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XM/4657

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

Item Title	Description	Archive Date
XM/4657/71.	CERTIFICATE: Central Welsh Board’s Junior Certificate to certify that Luned Lewis Jones satisfied the examiners in the following subject - English Language and Literature, French, Arithmetic, Bo... more	1817 Sept.
XM/4657/72.	CERTIFICATE: The Associated Board of the Royal Academy of Music and the Royal College of Music’s certificate of distinction to Luned L. Jones who was examined on the pianoforte.	1917
XM/4657/73.	CERTIFICATE: Central Welsh Board, Junior Certificate to certify that Luned L. Jones had satisfied the examiners in the following subjects: English Language and Literature, Latin, French, Arithmetic, E... more	1918 Sept. 2
XM/4657/74.	CERTIFICATE: The Associated Board of the Royal Academy of Music and the Royal College of Music’s Pass Certificate to Luned L. Jones, who was examined in the Rudiments of Music.	1918
XM/4657/75.	CERTIFICATE: Central Welsh Board’s Senior Certificate in English Language and Literature, History, Botany, Arithmetic, Latin, French to Luned L. Jones.	1819 Sept. 5
XM/4657/76.	CERTIFICATE: The Associated Board of the Royal Academy of Music and the Royal College of Music’s certificate to certify that Luned L. Jones passed in the Advanced Grade Pianoforte examination.	1921
XM/4657/77.	CERTIFICATE: Royal Academy of Music’s certificate of Diploma for Licentiate (L.R.A.M.) as a singer,to Luned Lewis- Jones.	1926 June 24
XM/4657/78.	CERTIFICATE: Royal Academy of Music’s Certificate of Merit to Luned Lloyd Williams, for singing.	1938
XM/4657/79	LETTER: E.T.D., University College of North Wales, Bangor to Miss Luned Lewis Jones, thanking her for her singing in the Christmas Oratorio concert.	1925 Dec. 14
XM/4657/80.	LETTER: Pierce Lloyd Williams (128 Harley Street] London to Luned [Lewis Jones]. In the letter he gives an account of his day in Barley Street and of a lecture he delivered at the Children’s Hos... more	1926 Oct. 19

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