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David Lloyd George as Minister of Munitions

With the beginning of the First World War David Lloyd George, as Chancellor, tried to ensure that the country's finances were in a state as to be able to pursue the war successfully. It became…  

Digital Learning Resources

The National Library of Wales worked in partnership with Amgueddfa Cymru-National Museum Wales to produce and publish digital learning resources on The First World War on Hwb. These include…  

David Lloyd George Photo Albums

These four photo albums showcase the life of David Lloyd George up until the 1920s. First is the photo album of Maesygweren, dated around 1918. The second belonged to his wife, Dame Margaret…  

The A J Sylvester Collection

Albert James Sylvester (1889 – 1989) was raised in Staffordshire by a tenant farmer of modest income. In his late teens he attended evening classes to learn shorthand writing and migrated to London…  

David Lloyd George Film Clips

The National Screen and Sound Archive of Wales hold a varied collection of clips of David Lloyd George. They range from home movies, to official films made by news companies and even a feature…  

Witchcraft in 17th-century Flintshire: Part 2

Witchcraft in Seventeenth-Century Flintshire (PART TWO) by J. Gwynn Wiliams, M.A. Journal of the Flintshire Historical Society, 1975-1976, 27, p. 5-35 The first part of this study concluded…  

'The Earliest Welsh Printed Book'

Yny Lhyvyr Hwnn (1546): The Earliest Welsh Printed Book1 R Geraint Gruffydd The Bulletin of the Board of Celtic Studies, Volume XXII Part II, May 1969, pp.105-116 Most of the papers read…  

Ifor Williams' Article

Gan yr Athro Ifor Williams. Journal of the Welsh Bibliographical Society IV, 1932-6, tt.33-9 Yn 1902 ailbrintiwyd Yn y Lhyvyr Hwnn Syr John Price, ac Oll Synnwyr Pen William Salesbury, y cyntaf…  

English translation of the dedication in the 1588 Bible

[From "A memorandum on the legality of the Welsh Bible and the Welsh version of the Book of Common Prayer" by Albert Owen Evans (d. 1937)] APPENDIX IV. Dedication in the Welsh Bible of 1588 by…  

Ingleby Watercolours

This collection of watercolours illustrates views in north Wales. Ingleby's achievement is best seen in his little townscapes where his eye for detail often gives us unique records of urban life in…  

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