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Serch hudol. Love's pure delight. S. A. [Words by] Ceiriog. Cyfieithiad gan Nantlais. Trefn. Elfed Morgan. [Staff and tonic sol-fa notation.] Welsh & Eng by Elfed I Morgan, 1960 Ffarwel i ti Gymru fad. Canig. (Op. 20.) ... Geiriau gan Ceiriog. [Tonic sol-fa notation.] by Joseph Parry, 1875 Rhosyn yr Haf. The summer rose. < Can i gontralto. > Y geiriau Cymraeg gan Ceiriog, English words by J. W. Nichols, etc. [Staff and tonic sol-fa notation.] by William Davies, 1890 Myfi sy'n magu'r baban. 'Tis I that nurses Baby ... [Song.] Y geiriau gan Ceiriog. Welsh & Eng by John Owen, 1890 Evan Benwan. Quartett i T.T.B.B. (Op. 20. - No. 4.) ... Geiriau gan Ceiriog by Joseph Parry, 1875 Aros mae'r Mynyddoedd Mawr. Stand the mighty Mountains still ... Unison Song. Y Geiriau Cymraeg gan Ceiriog. English translation by H. Idris Bell by William Sidney Gwynn Williams, 1933 Ti wyddost beth ddywed fy nghalon. (Quartett. No. 1.) ... Geiriau gan Ceiriog by Joseph Parry, 1875 Rhosyn yr Haf. Summer Rose ... Part Song, S. A. Y Geiriau Cymraeg gan Ceiriog. The English translation by T. G. Jones by William Sidney Gwynn Williams, 1936 Ti wyddost beth ddywed fy nghalon. Quartett. No. 1 ... Geiriau gan Ceiriog. [Tonic sol-fa notation.] by Joseph Parry, 1875 Eryri wen. < Cân i denor neu soprano. > Y geiriau gan Ceiriog ... Y ddau nodiant ynghyd by William Davies, 1900 Mi welaf mewn adgof. (How well I remember.) Quartett i T.T.B.B. Op. 20 - No. 3 ... Geiriau gan Ceiriog. [Tonic sol-fa notation.] Welsh & Eng by Joseph Parry, 1875 Nant y mynydd. Mountain stream. [Part-song. S. A.] Geiriau Cymraeg gan Ceiriog. English words by Elfed by Olive Valerie Davies, 1928 " Myfanwy. " Cân i denor. Y geiriau Cymraeg gan Ceiriog ... With English & Welsh words, etc. [Staff and tonic sol-fa notation.] by William Davies, 1889 Y Mynach Du. The Black Monk. Part Song for T. T. B. B., y Geiriau Cymraeg gan Ceiriog, English words by W. Maynard. Welsh Air, arr. by H. Morris. [Staff and tonic sol-fa notations.] by Haydn Morris, 1933

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61. HMC | NRA | Persons Beginning HU
    1) Hughes, John Bennett (fl 19001960) Tailor and Local Historian (1) Hughes, JohnCeiriog (1832-1887) Railway Superintendent and poet as Ceiriog (3) Hughes  
    http://www.hmc.gov.uk/nra/browser/person/page/personHU.htm

62. GENUKI : Baptists In Felinfoel
    64. Hughes, John , , 42/123, Hughes, John Ceiriog , - , 65.Hughes, Mary , Melin r afar , 30, Hughes, Richard , Felinfoel , 2/6.  
    http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/wal/CMN/Llanelli/FelinfoelBaptists.html
    
    Extractions: Llanelli Contents History of the Baptists in Felinfoel By Benjamin Humphreys , Bicentennial Memorial Volume 1709-1909 Translated by Ivor Griffiths. Indexed by Joyce Newth and Stewart Leonard May 2000 Available for lookups on the South/West Wales Lookup Exchange. Main name Index Return to top Abbot, John , Abergavenny , 7 Able, Nathaniel , Carmathen , 9 Anthony, Jennet , - , 17/123 Anthony, William , Pembrey , 106 Argust, - , 90 Bass, Thomas , Warboys , 92 Basset, Anthony , - , 44 Bassett, Daniel , - , 121 Bassett, David , Panteg , 121 Beynon, Benjamin , Carmarthen , 107/108/109/115 Boucher, James , - , 92 Boycher, Sarah , - , 92 Bevan, Charlot , Erwfawr , 103 Bevan, Llewelyn , Melbourne , 72 Bowen, David , - , 29/36/47/56/57/58/102/103/106

63. GENUKI: Book Of Wales
    Edwards); A Welsh Sermon Robert Roberts; A Christian Woman- DanielOwen; Jerusalem - Ceiriog (F Ceiriog Hughes); Intimations- Islwyn  
    http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/wal/BookWales.html
    
    Extractions: Wales Contents First published 1953, reprinted 1965 This is a real treasure chest of a little book [384 pages] , here is a listing of the Contents and Illustrations pages . I cannot provide copies of the book's actual contents. Gareth Hicks CONTENTS PLACES Tintern Abbey -William Wordsworth Piercefield- William Coxe An Enchanted Land- Arthur Machen The Eagles Depart -Saunders Lewis Arthur's Feast at Caerleon- Dingestow Chronicle A Market Scene -William Coxe Abergavenny Tombs- Thomas Churchyard The Swan on Syfaddon Lake- Dafydd ap Gwilym Oh, Aberedw, Aberedw -Francis Kilvert The Places of my Boyhood -Idris Davies Rhymney- Idris Davies Sylvan Rhondda- Benjamin Heath Malkin In Gardens in the Rhondda- Idris Davies Swansea Bay- Julia Ann Kemble(Ann of Swansea) Grongar Hill- John Dyer St Govan- A. G. Prys- Jones Maenor Pyrr -Giraldus Cambrensis The Fishing Lass of Hakin- Lewis Morris Tregaron Bog -Sir Owen M. Edwards

64. Land Of My Fathers
    Choir Oceania Royal Choral Society Welsh National Opera Orchestra Composers AnonymousJaz Coleman Richard Davies James Harper John Ceiriog Hughes Evan James  
    http://www.iclassicsondemand.com/bto-466-567-2.html

65. BBC CYMRU'R BYD - Cylchgrawn - Cyfoes -
    Wedi cysylltu a rhaglen Hywel Gwynfryn i dynnu sylw at gyngerdd codi arianyr oedd Dorothy Hughes o Bontfadog Dyffryn Ceiriog pan gafodd wybod am y  
    http://www.bbc.co.uk/cymru/cyfoes/20000301enwpapur.shtml
    
    Extractions: Ar hap a damwain y bu i un o’r rhai a luniodd yr enw BBC Cymru’r Byd gymryd rhan mewn cystadleuaeth i fathu’r enw. Wedi cysylltu a rhaglen Hywel Gwynfryn i dynnu sylw at gyngerdd codi arian yr oedd Dorothy Hughes o Bontfadog Dyffryn Ceiriog pan gafodd wybod am y gystadleuaeth. A’r enw Cymru’r Byd a fathwyd ganddi hi a Beryl Jones o Elidan, Ffordd Ystrad, Dinbych, a ddewiswyd ar gyfer y papur newydd dyddiol Cymraeg cyntaf erioed ar y we. Yn gyn frenhines y mae Beryl yn enillydd o dras! Wedi ei geni yn ardal Llanelidan ger Rhuthun fe’i dewiswyd yn frenhines Undeb Amaethwyr Cymru Sir Ddinbych pan oedd yn ddeunaw oed. Pan yn ifanc yn oedd yn adrodd ac yn actio hefyd.

66. Local And Welsh Interest
    Oct, 112 pp, frontis photo of John Ceiriog Hughes, 3 other photos; VG+ in originalblue cloth, two stamps Denbighshire Education Committee . Stock ref 662.  
    http://www.tgal.co.uk/bookworld/CatalogueLocalInterest WelshInterest.htm

67. Untitled Document
    Hughes, Ceiriog RICHARDS, Brinley. 1873/ 1879. SONGS OF WALES, THE. CaneuonnCymru/ Royal Edition. Boosey, London NY. purch Gloucester 1995. 1705B13.  
    http://www.folktrax.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/bklibrary/B13.htm
    
    Extractions: B13 - WALES - SONG:- GWYNN WILLIAMS, W S. 1944. HWIANCERDDI CYMRU Welsh Nursery Songs. with silhouette illustrations by Ivor Owen . Gwynn Publ, Llangollen.. 2239-B13. PB 265x185 16pp no transl/ piano arr. CHILDREN SONG WELSH. WALES GWYNNE WILLIAMS, W S. 1946 Gwynn Publ, Llangollen.. 2238-B13. PB 265x185 36pp 4-pt, piano/harp arr. DANCE HARP SONG TRANSL WELSH. WALES GWYNN WILLIAMS, W S. 1961+63 . Gwynn Pub, Llangollen.. 0265-6-B13. PB 210x165 (96)176pp/ music, solfa. COLLECTORS INSTITUTE METRE MUSIC PERFORMERS SONG STUDY TONALITY WELSH WFSS. WALES SONGS OF WALES, THE. Caneuonn Cymru/ Royal Edition LEWIS, Mrs Herbert. 1914 LLOYD, Daniel Lewis. 1910 EMYNIADIUR YR EGLWYS YNG AGHYMRU. 619 Hymns in Welsh for use in Churc h Univ Wales Press, Cardiff.. 0264- B13. PB 185x125 55pp melody ed/cover missing. WELSH SONG TRANSL. WALES MABSANT. 1980. . Y Lolfa, Talybont, Cardigansh.. 2844-B13. PB 185x250 32pp chords. BIBLIOG DISCOG WELSH SONG TRANSL. WALES MAIR, Carlene (transl to Engl). 1955 WELSH FOLK SONGS, Chappell's Album of..

68. Tj Hughes Cardiff Search Results With Searchmesilly.co.uk : UK Directory
    Nesta Lloyd, 1993. Ceiriog OO John Ceiriog Hughes Yr Oriau Olaf, 1888. T. M the County of Cornwall, 1754, 1769. (Bot) Botanologium, yn D, TJ, c.  
    http://www.searchmesilly.co.uk/tj/tj-hughes-cardiff.htm

69. 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
    
    Extractions: 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 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.

70. 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
    
    Extractions: Wales History Timeline - Vacation Packages - Virtual Tours TRAVEL - UK Travel Directory - Planning Resources - Reservations - London Guide - Wales on Britannia - Scotland - Earth Mysteries - News - Events - Arts Directory - Museums - Literature - Theatre BUSINESS CENTRE - Business Directory SHOPPING William Meirion Evans, of Llanfrothen, Merioneth, is believed to have been the first person to hold religious services in the Welsh language on the Australian continent when he preached at Burra in 1849. Evans is also remembered as the founder of the periodicals "Yr Awstrallydd" (the Australian) and "Yr Ymwelydd" (the Visitor) that acted as a link among the widely-scattered Australian Welsh communities during the second half of the 19th century. The Rhondda, described in 1847 as "this solitudinous and happy valley . . . where a Sabbath stillness reigns," was only three years later described as "a vision of hell" where were found "poor creatures broiling or in sweat and dirt, amid their furnaces, pits, and rolling mills." What was said of the Rhondda could also be said of the other four major South Wales Valleys, in which the transformation was as equally rapid and the squalid conditions as equally pervasive, yet which produced a vibrant community life.

71. 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
    
    Extractions: Much 19th century Welsh literature is closely related to the both the landscape and the effects of industrialization upon its inhabitants. In 1804 Benjamin Heath Malkin, in his "The Scenery", "Antiquities" and "Biography of South Wales" wrote the following: The workmen of all descriptions at these immense works [at Cyfarthfa, Merthyr Tydfil] are Welsh men. Their language is entirely Welsh. The number of English amongst them is very inconsiderable. Ninety years later, in an address to the Honourable Society of Commodorion, a statement by W. Llewelyn Williams showed, only too clearly, the great changes that had been taking place in Wales, especially regarding the language: The educated and the leisured classes have been brought up in ignorance of the Welsh language, and often with a distinct prejudice against it as a mere patois, unworthy of the respect of an educated and cultured man. Welshmen writing in the vernacular have, therefore, only a very limited circle to appeal to.

72. Rhan 1 Y Waun I Fetws Y Coed
    Dyma lle cafodd y bardd John Ceiriog Hughes ei eni yn 1832. Mae Thisis where the poet John Ceiriog Hughes was born in 1832. There  
    http://www.acen.co.uk/cylchgrawn/erthyglau/a5.shtml
    
    Extractions: Does this page validate? Rhan 1: Y Waun i Fetws y Coed Y tro yma, dim teithio o'r gogledd i'r de fyddwn ni fel ar yr A470. Na, ffordd sy'n croesi Gogledd Cymru o'r dwyrain i'r gorllewin ydy'r A5. Roedd hon yn ffordd bwysig a phrysur iawn ar un adeg - hon oedd y ffordd oedd yn cario pobol a'r post ar y goets fawr o Lundain (London) i Gaergybi (Holyhead). Mae'r A5 yn croesi'r ffin o Loegr i Gymru ym mhentre'r Waun (Chirk). Yma mae castell 700 oed - un o gestyll Edward I. Mae'r castell wedi bod yn gartref i'r teulu Myddleton er 1595 pan brynodd Thomas Myddleton y lle. Yn 1614 roedd Thomas Myddleton yn Arglwydd Faer Llundain ac yn 1630 talodd am gyhoeddi'r Beibl Bach Cymraeg. O'r Waun, gallwch chi deithio i'r gorllewin ac i fyny dyffryn hardd Afon Ceiriog ar y B4500. Dyma lle cafodd y bardd John Ceiriog Hughes ei eni yn 1832. Mae olion chwareli a hen dramffordd yn y dyffryn. Ond mae'r A5 yn troi i'r gogledd nes cyrraedd Afon Dyfrdwy (Dee), yna mae'n troi tua'r gorllewin ac yn teithio i fyny'r dyffryn i Froncysyllte. Dyma'r lle i weld Pontcysyllte - pont ddwr enwog Thomas Telford, sy'n cario camlas Llangollen ar draws y dyffryn.

73. Project Gutenberg Title Index: C
    Cecilia Volume 1. by Burney, Frances (Fanny). Ceiriog Welsh. by Hughes, Ceiriog.Celebrated Crimes (Complete). by Dumas, Alexandre. Celebrity, The — Complete.  
    http://boca.xs4all.nl:8080/import/gutenberg/browse/IT_C.HTM
    
    Extractions: Home Find an EBook About FAQ ... Credits Book search: Author: Title Word(s): Authors: A B C D ... other Titles: A B C D ... other Languages: Bulgarian Chinese Danish Dutch ... by Henry, O. by Bower, B. M. by Shaw, George Bernard by Froude, James Anthony by Mundy, Talbot by Baroja, Pio by Donnelly, Ignatius by De Quincey, Thomas by Yonge, Charlotte Mary by Lytton, Edward Bulwer by Jackson, Helen Hunt by Woolley, Lell Hawley by Jordan, David Starr by Gillmore, Inez Haynes by Davis, John Francis,1859-1930 Call Of The Canyon, The

74. ALL THROUGH THE NIGHT
    Bardd y Brenin (E. Jones) / J. Ceiriog Hughes / H. Boulton) Nana Mouskouri Hollamrantau r sêr ddywedant Ar hyd y nos Dyma r ffordd i fro gogoniant Ar hyd  
    http://lyricsplayground.com/alpha/songs/xmas/allthroughthenight.shtml

75. 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
    
    Extractions: 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., ‘

76. Free EBooks - Alphabetical List - GLOBUSZ PUBLISHING
    the tropical forest; Naturalist In La Plata, The; Purple Land, The;Shepherd s Life, A. Hughes, Ceiriog Ceiriog. Hughes, Rupert We Can  
    http://www.globusz.com/authors_h.asp
    
    Extractions: Free Downloads The titles below are available for free download. Downloaded eBooks will expire after a given number of days or uses and you will need a password to read them. Non-members can purchase one password for $2.99, while our registered members are provided with free passwords for our entire collection. For only $29.95 you can have a growing collection of the best quality eBooks on your computer. We are adding new titles every day.

77. Denbighshire Placenames Genealogy, Local History, Family History, Census Lookups
    with quote. I had Hughes relatives living near Glyn Ceiriog I vefound it a bit of a bitwixt between place. Llangollen is just  
    http://www.rootschat.co.uk/forum/index.php?board=125;action=display;threadid=451

78. History Detail 3
    The (detailed) History of LPP, part 3 by John CeiriogHughes It was organisedby Barry Webb and the author of this history, John Ceiriog-Hughes.  
    http://www.lpp.org.uk/hisdetail3.htm
    
    Extractions: The new era for LPP took its lead from the AGM in when the society first held its annual gathering outside London. The AGM that year was at Lincoln with the annual exhibition nearby. This pattern was not copied in but was repeated in 1974 and has continued up to the time of writing this history. During these 14 years the LPP held its annual gatherings at 11 different colleges. In Dr Sacha Playfair organised the meeting at Homerton College, Cambridge on 21st September. In a similar manner to the Lincoln meeting, members gathered on the Saturday of the AGM and stayed in the college after the annual dinner, leaving the following day. The exhibition was on display from 21st to 28th September. Dennis Hambury was the exhibition secretary and Sid Carter the Hon. Gen. Sec. Two important appointments were made, as Sid resigned he nominated Dennis as the new Hon. Gen. Sec., D Duncan as Assistant Sec. and Sacha Playfair became the new Editor of LPP News. Dennis and Sacha did much to set the tone and momentum of LPP for the next decade. CCBH continued as Treasurer (also as President) and Jack Boother as Chairman. It was interesting to note that although the membership was recorded as 198 in the minutes, there were only 177 members according to the circle membership list. Then as now, there must have been several members who were not in a circle. The total number of submissions for the annual exhibition was about half of the number submitted in later years from a smaller membership.

79. RootsWeb: CLWYD-L Archive (November 2000)
    by BRYAN Hughes; Re CLWYD E Mail address, any one recognize it by kevin williams.CLWYD Below Lavar, Glyn Ceiriog by EMartin375 Re CLWYD Below Lavar, Glyn  
    http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/CLWYD/2000-11
    
    Extractions: OAS_AD('Top'); CLWYD-L Archives: November 2000 Display in threaded chronological order with names with dates Re: [CLWYD] Re: The Only Cafe by rrs Re: [CLWYD] James Williams; help by Mavis Williams Re: [CLWYD] Roberts, Ysceifiog. by Mavis Williams Re: [CLWYD] 1851 census index, Corwen area by Mavis Williams Re: [CLWYD] Roberts by Doris J. Roberts [CLWYD] Reposting ROBERTS interest!!!

80. RootsWeb: CLWYD-L Archive (September 2003)
    CLWYD Re Hughes Glyn Traian/Glyn Ceiriog by sandy bourner ReCLWYD Re Hughes Glyn Traian/Glyn Ceiriog by John Susan Wexler;  
    http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/CLWYD/2003-09
    
    Extractions: OAS_AD('Top'); CLWYD-L Archives: September 2003 Display in threaded chronological order with names with dates [CLWYD] Ruabon Baptisms - help finding a birth, please by John Wynne [CLWYD] Carnarvon Traders Updated. by Keith Morris [CLWYD] Caerfallwch by keith walker [CLWYD] Computer problems, again! by evans-gunther [CLWYD] Daniel Jones Look up by keith walker [CLWYD] BLIMSTONE by Chris Castell [CLWYD] Rhyl History club by [CLWYD] DICKEN in LLandudno and Colwyn Bay by Debra Moore by David Frimston Re: [CLWYD] Rhuddlan Blimstone by McGuireJo Re: [CLWYD] Rhuddlan Blimstone by McGuireJo RE: [CLWYD] Llansantffraid Glyn Ceiriog MI's Lookup Please by [CLWYD] Hughes 1891 - Please by Erica Harris [CLWYD] Cottager by John Wynne Re: [CLWYD] Cottager by John W Edwards Re: [CLWYD] Cottager, Esclusham below

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