Hafan
Pori
Awduron A-Z
Chwiliad testun rhydd
English
Llinell Amser
Twitter
Facebook
Google
English
Hafan
Pori
Awduron A-Z
Search
Ailosod
Rhyw
Gwryw (457)
Benyw (53)
Awdur
Robert Thomas Jenkins (72)
William Llewelyn Davies (44)
Arthur Herbert Dodd (26)
John Edward Lloyd (23)
Evan David Jones (16)
Robert David Griffith (11)
Richard Griffith Owen (11)
Gomer Morgan Roberts (9)
D. Ben Rees (8)
David Lewis Jones (8)
John Graham Jones (8)
Watkin William Price (8)
Ffion Mair Jones (7)
Thomas Jones Pierce (7)
Alun Roberts (6)
David Jenkins (6)
Griffith John Williams (6)
Griffith Milwyn Griffiths (6)
Thomas Parry (5)
David Williams (4)
Emrys George Bowen (4)
Hywel David Emanuel (4)
James Frederick Rees (4)
Marion Löffler (4)
Thomas Mardy Rees (4)
Walter Thomas Morgan (4)
Angela V. John (3)
David Myrddin Lloyd (3)
Emyr Gwynne Jones (3)
Enid Pierce Roberts (3)
Frederick John North (3)
Henry John Randall (3)
Ioan Bowen Rees (3)
Iorwerth Cyfeiliog Peate (3)
Ifor Williams (3)
Ruth Gooding (3)
Ray Looker (3)
Aneirin Lewis (2)
Bet Davies (2)
Bertie George Charles (2)
Ceri Davies (2)
Desmond Clifford (2)
Daryl Leeworthy (2)
Daniel Williams (2)
David Saunders (2)
Evan Gilbert Wright (2)
Edward Ivor Williams (2)
Evan Lewis Evans (2)
Edward Morgan Humphreys (2)
Edward William Price Evans (2)
Gwilym Arthur Jones (2)
Gwyn Jenkins (2)
Glyn Roberts (2)
Henry Lewis (2)
Howell Thomas Evans (2)
Huw Williams (2)
John Davies Knatchbull Lloyd (2)
John James Jones (2)
John K. Bollard (2)
Llewelyn Gwyn Chambers (2)
Llion Wigley (2)
Lyn Owen (2)
Mary Auronwy James (2)
Marc Collinson (2)
Megan Ellis (2)
Moelwyn Idwal Williams (2)
Norena Shopland (2)
Richard Bryn Williams (2)
Ruth Elizabeth Richardson (2)
Rhys David (2)
Robert (Bob) Owen (2)
Richard Thomas (2)
Robert Tudur Jones (2)
Stephen Lyons (2)
Tony Brown (2)
Thomas Jones (2)
Thomas Richards (2)
T. Robin Chapman (2)
Walford Davies (2)
William Gilbert Williams (2)
William Linnard (2)
William Rowlands (2)
William Troughton (2)
Abdul-Azim Ahmed (1)
Arthur ap Gwynn (1)
A. David Fraser Jenkins (1)
Alan Llwyd (1)
Arwyn Lloyd Hughes (1)
Alan Reeve (1)
Averil Mansfield (1)
Arthur Rocyn Jones (1)
Arthur Spencer Vaughan Thomas (1)
Bryan Boots (1)
Brynley Francis Roberts (1)
Benjamin George Jones (1)
Benjamin George Owens (1)
Catherine Duigan (1)
Cynog Dafis (1)
Charles Heber Humphreys (1)
Ceinwen Hannah Thomas (1)
Cecil John Layton Price (1)
Carole Powell (1)
Colin Thomas (1)
D. Densil Morgan (1)
Danielle Fahiya (1)
Daniel Hughes (1)
Dafydd Ifans (1)
Dillwyn Miles (1)
Daniel Joseph Mullins (1)
Dafydd Johnston (1)
Derec Llwyd Morgan (1)
Derwyn Morris Jones (1)
David Meredith (1)
Donald Moore (1)
David Rowland Hughes (1)
David Thomas (1)
Donald Treharne (1)
Ellis Davies (1)
Elwyn Evans (1)
Evan John Jones (1)
Elvey MacDonald (1)
Edward Ronald Morris (1)
Fiona Davies (1)
Frank Price Jones (1)
Francis Wynn Jones (1)
Geraint Bowen (1)
George Counsell Boon (1)
Grahame Davies (1)
Gareth Ffowc Roberts (1)
Geraint H. Jenkins (1)
Gwyn Jones (1)
Genevieve Johnson-Smith (1)
Gwilym Prichard Ambrose (1)
Gareth Richard Foulkes (1)
Griffith Thomas Roberts (1)
Gwerfyl Pierce Jones (1)
Harold Carter (1)
Huw Ceiriog Jones (1)
Herbert Gladstone Wright (1)
Huw Thomas (1)
Iestyn Daniel (1)
Ieuan Parri (1)
Iwan Meical Jones (1)
Ioan Phillips (1)
Jane Aaron (1)
John Ellis Caerwyn Williams (1)
John Griffith Williams (1)
John Langton (1)
Jeremy Leighton John (1)
John Morgan Jones (1)
Jill Morgan (1)
John Harris (1)
John Oliver Stephens (1)
John P. Jenkins (1)
John Prior-Morris (1)
John Roberts (1)
John Edward Horatio Steegman (1)
John Thomas Jones (1)
John Thomas Jones (1)
John Tudno Williams (1)
John Tysul Jones (1)
John Wyn Roberts (1)
Keith Bush (1)
Katie Barrett (1)
Katie Gramich (1)
Lewis Edward Valentine (1)
Llyr James (1)
Llywelyn Phillips (1)
Lawrence Thomas (1)
Mair Thomas (1)
Menna Baines (1)
Margaret Beatrice Davies (1)
Margaret Ethelwynne Thomas (1)
Mary Gwendoline Ellis (1)
Monica Kendall (1)
Mark Baird (1)
Mel Williams (1)
Mike Parker (1)
M. Paul Bryant-Quinn (1)
Melfyn Richard Williams (1)
Michael Siddons (1)
Mary Thorley (1)
Menai Williams (1)
Matthew W. Day (1)
Norman Burton (1)
Nicci Obholzer (1)
Norman Percy Thomas (1)
Owen Elias Roberts (1)
Percy Cyril Connick Evans (1)
Paul Frame (1)
Philip Hugh Lawson (1)
Prys Morgan (1)
Phil Okwedy (1)
Richard Elwyn Hughes (1)
Robert Hyde (1)
Robert Ivor Parry (1)
Richard L. Ollerton (1)
Rowan O'Neill (1)
Rosanne Reeves (1)
Robert Scourfield (1)
Roger Turvey (1)
Rowland Wynne (1)
Stuart FitzSimons (1)
Samuel Henry Fergus Johnston (1)
Sally Roberts Jones (1)
Thomas Eirug Davies (1)
Tom Ellis Jones (1)
Terence Gilmore-James (1)
Trevor Herbert (1)
Thomas Herbert Parry-Williams (1)
Thomas Iorwerth Ellis (1)
Thomas Isfryn Jones (1)
Thomas Oswald Phillips (1)
Thomas Oswald Williams (1)
Thomas Roberts (1)
Wil Aaron (1)
William Griffith (1)
W. Gwyn Thomas (1)
William Ham Bevan (1)
William Hopkin Davies (1)
Warren Kovach (1)
William Llewelyn Evans (1)
William Phillips (1)
William Richard Philip George (1)
Wyn Thomas (1)
Categori
Religion (172)
Literature and Writing (124)
Politics, Government and Political Movements (82)
History and Culture (78)
Poetry (75)
Scholarship and Languages (69)
Education (62)
Public and Social Service, Civil Administration (37)
Royalty and Society (37)
Military (34)
Business and Industry (33)
Art and Architecture (30)
Music (30)
Land Ownership (28)
Performing Arts (26)
Eisteddfod (24)
Nature and Agriculture (23)
Law (22)
Science and Mathematics (20)
Medicine (19)
Printing and Publishing (18)
Sports and Leisure Pursuits (13)
Travel and Exploration (10)
Economics and Money (9)
Activism (7)
Philanthropy (5)
Anti-Establishment (4)
Engineering, Construction, Naval Architecture and Surveying (4)
Patriots (3)
Anti Establishment (2)
law (1)
Iaith Erthygl
Saesneg (567)
Cymraeg (19)
Canlyniadau chwilio
553 - 564
of
567
for "Now"
Testun rhydd (
567
)
553 - 564
of
567
for "Now"
Opsiynau Arddangos
Trefnu
Enw
Sgôr
Esgynnol
Disgynnol
Canlyniadau
12 Canlyniad
24 Canlyniad
48 Canlyniad
«
‹
45
46
47
48
›
48
Hidlo
Opsiynau Arddangos
Trefnu
Enw
Sgôr
Esgynnol
Disgynnol
Canlyniadau
12 Canlyniad
24 Canlyniad
48 Canlyniad
«
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
»
«
‹
45
46
47
48
›
48
WILLIAMS, Sir TREVOR
(c. 1623 - 1692) Llangibby, politician
support of the country party led to his removal from the county bench in February 1680; this he avenged the following January by joining John Arnold in demanding the removal of Worcester (whom he accused of garrisoning Chepstow with Papists) from the royal court and council, while Worcester (
now
duke of Beaufort) replied by procuring against him, in November 1683, a verdict of 'scandalum magnatum,' with
WILLIAMS, WILLIAM
(1781 - 1840), Independent minister
reputation of being the most lively and mischievous boy in the neighbourhood. At the age of 13 he went to Bedd y Coedwr farm to hear ' Peg-leg ' Rhys Davies preach, was profoundly moved by his sermon, and from that day began to take an interest in religious matters. He
now
attended Pen-y-stryd chapel, where there was an Independent cause started by the congregation of the Old Chapel, Llanuwchllyn, and was
WILLIAMS, WILLIAM
(Gwilym Peris; 1769 - 1847), poet
married man, a slate quarryman, born in the parish of Llanberis but
now
resident at Waunfawr.' He wrote an awdl on ' Providence,' which was the subject prescribed by Humphrey Thomas, brother of Dafydd Ddu Eryri, as a set piece for the poets of Caernarvonshire at their meeting at Bontnewydd, Llanwnda, in 1803. In 1804 he sent an awdl on ' Ynys Prydain ' to the Gwyneddigion eisteddfod, but it was Dewi Wyn
WILLIAMS, WILLIAM
(fl. 1853), translator and author
in 1853. See
now
the note by E. Wyn James in Canu Gwerin, 27 (2004), p.46 (n.27), which shows that Thomas Levi was the author of the two volumes published under the pseudonym 'Y Lefiad'. The Methodist minister William Williams (1817-1900) contributed an introduction to Thomas Levi's translation, Crynodeb o Gaban 'Newyrth Tom (1853).
WILLIAMS, WILLIAM
(1732 - 1799), Baptist minister, and justice of the peace
brother justices had tolerated him. It is more likely that he was covered by the Indemnity Acts, for B. Rees (below) reports having seen the memorandum of his being sworn in at Cardigan, and that was in 1772, long after he had become a Baptist. And the records of quarter sessions in Pembroke and Cardigan counties (
now
in the N.L.W.) show that he sat on both benches. His position proved an asset to his
WILLIAMS, WILLIAM JONES
(1863 - 1949), civil servant, secretary of Kodak Limited, treasurer of Coleg Harlech and Urdd Gobaith Cymru
. Salmon's, Machinist, Manchester ' at a wage of five shillings per week. He entered the Civil Service by examination, c. 1880, joining the Exchequer and Audit Department as a Second Division Clerk, and remaining in that service until 1900. In 1900, at the invitation of George Davison, late of Plas Wern Fawr, Harlech (
now
the home of Coleg Harlech), who had himself been in the Exchequer and Audit
WILSON, HERBERT REES
(1929 - 2008), scientist
Maurice Wilkins. Despite not being one of the researchers awarded the Nobel Prize at the time, the contribution made by Herbert Wilson was extremely important and has been widely recognised in the subsequent years. In the quadrangle entrance of King's College there is
now
a plaque commemorating the five DNA pioneers of that institution, listing Herbert Wilson alongside Rosalind Franklin, Raymond Gosling
WILSON, RICHARD
(1713 - 1782), landscape painter
; and his style was much copied after his death. He suffered neglect and some distress in his lifetime, but is
now
ranked among the great landscape-painters of 18th century Europe. At his best, he is a master of style; as an interpreter of light he is the successor of Claude and Cuyp, and an inspirer of Constable and Turner. His own inspiration came equally from Italy and Wales, enabling him to
WINTER, CHARLES
(1700 - 1773), Arminian Baptist minister
-operated amicably with him. But when Jones, in 1749, emigrated to America, dissension broke out afresh, and Winter was excommunicated. He
now
decided to form an Arminian Baptist church, in association with the dissidents who, in 1730, had refused to compromise. In 1751 they secured a site for a chapel, at Craig-y-fargod, in Bedlinog - it was opened 28 January 1753; the church numbered twenty-three
teulu
WOOD
, Welsh gipsies
thought that Abraham Wood and his family came to Wales from Frome (Somerset), but it is
now
accepted (J.G.L.S., 1931, 171-87) that the man from Frome was not the same Abraham Wood. According to his great-grandson, John Roberts, the Newtown harpist (1816 - 1894), who spoke Romany fluently, our Abram came to the Severn region (Llanidloes, Llanbryn-mair, Machynlleth) 'some 200 years' before the time at
teulu
WYNN
Berth-ddu, Bodysgallen,
one great monument of Gwynn's period as Master. In 1626, at the request of bishop Neile (and doubtless under the influence of Williams,
now
Buckingham's protégé), he supported Buckingham's election as chancellor of the university over the Puritan nominee - an event which caused a great political storm; but Buckingham did not live to return the favour. Hacket and Baker both speak slightingly of him
WYNNE, JOHN
(1650 - 1714), industrial pioneer
The son of the squire of Copa'rleni (the name has several forms - see Ellis Davies, Prehistoric and Roman Remains of Flintshire, 159-60; the old mansion is
now
a farmhouse, known as ' Y Gop'), Trelawnyd ('Newmarket'), Flintshire. His father, grandfather, and great-grandfather were all named John Wynne; the great-grandfather was the son of Edward ap John Wynne ap Robert ap Ieuan ap Cynwrig ap
«
‹
45
46
47
48
›
48