Welsh literature (13046 bytes)
1: ...sually called [[Anglo-Welsh literature]] or Welsh literature in English.
3: ...ture]]. For more information about Welsh-language literature refer to the articles noted.
5: ...rly [[Middle Ages]] is recognisable to modern-day Welsh speakers.
8: ... over a thousand years to the work of the [[Welsh literature#Poets of the Nobility, or, Cywyddwyr (ca.1300-ca....
10: ...he kingdom of Gwynedd and the loss of any form of Welsh independence in [[1282]] did prove a crisis in th...

Anglo-Welsh literature (2494 bytes)
1: ...odern [[Welsh literature]], ie. literature in the Welsh language. Many distinguished literary figures, s...
3: ... about or in Wales, even though they may not have Welsh blood.
5: Anglo-Welsh novelists include [[Richard Llewellyn]] and [[Jac...
21: [[Category:Welsh literature]]
22: [[Category:European literature]]

List of Welsh principal areas by percentage Welsh language (1552 bytes)
1: ...rcentage of those professing some skills in the [[Welsh language]] in the [[2001 UK census]].
4: *Understands spoken Welsh (no other skills)
5: *Speaks but does not read or write Welsh
6: *Speaks and reads but does not write Welsh
7: *Speaks, reads and writes Welsh

History of literature: Modern literature (30084 bytes)
1: ...le is the second in a series of '''The History of Literature'''.
3: ...For the first part of this article ''[[History of literature|click here]]''.) For part two, read on:
5: ==Modern Literature, 19th century==
13: North Americans who would later produce great literature were being born in the first third of the century...
15: ...n the 19th century came the genre of [[Children's literature]].

Welsh alphabet (1337 bytes)
1: The '''Welsh alphabet''' contains 28 letters, seven of which a...
5: The letter "J" is slowly coming into the Welsh language, although many purists transliterate the...
7: ...acename in Britain, having 58 letters, whereas in Welsh it only contains 51 letters.
13: *[[Welsh language]]

Welsh Newton (2819 bytes)
1: '''Welsh Newton''' is a small village and [[parish]] in th...
3: ...d under the [[Commons Registration Act 1965]], at Welsh Newton Common a hill (and [[Hamlet (place)|hamlet...
5: ...eford]]. There is a Primitive Methodist Chapel on Welsh Newton Common. Pembridge Castle, built prior to t...

Welsh Guards (10791 bytes)
1: The '''Welsh Guards''' is an infantry regiment of the [[Britis...
5: ...being in [[1900]]. Just two days later, the ''1st Welsh Guards'' mounted its first [[King's Guard]] at [[...
7: ...s]] is the spacing of buttons on the tunic. The ''Welsh Guards'' have buttons arranged in groups of five.
9: On [[March 17]] [[1915]] the 1st ''Welsh Guards'' sailed for [[France]] to join the [[Guar...
13: ...ior to the outbreak of [[World War II]] the ''1st Welsh Guards'' were dispatched to [[Gibraltar]] where i...

Jonathan Welsh (1638 bytes)
1: '''Jonathan Welsh''' (born [[1947]], died [[January 27]], [[2005]])...
3: On ''[[E.N.G.]]'', Welsh portrayed Eric "Mac" MacFarlane, one of the first...
7: In [[1990]], Welsh founded [[Performers for Literacy]], an acclaimed...
13: ...://www.cbc.ca/story/arts/national/2005/01/28/Arts/welshobit050127.html Obituary] ([[Canadian Broadcasting...
18: [[Category:1947 births|Welsh, Jonathan]]

Welsh Terrier (4542 bytes)
4: !Welsh Terrier
6: |[[Image:Welshterrier.jpg|thumb|none|250px|Welsh Terrier]]
14: |Welshie
36: ...terrier/index.cfm AKC], [http://www.ankc.aust.com/welshter.html ANKC], [http://www.the-kennel-club.org.uk...
38: ... was registered by The Kennel Club under the name Welsh terrier. Until [[1900]], it was called the "Old E...

Welsh onion (672 bytes)
1: ...den [[onion]] (''Allium cepa'') or [[shallot]]s. Welsh Onions never form a solid bulb and the scape is h...
3: A good image of welsh onion in flower can be found [http://www.trippleb...

Welsh Triads (1596 bytes)
1: ... [[Welsh folklore]] and [[Welsh literature]]. The Welsh Triads include references to [[King Arthur]], [[R...
3: ...etorical device of Welsh literature. The Medieval Welsh tale, "[[Culhwch and Olwen]]" is distinguished by...
5: ...fr Gwyn Rhydderch'') and [[Red Book of Hergest]] (Welsh: ''Llyfr Coch Hergest''), which share a comment v...
8: ...ditor and translator. ''Trioedd Ynys Prydein: The Welsh Triads''. Cardiff: University of Wales Press, 197...
12: [[category: Medieval literature]]

Welsh Marches (4052 bytes)
1: ... of power. In [[England|English]] history, the '''Welsh Marches''' refers to the borderlands between Engl...
3: ...f Mercia]] at the end of the [[8th century]]. The Welsh Marches contain Britain's densest concentration o...
5: ...iam the Conqueror|William]] set out to subdue the Welsh, a process that took a century and was never perm...
9: ...he held in England and by obtaining grants in the Welsh Marches from the king. He even obtained the Isle ...
19: ...castlewales.com/march.html Richard Williams, "The Welsh Marches"]: a brief introduction

Welsh mythology (2200 bytes)
1: '''Welsh mythology''' consists of stories written down in ...
45: ...y, Modred, Percival, Lancelot and Galahad also in Welsh myths?)''
50: [[Category:Welsh Mythology]]

Welsh, Louisiana (2693 bytes)
1: '''Welsh''' is a town located in [[Jefferson Davis Parish,...
4: [[Image:LAMap-doton-Welsh.png|right|Location of Welsh, Louisiana]]
6: Welsh is located at 30°14'15" North, 92°49'14" ...

Irvine Welsh (2722 bytes)
1: [[Image:Irvine Welsh 2004.jpg|thumb|Irvine Welsh, reading one of his new short stories at the [[Ed...
2: '''Irvine Welsh''' (born [[Leith]], [[Edinburgh]], [[September 27...
5: ...difficult to reproduce in print. In this respect, Welsh is the master. Non-Scottish readers may have diff...
8: ... and axioms of the Scottish, are the mainstays of Welsh's writing.
28: *[http://www.irvinewelsh.net/ Irvine Welsh's Website]

Matt Welsh (223 bytes)
1: '''Matthew Welsh''' is an [[Australia]]n [[swimmer]] who is the wo...
4: [[Category:Olympic swimmers of Australia|Welsh, Matt]]
5: [[Category:Swimmers at the 2004 Summer Olympics|Welsh, Matt]]

Freddie Welsh (1555 bytes)
1: '''Freddie Welsh''' ([[March 5]], [[1886]] - [[July 29]], [[1927]]...
3: ...''Frederick Hall Thomas''', he was nicknamed the "Welsh Wizard" (an epithet shared by his contemporary, [...
7: ...her from learning of his new career. The surname 'Welsh' taken as a honour to his nationality.
9: In [[1914]], Welsh won the World Lightweight title on a points decis...
15: ...st 27, drew 16 and achieved 30 knockouts. Freddie Welsh was inducted into the 'Ring Boxing Hall of Fame' ...

Welsh Bicknor (2737 bytes)
1: '''Welsh Bicknor''' ([[Welsh language|Welsh]]: '''Llangystennin Garth Brenni''') is an area o...
3: The manor house and surrounding land of Welsh Bicknor were seized from Richard Vaughan in [[165...
7: As its name suggests, Welsh Bicknor has close ties with Wales, being a detach...
8: The Manor House of Welsh Bicknor, known as Courtfield, belonged originally...
16: ... in the reigns of William IV and Victoria (1844). Welsh Bicknor parish records are now held by Hereford R...

Welsh language (18464 bytes)
2: ...rger; font-weight: bolder; text-align: center;" | Welsh (''Cymraeg'')
18:     '''Welsh'''
42: ...'' redirects here, and this article describes the Welsh language. For other meanings, see [[Wales (disam...
44: ... (''[[Cymru]]''), and in the [[Chubut Valley]], a Welsh immigrant colony in the [[Patagonia]] region of [...
46: There are also some speakers of Welsh in [[England]], the [[United States]] and [[Austr...

Welsh Office (1085 bytes)
1: ...hitehall - London - 240404.jpg|thumbnail|none|The Welsh Office building in Whitehall, London]]</div>
2: ...rendum]] on Welsh [[devolution]] in [[1997]], the Welsh Office was formerly disbanded on [[1 July]] 1999 ...

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