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BLEGYWRYD
(fl. c. 945), an authority on the ancient laws of Wales
Several of the oldest manuscripts of the laws testify to the importance of Blegywryd in the work of the council which Howel the Good (Hywel Dda) caused to be assembled in the '
White
House on the Taf in Dyfed,' c. 945. There is mention of the selection of thirteen learned men from among the large congregation to codify and edit the laws, and since Blegywryd is the only one mentioned by name it is
BRUCE, MORYS GEORGE LYNDHURST
(4th Baron Aberdare), (1919 - 2005), politician and sportsman
maiden speech on 5 March, during the debate on the recent defence
white
paper. He spoke regularly in the House of Lords, particularly on youth services, sport and education; in a debate on 1 December 1965, he noted that universities gave more attention to the arts than the sciences: 'There still exists a kind of intellectual snobbery that pays greater respect to the man who misquotes Horace than the
BURTON, PHILIP HENRY
(1904 - 1995), teacher, writer, radio producer and theatre director
:
White
Collar. The BBC broadcast both plays. In 2017 Granton Street was revived on the south Wales stage by the Fluellen Theatre Company. The production included a performance at the Port Talbot school where Burton had taught. During the war Burton was a part-time Flight Lieutenant in the local Air Training Corps (ATC), for which he received an MBE (Mil). He also coached Richard Jenkins, spending long
CAYO-EVANS, WILLIAM EDWARD JULIAN
(1937 - 1995), political activist
green uniform and Cayo designed a badge based on the
White
Eagle of Snowdonia. They would parade in rallies and hold training camps in remote places, often in the presence of press and media. The FWA was contemporary with MAC (Mudiad Amddiffyn Cymru / Movement for the Defence of Wales). Independently of one another, the FWA's propaganda drew the attention of the authorities away from MAC's activities
CHARLES, GEOFFREY
(1909 - 2002), photographer
-point being his collaboration with John Roberts Williams and Cynan -'Yr Etifediaeth.' The film was shot in black and
white
and premiered in both Welsh and English (titled 'The Heritage') at the 1949 National Eisteddfod in Dolgellau. Other films of his include Tir Na Nog filmed in Ireland; Y Cymro - a film about printing; a cultural trip to Franco's Spain in 1949 and Wales defeating Belgium in a soccer
CHARLES, WILLIAM JOHN
(1931 - 2004), footballer
John bade farwell to school at the age of fourteen to join other promising apprentices on the staff of Swansea football club. As well as training at the Vetch Field, he was expected to paint, weed and tidy the terraces, and to look after the club stars' kit and boots. For some reason, although the club appreciated the young footballer's skills, he never got to wear the
white
jersey of the Swansea
COLEMAN, DONALD RICHARD
(1925 - 1991), Labour politician
. He famously succeeded in persuading the Labour Prime Minister Harold Wilson to visit Neath in 1968 to hear at first-hand complaints about the closure of two local coal mines. He was a PPS, 1964-70 (including serving as PPS to George Thomas when he was the Secretary of State for Wales, 1968-70, and thus in effect minister of state for Wales; he also served under
Eirene
White
and Cledwyn Hughes), an
COPPACK, MAIR HAFINA
(1936 - 2011), author and columnist
commented, 'an innate literary talent, one of the richest in the competition.' She twice herself adjudicated the Prose Medal competition (1997 and 2002), and also adjudicated Llyfr y Flwyddyn (Book of the Year), in 2005. She became a member of the Gorsedd in 1960, receiving the
white
robe in 1992 in recognition of her enormous contribution to Welsh culture. She was made an honorary Fellow of Bangor
CYBI
(fl. 550), saint
himself within the walls of a dismantled Roman fort. The 'clas,' or monastic community, which he founded, had a long history; it continued as a collegiate church throughout the Middle Ages and had twelve prebendaries in the 16th century. The picturesque legend of the weekly meetings of Seiriol Wyn (
White
) and Cybi Felyn (Yellow) at Clorach in the midst of Anglesey is a bit of modern folk-lore, but the
DAVIES, HOWEL
(c. 1716 - 1770), Methodist cleric
Abercowin, but in 1741 moved to Llys-y-frân, Pembrokeshire, where, for a short time, he worked in a similar capacity. In 1744 he married Catherine Poyer, a wealthy heiress, and went to live at Parke near Whitland. When she died he married Elizabeth
White
and went to live at her home at Prendergast. His only daughter, Margaret, married Nathaniel Rowland, the revivalist's son. Howel Davies died 13 January
DAVIES, WILLIAM ANTHONY
(1886 - 1962), journalist
eisteddfod supporter and was made an hon.
white
-robed member of the Gorsedd of Bards in Pwllheli in 1955. He followed the missionary campaigns of Stephen and George Jeffreys in Wales and London. He was baptised in Llanelli and while he lived in London he worshipped at Spurgeon's Tabernacle, and did social work with the Salvation Army. He married (1) Margaret, daughter of William Trefor Davies, minister of
EAMES, WILLIAM
(1874 - 1958), journalist
the sons of C.P. Scott, he founded in 1920 the Manchester Guardian Commercial Supplement, a commercial weekly, which first appeared in June 1920 and became very popular, especially for its supplements, in the commercial world. This publication was issued up to 1939 and it gave publicity to Charles Tonge's suggestion that
white
lines should be painted on roads in order to control traffic. Eames
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