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Berta Ruck archive

Amy Roberta (‘Berta’) Ruck (1878-1978) was a popular and prolific romantic novelist. She produced numerous novels, short stories and serials, as well as several autobiographical works. She also had…  

Wales Remembers 1914-18

To mark the centenary of the First World War, the Library has gathered, digitised and given access to thousands of items from its collections which relate the Welsh experience of the conflict. …  

Wales to the World: celebrating maps in a brand new exhibition

19.09.2023 On Saturday 23 September an exciting new exhibition of maps from the National Library of Wales will open at the Riverside Gallery, Haverfordwest. The Wales to the World exhibition will…  

Volunteers Newsletter Issue 18

Volunteers Newsletter Issue 18 Volunteers Newsletter Issue 18 Volunteer Newsletter Volunteers Newsletter Issue 18  

Explanation of the data

First line Last line Title Poet's name Meter Type Personal name Place name Dates Other subjects Print sources Manuscript sources 1. First line The orthography and…  

List of manuscript abbreviations

Abbreviation Description A Aberdare (NLW MSS 5474-5475) B British Musuem Ba Bangor (in the Library of Bangor University) Ba(M) Mostyn Collection (in the Library of Bangor University) Bl…  

List of print abbreviations

Abbreviation Printed Sources, Periodicals and Theses ADLl Dinb 'Astudiaeth o draddodiad llenyddol Sir Ddinbych a'r canolbarth'. University of Wales MA Thesis by Cledwyn Fychan, 1986 ArchCam…  

Maldwyn

The index to the Welsh poetry of the manuscripts Introduction The origins of this database can be traced back to the work of Elizabeth J. Louis Jones and Henry Lewis in their Index to the…  

Theses Collection Wales

The Theses Collection Wales includes approximately 50,000 theses and dissertations which have been presented for postgraduate degrees in higher educational institutions in Wales. The collection…  

Welsh Ballads

Welsh Ballads Online includes about 4,000 digitised ballads, mainly dating from the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, from the collections of the National Library of Wales and Cardiff University…  

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