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CONTRIBUTORS M.A., Aberystwyth. Mon CONTRIBUTORS R.I.A. Professor Richard Ithamar Aaron, d.phil., f.b.a., Aberystwyth. G.P.A. Principal Gwilym Prichard Ambrose, m.a., Caerleon. Y.G. ap G. Ywain Goronwy ap Griffith, Towyn, Mer. I. ap N. Islwyn ap Nicholas, Aberystwyth. D.R. ap T. Dafydd Rhys ap Thomas, m.a., b.d., Bangor. G.M.A. Glyn Mills Ashton, ph.d., Barry. TH.B. Thomas Bassett (1889-1956), Cardiff. W.A.B. William Ambrose Bebb, m.a. (1895-1955), Bangor. H.I.B. Sir Harold Idris Bell, c.b., d.litt., ll.d., f.b.a., f.s.a., Aberystwyth. R.B. The Rev. Robert Beynon, b.a. (1881-1953), Abercrave. T.B. The Rev. Tom Beynon, Aberystwyth. D.J.B. David James Bowen, m.a., Aberystwyth. E.G.B. Professor Emrys George Bowen, m.a., f.s.a., Aber¬ ystwyth. G.B . Geraint Bowen, m.a., Ruabon. T.H.B. The Rev. Trevor Hugh Bowen, m.a., London. A.G.B.-J. Mrs. Annie Grace Bowen-Jones, Ruthin. J.L.C.C.-W. Sir John Lias Cecil Cecil-Williams, ll.d., London. B.G.C. Bertie George Charles, ph.d., Aberystwyth. J.M.C. John Martin Cleary, Cardiff. M.C. Miss Mary Clement, ph.d., Aberystwyth. W.J.T.C. William John Townsend Collins, Newport, Mon. I.C. Idris Cox, Cardiff. D.D. Daniel Davies, ph.d., Aberystwyth. D.J.D. The Rev. David Jacob Davies, Allt-y-blaca, Llan- y-bydder. D.J.LL.D. Professor David James Llewelfryn Davies, m.a., Aberystwyth. D.M.D. The Rev. David Myrddin Davies, b.d., Cardiff. E.C.D. The Rev. Ebenezer Curig Davies, Swansea. ED.D. Edward Davies, Bodfari, Denbigh. E.T.D. The Rev. Edward Tegla Davies, d.litt., Bangor. E.D. The Rev. Chancellor-Emeritus Ellis Davies, m.a., f.s.a., Caerwys. E.TH.D. Evan Thomas Davies, Aberdare (formerly of Bangor). G.D. The Rev. Gwilym Davies, c.b.e., m.a., ll.d. (1880- 1955), Aberystwyth. K.M.D. Miss Katharine Monica Davies, m.a., Aberystwyth. M.B.D. The Assistant-Editor. xxvi CONTRIBUTORS O.P.D. Owen Picton Davies, Cardiff. T.E.D. The Rev. Thomas Eirug Davies, b.d. (1892-1951), Lampeter. T.T.D. The Rev. Thomas Tegryn Davies, Aberporth. W.C.D. The Rev. William Caradoc Davies, b.d., Aberystwyth. W.H.D. Professor William Hopkin Davies, m.a., Aberystwyth. W.J.D. William John Davies, Llanidloes. W.LL.D. Sir William Llewelyn Davies, m.a., ll.d., f.s.a. (1887-1952), The National Librarian; Associate Editor of the present work. W.W.D. William Watkin Davies, m.a., Birmingham. A.H.D. Professor-Emeritus Arthur Herbert Dodd, m.a., Bangor. A.E. Aled Eames, m.a., Bangor. G.A.E. The Rev. Gwilym Arthur Edwards, d.d., Oswestry. J.G.E. Professor John Goronwy Edwards, d.litt., f.b.a., f.s.a., London. M.G.E. Mrs. Mary Gwendoline Ellis, m.a., Aberystwyth. M.E. Miss Megan Ellis, Keeper of Prints and Drawings, National Library of Wales, Aberystwyth. R.E. The Rev. Robert Ellis, Ty-croes. T.E. Tecwyn Ellis, m.a., Llandrillo, Merioneth. T.I.E. Thomas Iorwerth Ellis, m.a., Aberystwyth. H.D.E. Hywel David Emanuel, m.a., Aberystwyth. D.E. The Rev. Daniel Evans, Llandovery D.E.E. Principal-Emeritus Sir David Emrys Evans, ll.d., Bangor. D.T.E. The Rev. David Tecwyn Evans, m.a., d.d. (1876-1957), Rhyl. D.TD.E. The Rev. David Tudwal Evans (1877-1951), Llangollen. E.W.P.E. The Rev. Edward William Price Evans, m.a., Ponty- pool. E.E. Elwyn Evans, m.a., Aberystwyth. E.W.E. Emlyn Wynne Evans, Aberystwyth. E.L.E. The Rev. Evan Lewis Evans, d.th., Pontardulais. G.G.E. Gruffydd Glyn Evans, m.a., Newtown, Mont. H.T.E. Howell Thomas Evans, m.a. (1878-1950), Headmaster, Aberayron County School. J.E. Miss Janet Evans, London. J.J.E. * . John James Evans, m.a., S. Davids. J.R.E. John Roberts Evans, Cardiff. P.C.C.E. Percy Cyril Connick Evans, m.a., Hampton, Middlesex. R.W.E. Raymond Wallis Evans, m.a., Bangor. T.LL.E. The Rev. Trebor Lloyd Evans, m.a., Morriston. W.E. The Rev. William Evans, Bridgend. CONTRIBUTORS xxvii W.LL.E. The Rev. William Llewelyn Evans, m.a. (1894-1958), Abergele. D.E.F. Mrs. Dorothy Elwyn Forrester, m.a., Aberystwyth. I.LL.F. Professor Idris Llewelyn Foster, m.a., f.s.a., Oxford. A.G.-J. Arthur Gray-Jones, m.a., Aberystwyth. G.VV.G. The Rev. Griffith Wynne Griffith, b.d., Llanfair P.G., Anglesey. LL.W.G. Llewelyn Wyn Griffith, d.litt., Berkhamsted. R.L.G. The Rev. Rhys Lewis Griffiths, b.d., Caerleon. R.D.G. Robert David Griffith, m.a. (1877-1958), Old Colwyn. W.G. The Rev. William Griffith, m.a., Rhyl. D.G.G. David Goronwy Griffiths (1882-1958) (formerly Cardiganshire County Librarian), Swansea. G.M.G. Griffith Milwyn Griffiths, m.a., Aberystwyth. G.G. Geraint Gruffydd, d.phil., Bangor. L.H. Leslie Harries, m.a., Northop, Flints. W.T.H. The Right Rev. William Thomas Havard, m.c., t.d., m.a. d.d., (1890-1956), Bishop of S. Davids. L.W.H. Lawrence William Hockey, m.a., Newport, Mon. T.J.H. Thomas James Hopkins, Cardiff. T.H.-W. Professor-Emeritus Thomas Hudson-Williams, d.litt., Oxford (formerly of Bangor). A.E.H. Alfred Ernest Hughes, c.b.e., j.p. (1878-1956), Dolgelley. D.R.H. David Rowland Hughes, m.a. (1874-1953), Old Colwyn. G.H.H. Garfield Hopkin Hughes, m.a., Aberystwyth. H.H.H. The Rev. Howell Harris Hughes, b.d. (1873-1956), Liverpool. J.H. John Hughes, Dolgellau. J.E.H. The Rev. John Edward Hughes, b.d., Brynsiencyn. J.W.H. The Rev. Principal John Williams Hughes, m.a., b.d., the Baptist College, Bangor. N.G.H. Mrs. Norma Gwyneth Hughes, Blaenau, Llandyb'ie. R.E.H. Richard Edmund Hughes, m.a., Portmadoc. R.G.H. The Rev. Robert Gwilym Hughes, m.a., b.d., Mold. R.R.H. The Rev. Robert Richard Hughes (1871-1957), Holyhead. R.W.H. The Rev. Robert William Hughes, Port Dinorwic. T.M.H. Thomas Michael Hughes (1888-1957), retired bank manager, Aberystwyth. W.R.H. The Rev. Canon William Roger Hughes, b.a. (1898- 1958), Bryneglwys, Corwen. C.H.H. Charles Heber Humphreys, Llandudno. xxviii CONTRIBUTORS E.M.H. Edward Morgan Humphreys, o.b.e., m.a (1882- 1955), Caernarvon J.YV.J. The Rev. Chancellor John Williams James, d.d., Aber, Bangor. T.C.J. Professor-Emeritus Thomas Campbell James, d.sc., Aberystwyth. A.O.H.J. Professor Alfred Owen Hughes Jarman, m.a., Cardiff. DA.J. Dafydd Jenkins, m.a., ll.m., Aberystwyth. D.J. David Jenkins, m.a., Keeper of Printed Books, National Library of Wales, Aberystwyth. R.T.J. The Editor. E.M.J. Enaf Morrice Job, Aberystwyth. J.M.J. The Rev. James Mansel John, Cardiff. S.H.F.J. Samuel Henry Fergus Johnston, m.a., Aberystwyth A G.J. Mrs. Annie Gwenllian Jones, Barry. A.R.J. Arthur Rocyn Jones, f.r.c.s., London. D.B.J. Daniel Bertram Jones, m.a., Colwyn Bay. D.G.J. David Gwenallt Jones, m.a., Aberystwyth. D.T.J. David Thomas Jones, m.a. (1889-1957), Director of Education for Pembrokeshire, Haverfordwest. D.JO. Derwyn Jones, m.a., Bangor. E.J. Edgar William Jones, o.b.e., m.a., ll.d. (1868-1953), Barry. ED. J. Edward Jones, Llanrhaeadr-ym-Mochnant. E.H.S.J. Commander Edwyn Henry Stuart Jones, r.n., Wells, Somerset. E.G.J. Emyr Gwynne Jones, m.a., Librarian of U.C.N.W., Bangor. E.W.J. Emyr Wyn Jones, m.d., f.r.c.p., Liverpool. E.D.J. Evan David Jones, f.s.a., Librarian of the National Library of Wales, Aberystwyth. E.J.J. Professor-Emeritus Evan John Jones, m.a., d.litt., f.s.a., Ferndale. F.J. Francis Jones, m.a., f.s.a., Carmarthen. F.P.J. Frank Price Jones, Bangor. GR.J. The Rev. Griffith Jones, Cardiff. GW.J. Miss Gwenllian Jones, ph.d., Llandre. G.T.J. Gwilym Thomas Jones, m.a. (1908—1956), Clerk to the Caernarvonshire County Council, Caernarvon. G.J. Professor Gwyn Jones, m.a., Aberystwyth. H.P.J. Henry Parry Jones, m.a., Llanrwst. H.D.J. Hugh David Jones, m.a., Swansea. I.J. Professor Idwal Jones, m.a., Aberystwyth. J.C.J. John Charles Jones, a.m.i.e.e. (1879-1955), Llanwrtyd Wells. —BB CONTRIBUTORS xxix JD.J. The Rev. John David Jones, b.d. (1898-1959), Principal of the Presbyterian College, Carmarthen. J.H.J. John Henry Jones, ph.d., Aberystwyth. J-ID.J. John Idwal Jones, m.p., Ponciau, Wrexham. J-IJ. The Rev. Principal-Emeritus John Islan Jones, Lampeter. JJJ. John James Jones, m.a. (1892-1957), Keeper of Printed Books, National Library of Wales. J.T.J. John Thomas Jones, m.a., Ruabon. J.T.JO. John Thomas Jones, m.a., Portmadoc. J.TY.J. John Tysul Jones, m.a., Llandysul. J.W.JO. John William Jones (1884-1954), Blaenau Ffestiniog. N.C.J. Miss Nansi Ceridwen Jones, Aberystwyth. R.TD.J. The Rev. Professor Robert Tudur Jones, d.phil., The Independent College, Bangor. Selwyn S.J. Jones, Hirwaun. T.J. Thomas Jones, c.h., ll.d. (1870-1955), Birchington, Kent. T.JO. Professor Thomas Jones, d.litt., Aberystwyth. THO.J. The Rev. Thomas Jones, Llanfihangel Rhydieithon. T.H.J.
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