, the Cambrian News, Liverpool Post, News Chronicle, and the Welsh Gazette.]	1949 Sept. 15-26
XM/2641/76	CUTTING from The Motor Boat and Yachting containing an article on "Lotus the Lobster Boat" owned by ?Col. O Farrel, Porthdinllaen.	1953 Jan.
XM/2641/77	NEWSPAPER CUTTING: re unveiling of a bronze memorial plaque to Sir William Preece, K.G.B., (1834-1913), on the outside wall of the General Post Office, Caernarfon. Photograph of the plaque. [From the ... more	1953 April 17
XM/2641/78	RHIFYN o Faner ac Amersau Cymru.	1964 Hydref 6
XM/2641/79	NEWSPAPER CUTTING: first instalment Frank Owen’s biography of Lloyd George `Tempestuous Journey’ [From The Sunday Express].	1954 Oct. 24
XM/2641/80	NEWSPAPER CUTTING: Profile of Gwilym Lloyd George (2nd son of David Lloyd George), newly appointed Home Secretary. [From The Observer].	1954 Oct. 24

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