Welsh Journals

STEWART, Averil, née Vivian, 6 19 T. H. J. (Rev.), 6 17 STROUD, W. M. 3 22 STRUVE,W.P. 2 38, 3 21 STUART, Gordon, 7 59 SUFFRAGE, 1 34-8, 8 11-2, 51 SUTTON, Philip, 7 59 SWANSEA (Swanzey) Mass., USA, 7 18 Name of, 9 27-9 SWANSEA CITY COUNCIL: Art Committee, 8 4-16 Museum Service, 1 23-4, 2 42 SWANSEA SCHOOL (of painters), 8 8 SYKES, Alison, 7 59 TALBOT, Christopher Rice Mansel, 2 25, 27, 3 19 Thomas (Col.), 1 18-20 Thomas Mansel, 7 20, 23, 31 Family of Margam & Penrice, 2 25, 27-8 TALBOT-RICE, William, 1 14, 436-42, 40, 5 28-30, 8 34 TAYLOR, Glen, 10 63-4 TEMPERANCE, 4 40, 7 48ff, 8 30, 9 88 THEATRES: Craig-y-Nos, 2 14 Swansea: Grand, 4 39 Palace, 2 13, 13 THIRLWALL, Connop (Rt. Rev.), 6 77 THOMAS, Gareth, 7 59 Griffith, 10 12 Hubert, 4 3-16, 7, 8 8 Illtid, 3 19 John Aeron, 4 34, 33 Stuart, 4 5, 7 TIMBER TRADE, 6 4-9, 9 5 TOMLIN, John R. Ie Brockton, 7 35-7 TOOZE, Rhona, 7 58-9, 58 TRADE UNIONISM, 8 49, 51 TRAHERNE, J. M. 2 43 TRAVEL, Foreign, 7 49-53, 10 21, 39-47 UNIVERSITY (Univ. College of Swansea, Univ. of Wales, Swansea), 7 42 URBAN DEVELOPMENT, 6 21-30 VICARAGE: Sketty, 6 15-20 Swansea, 1 12-6, 13, 4 38 VICARS of Sketty, 6 15-20 of Swansea, 1 12-6, 4 36-42 VIVIAN, Arthur Pendarvis, 4 25-6, 5 25 Aubrey, 10 18, 23 Heneage (Admiral), 8 11 Henry Hussey, 3 23, 4 25-6, 30, 5 13, 6 19, 7 24 John, 4 22 John Henry, 2 39, 43, 3 14, 20-1, 23, 4 23-4, 5 13,6 15-6, 18, 7 25 Richard Glynn, 8 10, 10 8 Richard Hussey, 4 23-5 William Graham, 4 25, 6 15, 10 8 Family, 4 22-6, 6 15, 9 88 VOSS, John Matthew, 3 22 Family, 7 28 VYVYAN Family of Cornwall, 4 22 WAKEFIELD, Elsie Maud, 7 33-7, 34 Henry Rowland (Harry) 2 24, 7 33-7, 34 WALLIS, Charles, 7 21, 23, 9 87 WALTERS, Evan, 5 43-5, 8 8, 10, 13 John, 6 15 WAR, 1914-8,136,38,8 31-3 1939-45, 2 15-9, 6 21-30, 10 66-7 WARDE Family, 8 52-60, 9 87 WATERWORKS COMPANY, Swansea, 3 23 WATKEYS, Wíllíam, 9 18, 24 WATTS, William, 7 22-3 WEAPONS: archaeology, 8 23-6 WEAVER, William, 4 32, 37 WEIGHTS & MEASURES, 6 48, 7 8-10 WELBY, M. E. (Rev.), 6 19-20 WELSH COSTUME: Evolution of, 10 49-50, pl. 6-7 WELSH LANGUAGE, 6 10-4, 7 6-7, 14, 45, 9 26 WHITBY, W., 3 34 WIGGLESWORTH, Henry, 3 22 WILLIAMS, Audrey, née Davies, 10 61-71, 67 David,4 17-21 Edmund George (Rev.), 6 12-4 Glan, 8 8 Michael Martin, 3 4 Nancy, née Davies, 10 61, 69 Percy James, 1063-8 Stanley, 10 25-6 Thomas (Dr.), 3 21-2, 25 William, 3 4 WILSON, Charles, 3 22 WOLLSTONECRAFT, Mary, 4 45 WOMEN: Education, 10 62-3 Travel, 7 38-40, 49 Charitable work, 6 17, 7 48, 51-3, 851,912 Suffrage, 1 34-8, 8 11-2, 51 WOMEN PATROLS, 1 36, 38 WOMEN'S AUXILIARY AIR FORCE, 2 15-9 WOMEN'S HISTORY GROUP, Swansea, 3 27-8 WOMEN'S JAZZ ARCHIVE, 3 27-32 WOMEN'S SHELTER, Cwmdonkin, 6 5, 8 34 WOOD, Col. of Stouthall, 2 41 WOODROFFE, Mary (pseud. Daniel Woodroffe), 4 28 WOODS, James Chapman, 4 27-9 WORKING MEN'S CLUB & INSTITUTE, 2 13, 14, 3 52 YEO, Frank Ash, 8 19 YNYSMEUDWY (see also Potteries), 9 61-3 YOUNG, William Weston, 9 50