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XD9/1760-1827

NEWSPAPER CUTTINGS AND NOTES COMPILED FOR HISTORY OF MORIAH CHAPEL

Item Title	Description	Archive Date
XD9/1760	NEWSPAPER CUTTING: DARN o’r Herald Gymraeg ynglþn â chyflwyno tysteb i’r Parch. David Jones, Treborth. Hefyd nodyn (llawysgrif) yn cynnwys rhai dyddiadau yn ei gylch.	1859 Hyd. 1
XD9/1761	NEWSPAPER CUTTING: DARN o’r Goleuad yn rhoi bywgraffiad o’r pregethwyr a fu farw yn 1871. Hefyd, nodiadau bras parthed y Parch. Griffith Jones, Caernarfon, y ceir ei enw yn y rhestr uchod... more	1871 Mai 6
XD9/1762	NEWSPAPER CUTTING: DARN o’r Goleuad ynghylch cyfarfod sefydlu y Parch. Evan Jones, Dyffryn, Meirionnydd, yn weinidog ym Moriah.	1875 Hyd. 23
XD9/1763	NEWSPAPER CUTTING re decision "that Bangor become the site of the College intended to be established and endowed in North Wales".	1883 Aug.
XD9/1764	NEWSPAPER CUTTING: DARN o’r Goleuad er cof am y Parch. Williams Evans, Millom, Cumberland, a fu farw yng Nghaernarfon 18 Chwefror.	1892 Mawrth 3
XD9/1765	NEWSPAPER EXTRACT: LLYTHYR at y golygydd ynglþn â ’Chymru a’r ysgolion Gwirfoddol’ allan o Baner ac Amserau Cymru, 1af Ionawr, 1896. Welsh and English	1896
XD9/1766	NEWSPAPER CUTTING: Ethygyl yn Y Goleuad gan R. Jones (Glan Alaw) (a droddodwyd yn y Twrgwyn, Bangor) yn annerch a chyngori blaenoriaid newydd ar eu dyfodiad i’r Cyfarfod Misol.	1897 Ion. 6
XD9/1767	NEWSPAPER CUTTINGS from the North Wales Express (dated 2, 16 and 30 Dec., 1898), Y Genedl, (27 Dec., 1898); Yr Herald Gymraeg (14 March, 1899); Y Werin (25 March and 6 Dec., 1899); and The Manchester ... more	1898-1899
XD9/1768	NEWSPAPER CUTTING: DARN o’r Herald Gymraeg parthed cyfarfod anrhegu Henry Jonathan ar fod yn flaenor yn Moriah am hanner can mlynedd.	1899 Rhag. 5
XD9/1769	NEWSPAPER CUTTING from the Caernarfon and Denbigh Herald re "C’von rumours". Reference made to Moriah.	1900 Feb. 9

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