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62. WCBC: Council News a collection of works by the noted sculptor Goscombe John and artefacts associatedwith the poets of the Valley – Huw Morus, and John ‘Ceiriog’ Hughes. http://www.wrexham.gov.uk/english/council/news/April02/museum.htm

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63. WCBC: Accommodation For Wrexham & The Surrounding Areas Further Information. Mr and Mrs Hughes glencoed@chirk.com. Name of ServicedAccommodation. back to the top. Chirk and the Ceiriog Valley. http://www.wrexham.gov.uk/english/leisure_tourism/Accommodation.htm

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64. GO BRITANNIA! Wales: Wales History Timeline - 1849-1869 AD 186265 JOHN Ceiriog Hughes' POETRY PUBLISHED Some of the most popular poetry inWales was written by Hughes (bardic title Ceiriog ) between the years 1862 http://www.britannia.com/celtic/wales/timeline/tl13.html

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65. GO BRITANNIA! Wales: Welsh Literature - 19th Century of their complete lack of knowledge of the Welsh language, are unable to appreciatesuch poets as Blackwell, Evans and especially John Ceiriog Hughes (183287 http://www.britannia.com/wales/lit/lit15.html

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66. Hu - New General Catalog Of Old Books & Authors Of The Most Rev John Hughes 1864 John C Hughes (M 1827 1863) A Soldier's DreamOf Home 1996 John C Hughes (M 1932 - ?) John Ceiriog Hughes (M 1832 http://www.kingkong.demon.co.uk/ngcoba/hu.htm

New General Catalog of Old Books and Authors Author names starting with Hu Follow these links for explanations of the of this catalog, its condition of use , the dates , the general abbreviations , the language abbreviations , the nationality abbreviations electronic library codes used, and for advice on buying or borrowing selling or valuing old books. If you have any corrections, additions or other suggestions, please send them to webmaster@kingkong.demon.co.uk LI nee L L nee BENSON (F: ? - ?) nee ?)Stone HUBBELL (F: 1814 - 1856) (ps: A Pastor's WIFE) R L nee ne nee SM SC A SC ... N Afoot In England [1909] A Shepherd's Life [1910] Adventures Among Birds [1913] nee R R R R ... Q nee L nee nee A CR nee A T R nee ROBSON (F: flourished 1810-20) (ps: Aunt MARY) Aunt Mary's Tales [c1811] The Ornaments Discovered [1815] The Alchemist [1818] The Orphan Girl [1819] Philip HUGHES (see: Hugh PH T JO NES) Blair Rowlands HUGHES-STANTON (M: 1902 Feb 22 - 1981 Jun 6) Maurice HUGI (see: Eric Frank RU SSELL) Stan(=Stanley) HUGILL (M: 1906 - 1992) HUGO (see: Hugo MA CKAY) Grant HUGO (see: James Eric CA Q W L'homme Qui Rit [Fr-?] * The Man Who Laughs [Fr-?] (tr ?) [?]

67. Welsh People Richard Burton. C. John Cale of the Velvet Underground. From Garnant,nr Ammanford. Ceiriog (John Hughes), poet. Born in Liverpool. http://bdaugherty.tripod.com/cymru/people.html

Welsh People (and honorary Welsh people) A William Abraham (Mabon) is regarded as the first working-class MP. He won his seat in 1885, representing Rhondda as a Liberal, and retained the seat at seven succesive elections, remaining an MP until 1920. In 1877, he became full-time organizer of the Cambrian Miners' Association, and in 1888, he had won a holiday for the miners on the first Monday of every month - Mabon's Day. Mabo's day was abolished after the bitter strike of 1898. Immediately after the strike, the South Wales Miners' Federation was formed and mabon became active in this union as well, becoming its president. King Arthur , who, if he existed, was a military leader in the 5. or 6. century. His name became a focus of Celtic legend, apparently first developed in Brittany. B Shirley Bassey . From Cardiff - the Adamsdown area, I believe - definitely NOT from the Tiger Bay / Butetown area, as widely misreported. Batchelor Aneurin Bevan . Left school at 13 to work in Tytryst Colliery. Becoming active in the trade unions, he became chairman of the MIners' Lodge at the age of 19. He did win a scholarship to the Central labour College, but on the completion of his studies, his old employer refused to re-employ him. He spent three years unemployed, found work eventually at Bedwellty Colliery, but that was closed down within a year. After a brief spell of unemployment, he found work as a Union official, in the fateful year of 1926 - the year of the General Strike, the miners continuing to strike for a further six months after the General Strike ended.

68. Whoswho Hughes, Secretary 718556. Côr Cymysg Cynddelw, Mrs Sydney Davies 718676. CastleMill Pontfadog Women's Institute, Mrs J Roberts 718640. Llanarmon Dyffryn Ceiriog http://www.phillipe.greatxscape.net/glyn.news/whoswho.htm

69. Castles And Longbows He lived here, in this very house, said the man. Jonathan Hughes was mygrandfather! and as he spoke his eyes flashed fire. The Ceiriog, sir. . http://www.red4.co.uk/ebooks/wildwales/chapt11.htm

V Wales. Wild Wales CHAPTER XI Welsh Farm-House - A Poet's Grandson - Hospitality - Mountain Village - Madoc - The Native Valley - Corpse Candles - The Midnight Call. My curiosity having been rather excited with respect to the country beyond the Berwyn, by what my friend, the intelligent flannel-worker, had told me about it, I determined to go and see it. Accordingly on Friday morning I set out. Having passed by Pengwern Hall I turned up a lane in the direction of the south, with a brook on the right running amongst hazels, I presently arrived at a small farm-house standing on the left with a little yard before it. Seeing a woman at the door I asked her in English if the road in which I was would take me across the mountain - she said it would, and forthwith cried to a man working in a field who left his work and came towards us. "That is my husband," said she; "he has more English than I." "Do you bear his name?" said I.

70. Benefices Of The Diocese Of St Asaph The Reverend GL Hughes Parishes Eglwysfach A024; Llansantffraid Glan ConwyA065. Llansantffraid Glyn Ceiriog and Llanarmon Dyffryn Ceiriog.. http://www.churchinwales.org.uk/rb/ABENEFS.HTM

Benefices of the Diocese of St Asaph The parish number alongside the parish name and the symbol alongside a cleric's name provides a link to the relevant page. Benefice and parish names are ecclesiastical names which means that they may not be spelt in exactly the same way as the civil name of the locality and, in certain cases may not even contain the name of that locality. Should you wish to comment about the content or presentation of this information, or send us any corrections, please E-mail: Information@rb.ChurchInWales.org.uk This page updated: B C ... Z Abergele Incumbent: The Reverend S T Griffiths Parish: Abergele Bagillt Incumbent: The Reverend B Taylor Parish: Bagillt Bangor Monachorum and Worthenbury Incumbent: The Reverend I E McIntyre De Romero Parishes: Bangor Monachorum Worthenbury Berriew Incumbent: The Venerable J B Thelwell Parish: Berriew Betws Cedewain and Tregynon and Llanwyddelan Incumbent: The Reverend G K Marshall Parishes: Betws Cedewain Llanwyddelan Tregynon Betws Gwerful Goch with Llangwm(Dinmael) with Gwyddelwern.. Incumbent: The Reverend R Gough Other cleric: The Reverend D Evans Parishes: Betws Gwerful Goch Gwyddelwern Llangwm (Dinmael) Llawrybetws Bistre Incumbent: The Reverend Dr M W Hill Other clerics: The Reverend Anthapurusha The Reverend P A Walker Parish: Bistre Bodelwyddan Incumbent: The Reverend G B Hughes Other cleric: The Reverend P A Rimmer Parish: Bodelwyddan Broughton Incumbent: The Reverend J G Aylward Parish: Broughton Brymbo Incumbent: The Reverend R P Billingsley

71. Celtic Voyage CD And Cassette By Hilary Rushmer instrumental piece. At a later date John Ceiriog Hughes(18321887) composedfitting words of a song, quoted in the introduction. Handel was http://www.swallowmusic.co.uk/celticvo.htm

Celtic Voyage is available on CD and Cassette. Swallow Label. CD Cat No. TTS CD2586. Swallow Label. Cassette Cat. No. TTS 586 Hypertext links on tune titles download MP3 format audio files (not at CD quality). Tune List The Seas are Deep. Trad. The Arran Boat. Trad. The Rising of the Sun. (Codiad yr Haul). Trad. Bonnie at Morn. Trad. The Chanters Tune. Trad. David of the White Rock. (Dafydd y Garreg Wen). Trad. Morgan Magan. Trad. For the Sake of Old Ireland I'll not tell her name. Trad. Meirionethshire March. (Ymdaith Meirionnydd). Trad. Cam ye by Athol. Trad. Einini.(Little Birds). Trad. On the Brink of the White Rocks. (Ar Bruach na Carriage Baine). Trad. O' Can Ye Sew Cushions. Trad. Caw the Yowes. Trad. Morfa Rhuddlan. Trad. The Lark in the Clear Air. Trad. The Journey Home / Heather Island. H Rushmer / Trad. Total playing time 54.49 minutes It was from sites such as Clonmacnoise sited peacefully on the shores of the River Shannon and the sparse stone dwellings perched high on Skellig Micheal that the pilgrims and missionaries set forth to spread the word of Irish Christianity.

72. E-steddfod the first public appearance of a young poet who would be the idol of the nation untilhis death in the year 1887 none other than Ceiriog, John Ceiriog Hughes. http://www.nmgw.ac.uk/mwl/2002/eisteddfod/cenedlaethol/llangollen.en.shtml

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73. WE11110:BRASLUN O HANES LLENYDDIAETH GYMRAEG/A SKETCH OF WELSH LITERARY HISTORY Ystyriwch waith John Ceiriog Hughes fel adlewyrchiad o Gymru Oes Victoria. Considerthe work of John Ceiriog Hughes as a reflection of Victorian Wales. http://www.inf.aber.ac.uk/pastpapers/welsh/exam99/semester2/we11110.html

PRIFYSGOL CYMRU, ABERYSTWYTH UNIVERSITY OF WALES, ABERYSTWYTH ARHOLIADAU LEFEL 1: 1999 LEVEL 1 EXAMINATIONS: 1999 BRASLUN O HANES LLENYDDIAETH GYMRAEG A SKETCH OF WELSH LITERARY HISTORY Amser/ Time awr/ hours Ateber tri chwestiwn/ Answer three questions `Poetry is what gets lost in translation' (Robert Frost). Trafodwch, gan gyfeirio yn benodol at o leiaf ddau destun o lenyddiaeth Gymraeg. Discuss with specific reference to at least two works of Welsh Literature. Pa ddarlun o `Oes Arwrol' a geir yn y cerddi cynnar wedi eu priodoli i Aneirin a Thaliesin? What picture of a `Heroic Age' emerges from the early poetry attributed to Aneirin and Taliesin? Ymdriniwch ag un o'r canlynol mewn unrhyw chwedl (neu chwedlau) Cymraeg Canol. Discuss one of the following in any work or works of Middle Welsh prose. a) y byd arall / the otherworld b) y gorffennol / the past c) anifeiliaid ac adar / animals and birds Ceisiwch roi cyfrif am boblogrwydd barddoniaeth Dafydd ap Gwilym yng nghanol y bedwaredd ganrif ar ddeg. What accounts for the popularity of Dafydd ap Gwilym's poems in the mid-fourteenth century?

74. The Daily Bleed: A Calendar Better Than Boiled Coffee! Timeline, Chronology, Lab 1832 John Ceiriog Hughes (18321887) lives, Denbighshire. Poet folk musicologistwho wrote more than 600 Welsh lyrics. efo'r grug a'r adar mân. http://www.eskimo.com/~recall/bleed/0925.htm

Our Daily Bleed... "With 'er 'ead held underneath 'er arm" — Stanley Holloway (1890-1982) SEPTEMBER 25 FRANCOIS VILLON Poet of the medieval street, saint of the ancient underground: left a paper sealed, being three articles of his last will: "I owe much; I have nothing; I give the rest to the poor." http://www.fordham.edu/halsall/source/villon1.html http://www.franceweb.fr/poesie/villon2.htm "One thing about the music for sure, it rocks with the rhythms of dance. The lyrics say the same thing that poet singers in the student hangouts in the Paris Latin Quarter say today ...  Kenneth Rexroth Subversive Aspects of Popular Songs Old China: SALUTE THE SUN DAY. Chemehuevas, California: FEAST OF NARIIWINYAPAH: God of Immortals Water. Asia Minor: FEAST OF NAMMU, Sumerian Goddess of the PrimevalSea. FINAL DAY OF MUMIA AWARENESS WEEK http://www.iacenter.org/majaware.htm http://www.primitivism.com/leviathan.htm [Details, click here] 1762 Author William Lisle Bowles lives. 1775 Canada: Colonel Ethan Allen is taken prisoner during an unsuccessful US attempt to capture Montreal. 1818 England: Daily Bleed?: First blood transfusion operation, London.

75. North Wales Index - Web Directory For North Wales Household Furniture , Timber Merchants , Trees Tree Surgeons , Wooden GoodsLOCATIONS Glyn Ceiriog. Searching for Nichola (Nickey) Hughes, Colwyn area. http://www.northwalesindex.co.uk/pages/1739.html

North North Wales Index Wales Index ... Wales Index Commercial Advertising (more info) Commercial Advertising (more info) www.algolonline.co.uk Hebffinia Design For green printing, websites, leaflets. Ar gyfer argraffu gwyrdd, gwefannau, taflenni. Dylunio Hebffinia Please mention The North Wales Index when you contact any of the sites listed. Front Page Category Index Location Index Search ... Submit a Site North Wales Gwynedd Conwy County Denbighshire Flintshire ... North Wales General Wales General Wales (general) UK (general) Overseas USA Canada Australia Patagonia ... South Wales Index Part of The Wales Index Please Remember: A listing on this site does not constitute a recommendation of goods or services. Some sites may contain adult language. If you are a parent, you may like to consider installing filtering software. Glyn Ceiriog (View Map) 2 sites in this area Crafts Business Business Services Furniture ... Holiday Accommodation Coed Ceiriog http://www.coedceiriog.co.uk Coed Ceiriog is a not for profit co-operative that have created a wood centre with the aim of providing locally grown timber from sustainably managed woodland in the Ceiriog Valley. The co-op made up of 5 'wood based' businesses that use locally grown hardwoods. CATEGORIES: Household Furniture Timber Merchants Wooden Goods LOCATIONS: Glyn Ceiriog Erw Gerrig Country Cottages http://www.northwalescottages.com

76. Welsh National League Corwen who they thrashed 60. Dean Marsh grabbed a treble with James Hussaney (2)and Neil Hughes completing the romp. Bradley Villa defeated Glyn Ceiriog 3-1 http://members.pipemedia.net/wnl/Bfix09.htm

Previous Reports Next Saturday 28 September Premier Division Borras Park Llanuwchllyn Brymbo Broughton Brickfield Castell AC Bala Town Cefn Utd Llangollen Chirk AAA aban Llay Welfare Corwen Penley Mynydd Isa Rhos Aelwyd Penycae Ruthin Town Division One Acrefair Youth Queens Park Airbus UK Corwen Bradley Villa Glyn Ceiriog Gresford Athletic Penycae Rhos Aelwyd Res Summerhill United Ruthin Town v Brymbo Broughton Division Two Bala Town Cefn United Brynteg Village Overton Recreation Johnstown FC Chirk AAA Llangollen Res Borras Park Mold Alexandra Castell AC New Brighton Llay Welfare Res Division Three Brickfield Reserves Rhos Aelwyd Youth Broncoed Tigers Borras Park Albion Coedpoeth Res Johnstown Colts Summerhill United Acrefair Colts Queens Park Ruabon Villa 2002 Rhostyllen United Penyffordd Welsh Cup Llandudno Mold Alexandra Cymru Alliance League Cup Amlwch Town Cemaes Bay Lex XI Porthmadog Llanfairpwll Halkyn United Llangefni Glantraeth Gresford Athletic Ruthin Town Guilsfield Cymru Alliance Buckley Town Holyhead Hotspur In the Premier Division match of the day at Brymbo Broughton, Brickfield needed second half goals from brothers John and Davie Griffiths to keep on the title trail all after Brymbo had taken a 5th minute lead from the penalty spot Borras Park flopped 3-1 at home to Llanuwchllyn who struck through Rhys Owen, Iwan Jones(pen) and Aaron Thomas.

77. Welsh National League second half goals from Pip Williams and John Halton(2). Glyn Ceiriog proved too withgoals from Ricky North and a last minute leveller from Jonathan Hughes. http://members.pipemedia.net/wnl/Bfix13.htm

Previous Reports Next Saturday 26 October Premier Division Borras Park Bala Town Brickfield Castell AC Chirk AAA Rhos Aelwyd Corwen post Brymbo Broughton Llangollen Llanuwchllyn Mynydd Isa Penley Penycae Llay Welfare Ruthin Town Cefn Utd Division One Bradley Villa Queens Park Brymbo Broughton Penycae Glyn Ceiriog Corwen Gresford Athletic Airbus UK Rhos Aelwyd Res Ruthin Town Rhostyllen United post Acrefair Youth Division Two Bala Town post Johnstown FC Borras Park Chirk AAA Castell AC Overton Recreation Cefn United New Brighton Llay Welfare Res Llangollen Res Mold Alexandra Coedpoeth Division Three Acrefair Colts Rhos Aelwyd Youth Coedpoeth Res Rhostyllen United Hawarden Rangers Borras Park Albion Queens Park Brickfield Reserves Ruabon Villa 2002 Johnstown Colts Summerhill Utd Broncoed Tigers Cymru Alliance Airbus UK Gresford Athletic Cemaes Bay Llanfairpwll Guilsfield Llandudno Halkyn United Amlwch Town Lex XI Flint Town United Llangefni Glantraeth Mold Alexandra Porthmadog Buckley Town Ruthin Town Holyhead Hotspur League leaders Penycae have now gone clear by seven points after defeating Llay Welfare 3-1. Ian Bloor, a fine solo affair by Steven Brooke and a diving header from Ian Williams got them the points with Keith Evans replying. Brickfield were well beaten by title rivals Castell Alun 3-0. Captain Craig Williams who was also man of the match netted their opener with Brad Sennar and Alan Rocke completing their tally.

78. The Collection generally preferred assumed literary names, with crossreferences from surnames withforenames, eg Ceiriog (rather than Hughes, John Ceiriog, 1832-1887, as he http://www.bangor.ac.uk/is/llyfrcym/collection.htm

The Collection The Welsh Library is a notable collection of printed material, in Welsh and other languages, relating to Wales and the other Celtic countries. Enquiries should be addressed to the Welsh Librarian: e.p.williams@bangor.ac.uk Tel (01248) 382913 OUTLINE OF THE WELSH LIBRARY'S CLASSIFICATION BORROWING CATALOGUES REFERENCE ... GENERAL OBSERVATIONS ON THE USE OF THE CATALOGUES FOR USERS OF THE WELSH LIBRARY BORROWING Borrowing from the Welsh Library is in accordance with the terms and conditions of the Main Library. No periodicals or newspapers in the Welsh Library may be borrowed nor any volumes from the Welsh Reference collection or the Humanities Research Collection. RARE BOOKS Enquiries concerning books in the Welsh Library’s Rare Books Collection should be made to the Welsh Librarian, or, in his absence, to the Issue Desk. Rare Books are normally to be read in the Welsh Librarian’s Room or in the Manuscript Reading Room (if fetched for readers there), and are not borrowable under any circumstances. REFERENCE The Welsh Library’s Reference Collection is shelved in Shankland and contains directories, bibliographies, biographical dictionaries, dictionaries, and other texts which it has been thought should always be available for consultation. (There may also be borrowable copies elsewhere in the Library.) Reference works relating to Wales and the Welsh are also to be found in the Main library’s Reference Collection nearby, e.g., ‘

79. Y Casgliad yn gyffredinol yn defnyddio ffugenwau barddol, gyda chroesgyfeiriadau o gyfenwaugydag enwau bedydd ee Ceiriog (yn hytrach na Hughes, John Ceiriog 1832-1887 http://www.bangor.ac.uk/is/llyfrcym/casgliad.htm

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80. Wales Timeline 1839 - 1922 Towns such as Merthyr, Swansea, Caernarfon and Denbigh became provincial capitalswith influential newspapers. 18625 John Ceiriog Hughes' Poetry Published. http://www.welshdragon.net/resources/Historical/wales_timeline3.shtml

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