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XM10681/89-123

Eitemau ynglyn â Lloyd George/Items re Lloyd George

Item TitleDescriptionArchive Date
XM10681/89 ELECTION PROPAGANDA in the form of a ballot paper for the Caernarfon Boroughs Election in which the candidates are Lloyd George and Col. Henry Platt. Welsh and English.  1900 Oct 6
XM10681/90 CHRISTMAS CARD from Lloyd George, Brynawelon, Cricieth and 11 Downing Street. Bears a photograph of Lloyd George on the front. Welsh and English.  1909
XM10681/91 TAFLEN GÂN: ’Lloyd George am Byth’. Cyhoeddwyd gan Evan Williams, Market Place, Bangor.  d.d.
XM10681/92 NEWSPAPER CUTTING: ’Intercepted Letters, No. 11 - from Mr. Lloyd George to Baron de Forest’ by I.C. A poem in the form of a spoof letter, with allusions to the contemporary political scen...  more n.d.
XM10681/93 NEWSPAPER CUTTING from The Daily Mirror: ’Major Lloyd George to wed today’, about the marriage of Richard Lloyd George to Roberta McAlpine at Bath Abbey.  1917 April 7
XM10681/94 CHRISTMAS CARD: Lloyd George, Bryn Awelon, Cricieth to the electors of the Caernarfon Borough thanking them for electing him for the tenth time. Bears a photograph of Lloyd George on the front.  1923 Dec 10
XM10681/95 PHOTOGRAPH of Margaret Lloyd George with a facsimile of her signature glued to the back.  n.d.
XM10681/96 NEWSPAPER ARTICLE from the Daily Sketch re Megan Lloyd George, M.P., as a bridesmaid for Miss Audrey Thomas and Mr. Cecil Owen, at St. Cybi’s Church, Holyhead.  1929 Dec 4
XM10681/97 BOOKLET: ’British Public Men Series, No. 1, David Lloyd George, the Liberal Leader’ by Capt. A.H. Henderson-Livesey. Published by Social Services Ltd. Enclosed: NEWSPAPER CUTTING: photogr...  more [1930s]
XM10681/98 NEWSPAPER CUTTING: ’Lloyd George on the European outlook’ containing various quotes by Lloyd George on current affairs.  [1938]
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