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XM/4657

Papurau’r Athro W.Lewis Jones / Papers of Prof W.Lewis Jones

Item TitleDescriptionArchive Date
XM/4657/211. NEWSPAPER CUTTING: from The Chronicle An Obituary - Dr. H. Lloyd Williams, J.P., Waenfawr.  1950 July 28
XM/4657/212. NEWSPAPER CUTTING: from the Willesden Chronicle Deadline reads "Death of former Willesden J.P. - Dr. H. Lloyd-Williams."  1950 Aug. 25
XM/4657/213. PAMPHLET: Twenty-first anniversary - The Principal’s review of the work and growth of the college.  1905 July 1
XM/4657/214. PAMPHLET: Visit of their Majesties the King and Queen to North Wales. Laying of the Foundation Stone of the new buildings of the University College of North Wales.  1907 July 9
XM/4657/215. NEWSPAPER CUTTING: "Prince Presented to the Welsh People - Huge crowds in scorching heat at the Investiture". Also mentions visit to Bangor to open buildings of U.C.N.W. Cutting taken fro th...  more 1911 July 14
XM/4657/216. PROGRAMME: Visit of their Majesties the King and Queen to Bangor. On the occasion of the opening of the new buildings of the University College of North Wales.  1911 July 14
XM/4657/217. NEWSPAPER CUTTING: "Opening of the University College" - taken from The Chronicle.  1911 July 14
XM/4657/218. NEWSPAPER CUTTING: "King and been in Wales" taken from the Liverpool Daily Post and Mercury"- contains an account of the Investiture ceremony at Caernarfon Castle and the opening of the...  more 1911 July 15
XM/4657/219. NEWSPAPER CUTTING: "King and Queen at Bangor College" - buildings opened. His Majesty’s speech, three knighthoods, Snowdon Motor Tour, Taken from the [?Daily Telegraph].  1911 July l5
XM/4657/220. NEWSPAPER CUTTING: `Today’s Investiture of the Prince of Wales’, and the visit to Bangor to open the University College.  [1811 July]
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