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XM/2170

Casgliad o bapurau, llyfrau, etc. yn ymwneud ag Esgobiaeth Bangor.
A collection of papers, books, etc. re Bangor Diocese.

Item Title	Description	Archive Date
XM/2170/21	SERMON preached at Beaumaris by Richard Griffith, Rector of Llandegfan and Beaumaris [printed].	1797 March 8
XM/2170/22	PRINTED BOOK: The Cambrian Biography: or Historical Notices of Celebrated Men among the Ancient Britons, by William Owen, F.A. S.	1803
XM/2170/23	SUMMARY ACCOUNT of the Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge, with a catalogue of the books dispersed by the Society [printed.]	1812
XM/2170/24	CATALOGUE of the books in the Bangor Cathedral Library, containing upwards of 1400 volumes on various subjects, arranged and edited with annotations by the Rev. Charles W. F. Jones, M.A. [printed].	1872
XM/2170/25	BOOKLET: List of donations to the million pound appeal fund for the Church in Wales. (printed].	1921
XM/2170/26	REPORT AND CONSTITUTION: Diocese of Bangor’s Board of Finance, together with the Lists of Committees and their Reports; Subscriptions, Parochial Contributions and Balance Sheet for the year endi... more	1921-32
XM/2170/27	GUIDE to Penmon Church and Priory by Geoffrey G. Holme. [printed].	1935
XM/2170/28	PROGRAMME OF ARRANGEMENTS: Cambrian Archaeological Association’s ninety-first Annual Meeting to be held at Bangor, with short notes of the places to be visited. Edited by H. Harold Hughes, M.A.,... more	1939 Aug. 30-Sept. 3
XM/2170/29	CATALOGUE: An exhibition of Portraits from Welsh Houses held by the National Museum of Wales, Cardiff. [printed].	1948 June-July
XM/2170/30	PROGRAMME: The Consecration of St. Peter’s Church, by The Lord Bishop of Bangor, parish of Glanadda with Penrhosgarnedd, Bangor. [Welsh and English]	1957 Dec. 14

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