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Ymgyrch gwyr Harlech. [Part-song.] Y geiriau gan J. Ceiriog Hughes. Cyng. I. Gwyllt. [Tonic sol-fa notation.] by John Roberts, 1867 Yr Haf. (The Summer.) Canig-glee. Geiriau gan Telynog. English words by W. M. R. < Trewch, trewch y tant. Canig. [Words by] J. Ceiriog Hughes. [Music by] D. Lewis. > [Tonic sol-fa notation.] by William Aubrey Williams, 1950 O na bawn yn seren. [Part-song. S.A.B.] Geiriau gan J. Ceiriog Hughes. [Tonic sol-fa notation.] by Joseph Parry, 1867 Mae rhew-wynt y Gauaf. [Part-song.] Geiriau gan J. Ceiriog Hughes. Y " Fwyalchen " . Cyng. I. Gwyllt. [Tonic sol-fa notation.] by John Roberts, 1866 Toriad y dydd. [Part-song.] Geiriau gan J. Ceiriog Hughes. Alaw Gymreig. Cyng. I. Gwyllt. [Tonic sol-fa notation.] by John Roberts, 1868 Bum dros y Wyddfa fawr. [Part-song. A. T. T. B.] Geiriau gan J. Ceiriog Hughes. [Tonic sol-fa notation.] (Y Cerddor Cymreig. rhif 71) by Constantio Festa, 1867 [Gweithiau Ceiriog] by John Ceiriog Hughes, 1863 Dychweliad yr hen filwr. (The Veteran's Return.) < Song. > Welsh words by J. Ceiriog Hughes ... translated by W. H., etc. Welsh & Eng by Watts, 1878 Llongau Madog. [Song.] Y geiriau gan John Ceiriog Hughes. Yr alaw gan Llew Llwyfo. Wedi ei threfnu i'r piano gan E. D. Williams. < Argraphiad newydd. > [Staff and tonic sol-fa notation.] by Lewis William Lewis, 1920 Y Fenyw fach a'r Beibl mawr. < Can. > Y geiriaw gan J. Ceiriog Hughes by Watts, 1878 Trewch, trewch y tant. Canig. [Words by] J. Ceiriog Hughes. [Tonic sol-fa notation.] by Dafydd Lewis, 1950 Hiraeth. (Hobed o Hilion.) Welsh melody, words by Ceiriog Hughes, arranged and harmonized for soprano or tenor voice by David Jenkins, etc. < In A minor. > [Staff and tonic sol-fa notation.] by David Jenkins, 1920 Llongau Madog. [Song.] Written by John Ceiriog Hughes ... Melody composed by Llew Llwyfo. Arrangements & accompaniments by W. Jarrett Roberts, etc. [Staff and tonic sol-fa notation.] by Lewis William Lewis, 1880 Priodferch Nedd. Pedwarawd. (S. C. T. B.) ... Y geiriau gan John Ceiriog Hughes. [Staff and tonic sol-fa notation.] by D. Pryse Jones, 1890

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21. John Ceiriog Hughes --  Encyclopædia Britannica
    Hughes, John Ceiriog Encyclopædia Britannica Article. John Ceiriog Hughes. bornSept. MLA style John Ceiriog Hughes. Encyclopædia Britannica. 2004.  
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22. Bassett, John White Hughes --  Encyclopædia Britannica
    Mount St. Mary s , Hughes, John Ceiriog poet and folk musicologistwho wrote outstanding Welshlanguage lyrics. , Bassett, John  
    http://www.britannica.com/eb/article?eu=135873

23. Arts And Culture :: Literature :: Hughes, J. Ceiriog :: Gathering The Jewels
    Extracts from a diary kept by the poet and stationmaster John Ceiriog Hughes (Ceiriog),1872 front cover, image 1 of 7, Extracts from a diary kept by the  
    http://www.gtj.org.uk/subjects.php?lang=en&s=1205

24. Celfyddydau A Diwylliant :: Llenyddiaeth :: Hughes, J. Ceiriog :: Casglu'r Tlysa
    Detholiad o ddyddiadur y bardd a r gorsaffeistr John Ceiriog Hughes (Ceiriog),1872 clawr, delwedd 1 o 7, Detholiad o ddyddiadur y bardd a r gorsaf-feistr  
    http://www.gtj.org.uk/subjects.php?lang=cy&s=1202

25. Hughes, John Ceiriog
    encyclopediaEncyclopedia Hughes, John Ceiriog. Hughes, John Ceiriog, 1832–87, Welshlyric poet. Related content from HighBeam Research on John Ceiriog Hughes.  
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    Extractions: John Ceiriog Hughes Review - Books: England, whose England? This monumental attempt to come to grips with British history and nationality fails to convince Paul Johnson (The Sunday Telegraph) Crowning progress for learner of year.(News) (Daily Post (Liverpool, England)) Big crowds see show season out on a high; It's been a fabulous season for Wales' country shows,and Cerrigydrudion was no exception. Andrew Forgrave , Rural Affairs Editor, went along.(Features) (Daily Post (Liverpool, England)) Eisteddfod Abergynolwyn results.(News)

26. AllRefer Encyclopedia - John Ceiriog Hughes (Miscellaneous European Literature,
    AllRefer.com reference and encyclopedia resource provides complete informationon John Ceiriog Hughes, Miscellaneous European Literature, Biographies.  
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27. AllRefer Encyclopedia - Welsh Literature : The Eighteenth And Nineteenth Centuri
    poetry in free meters. They were a potent influence on the 19thcenturylyric poets, Ceiriog (John Ceiriog Hughes) and Islwyn.  
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    Extractions: By Alphabet : Encyclopedia A-Z W Related Category: Miscellaneous European Literature In the 18th cent. theological and pedagogical writings dominated, but such authors as Morgan Llwyd, Theophilus Evans, and Ellis Wynn created clear, elegant prose classics. Religious feeling and the interest of the clergy were significant in keeping Welsh poetry alive during the 18th cent. The priest Goronwy Owen and other members of the "Morris School" attempted to assimilate the early, free cywydd poetry to modern situations. Meanwhile, the great Methodist hymnodists, William Williams (Pantycelyn) and Ann Griffiths, deriving elements from the abundant folk verse ( penillion ), created a more personal poetry in "free" meters. They were a potent influence on the 19th-century lyric poets, Ceiriog (John Ceiriog Hughes ) and Islwyn.

28. The Ceiriog Valley
    The Ceiriog Valley was home to three notable Welsh poets John Ceiriog Hughes(1832-1887), Huw Morus (1662-1709) and Rev. Robert Ellis (1812-1875).  
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    Extractions: The Ceiriog Valley 'A little bit of heaven on Earth' was how Lloyd George described the Ceiriog Valley. Surprisingly, this beautiful valley has remained relatively undiscovered, - a secret place. Only a few miles from the English border and the A5, one of the main tourist routes into North Wales, it has remarkably retained its cultural heritage and unspoilt countryside. The Ceiriog Valley lies immediately south of and parallel to the picturesque Vale of Llangollen. Yet it is the Ceiriog Valley that has been called 'little Switzerland' and given rise to three notable poets, undoubtedly inspired by their love for their homeland. It is all the more surprising, therefore, that had Lloyd George not spoken so passionately in its defence, we may never have known of its beauty. In 1923, Parliament was asked to grant statutory powers to impound the upper waters of the River Ceiriog and to evict the local population living within an area of 13,600 acres. Thankfully, commonsense prevailed and the proposal was defeated. Pistyll Rhaeader waterfall in the Tanat Valley (lower photo) is the highest waterfall in England and Wales (240ft). It can be reached by following the B4500 up the Ceiriog Valley and continuing onto Llanrhaedr, from where it is signposted.

29. -J Ceiriog Hughes - Aros A Myned - Prif
    Aros mae r mynyddau mawr, Rhuo trostynt mae y gwynt;Clywir eto gyda r wawr Gân bugeiliaid megis cynt.  
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    John Ceiriog Hughes. Everything you wanted to know about John Ceiriog Hughes buthad no clue how to find it.. Learn about John Ceiriog Hughes here!  
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    Extractions: Math and Natural Sciences Applied Arts Social Sciences Culture ... Interdisciplinary Categories John Ceiriog Hughes )was a Welsh poet, well known as a collector of Welsh folk tunes. His song lyrics include Dafydd y Garreg Wen ("David of the White Rock") and Clychau Aberdyfi ("The Bells ofAberdyfi"). He also wrote the Welsh words to the song, "God Bless the Prince of Wales". Like many Welsh poets, he took a bardic name - "Ceiriog" - from Llanarmon Dyffryn Ceiriog, in Denbighshire , where he was born. In his home village, thepublic library contains a memorial inscription to him. WorldVillage Coupon Codes Family First Buy Books ... Caption This

31. Ceiriog Hughes - University Of Maryland
    Ceiriog Hughes. Ceiriog University Libraries, University of Maryland,College Park, MD 207427011 (301)405-0800 Please send comments  
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32. Fund Raising
    II’ – was organised, by popular demand, July 25. The two treks, whichwere led by Bryn Hughes, Ceiriog Holidays, raised over £200.  
    http://www.cvag.campaign.btinternet.co.uk/fund_raising.htm
    
    Extractions: The lucky winners of the water colour are Jack and Agnes Roberts! The draw for the water colour was taken in the Golden Pheasant following the Wrexham Council meeting on 9th September. Well done to Jack and Agnes - a well deserved reward for your support and commitment to the campaign. Thanks to everyone who bought tickets - raising the grand sum of £665 for campaign funds. Tregeiriog professional artist Colin Radcliffe has painted a watercolour of a classic Ceiriog Valley view - featuring Pontfadog church and school. The picture, measuring 21" x 15" framed, is being raffled at £5 per strip of 5 tickets. It is a superb painting – so please, buy a strip if you can.

33. Press Release 1
    Tregeiriog Brian Kirby; Glyn Ceiriog Gwynne Roberts; Pandy Phil Spratley; DolywernJools Payne; Llwynmawr Ann Wilkie ; Pontfadog Bryn Hughes and John  
    http://www.cvag.campaign.btinternet.co.uk/word-files/press-release1.htm
    
    Extractions: CEIRIOG VALLEY ACTION GROUP Residents of the Ceiriog Valley united against proposals to blight one of North Wales’ most beautiful rural landscapes with industrial wind turbines Release date: Thursday June 27 th RESIDENTS of one of North Wales’ most spectacularly beautiful valleys have declared war against the proposers of a wind turbine development who want to erect the biggest turbines in the country on the hills above Glyn Ceiriog. A public meeting called to formally establish the Ceiriog Valley Action Group and elect its officers drew a packed audience to the Oliver Jones Memorial Hall, Dolywern, last night – and even though the meeting had not been intended as a public debate, Valley people voiced the passionate resolve that wind turbines will have no place in the Ceiriog Valley. Only 50 or 60 people had been expected to attend the CVAG launch meeting – but around 175 residents from Glyn Ceiriog, Pontfadog, Dolywern, Pandy, Tregeiriog, Llanarmon Duffryn Ceiriog and surrounding villages turned out – in advance of a full-scale public meeting at the same venue next Wednesday (July 3). They heard newly-elected CVAG Chairman Kyran Lawford tear holes in the application by farmer Gareth Roberts, backed by National Wind Power

34. Amazon.co.uk: Search Results Books: John Ceiriog Hughes
    All Results for John Ceiriog Hughes. Search our All 18 results forJohn Ceiriog Hughes Sort by Bestselling.  
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    Select an archive download site Author John Ceiriog Hughes. Ceiriog Googlesearch on John Ceiriog Hughes. Gutenberg list of authors. This  
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36. Ceiriog Country Holidays
    Should you require any additional information, or have particular queries,contact Bryn Hughes. Ceiriog Country Holidays. Dolydd, Pontfadog  
    http://www.ceiriog.com/country.html
    
    Extractions: Ceiriog Country Holidays are set in the beautiful Ceiriog Valley, located just over the Welsh border, a valley which retains its own traditions, culture and lifestyle. Described as 'a piece of heaven thats fallen to earth' by Lloyd George, the area has remained relatively undiscovered - a secret hideaway - yet it is easily reached from the motorway network and A5, one of the main tourist routes into North Wales. Here is a valley just waiting to be explored with unrivalled countryside, excellent range of accommodation, great variety of pursuits and attractions, and a warm and friendly welcome. The variety of scenery encountered along the eighteen mile length of the valley is amazing. Rising in the foothills of the Berwyn Mountains, the River Ceiriog wends its way through heath and moorland, wooded hills and rocky outcrops, lush pastures and gentle slopes, with brooks and streams adding to its flow. Situated on its banks as it journeys downstream are the picturesque villages and hamlets of Llanarmon, Tregeiriog, Pandy, Glyn Ceiriog, Dolywern, Pontfadog and finally Chirk. This is the gateway to the valley, where the river passes beneath Thomas Telford's impressive aqueduct (and viaduct alongside) before meeting the River Dee. Nearby, the imposing Marcher fortress of Chirk Castle overlooks the mouth of the valley and the ancient boundary of Offa's Dyke.

37. John Ceiriog Hughes
    Encyclopedia. Main Page See live article, John Ceiriog Hughes. John Ceiriog Hughes(18321887) was a Welsh poet, well known as a collector of Welsh folk tunes.  
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    Extractions: Front Page Today's Digest Week in Review Email Updates ... Outdoor Living Main Page See live article John Ceiriog Hughes ) was a Welsh poet, well known as a collector of Welsh folk tunes. His song lyrics include Dafydd y Garreg Wen ("David of the White Rock") and Clychau Aberdyfi ("The Bells of Aberdyfi"). He also wrote the Welsh words to the song, "God Bless the Prince of Wales". Like many Welsh poets, he took a bardic name - "Ceiriog" - from Llanarmon Dyffryn Ceiriog, in Denbighshire , where he was born. In his home village, the public library contains a memorial inscription to him.

38. Bookshare.org - Books By Author
    Title. Please log in. Books by John Ceiriog Hughes. Here is a list of our books by John Ceiriog Hughes . There is 1 book by this author in our collection.  
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39. SCW FAQ - Literature
    17381810; (Interludes); Evan Evans (Ieuan Glan Geirionydd) (1795-1855);John Ceiriog Hughes (Ceiriog) (1832-1887); John Morris-Jones  
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    Extractions: Mae gan wefan Llyfrgell Cenedlaethol Cymru wybodaeth eang ar deitlau a chynnwys llyfrau rhyddiaith a barddoniaeth. The National Library of Wales 's website has information on titles and contents of a wide range of prose and poetry books. Chris Grooms has fascinating pages , which teem with knowledge of the above, and much more. I am an e-mail bookshop dealing with medieval and renaissance topics, and am interested in looking for anyone's wants on historic Wales, free of charge. If I don't have the title in my database, I'm glad to have someone tell me about it. I'm linked to 1,500 other used bookstores via a closed net, and can search an inventory of 1,900,000 books. There is currently a set of Celtia available, a bibliography of books related to Welsh studies, only 500 copies printed. William Taylor G. F. Armoury Books (

40. Guided Walks In The Ceiriog Valley - The North Wales Borderlands
    Yet it is the Ceiriog Valley that has been called little Switzerland and givenrise to three notable poets, John Ceiriog Hughes, Huw Morris and Rev.  
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    Extractions: Guided walks in the Ceiriog Valley Lloyd George described the secluded Ceiriog Valley as "a little bit of Heaven on Earth". The best way to explore it is with our guided walks (one half-day, one full-day). Accommodation for this package is tailored to your requirements following discussion with our booking agency. There is a great range of styles within each package price. Feel free to make further enquiries without commitment. Booking enquiry contact details are at the bottom of this page. The Ceiriog Valley lies immediately south of and parallel to the picturesque Vale of Llangollen. Yet it is the Ceiriog Valley that has been called 'little Switzerland' and given rise to three notable poets, John Ceiriog Hughes, Huw Morris and Rev. Robert Ellis, undoubtedly inspired by their love for their homeland. With a plentiful supply of excellent walks in the area, the Ceiriog Valley is the perfect setting for a walking break. There are numerous footpaths and bridleways across the contours of the valley and for the less ambitious, the line of the former Glyn Valley Tramway provides a pleasant, short walk and can be accessed at Pandy. The more adventurous can enjoy the Berwyn Mountains with their expansive vistas and solitude.

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