Dangos 3839 canlyniad

Englynion beginning, 'Fy nuw byw o clyw er clod - i dy enw...'. On the other half of the sheet are some Welsh words and 'Cywydd yr henaint ', beginning '[Y] cyw seinwych cysonwiw ...'.

Englynion: (a) 'I Mr. Ieuan Lewis o Lanbedr ar fynydd', 'ar d'aden f'awen fywiawl - deg hynaws ...', 1770; (b) 'I Lewis Hopcin yn ei glefyd', 'Och! glefyd aethlyd oed wythlon - pan roid ...'. 'Medi y 30fed 1771'; (c) 'Aed Mawredd niwlwedd anilys ymaith', 1768; (d) 'Y gofid sy'n dala gafael ynof', 1768.

A Fragment beginning 'mae yma lawer iawn [o] goedydd'. The first two verses are wanting.

Verses (30) in praise of 'Morganwg', beginning 'Mae Sir Forganwg landeg yn eitha'r Deau dir ...'.

'Cywydd y Gôg yn unodl' by Iorwerth Gwilym, beginning, 'Y gwanwyn glas eginog'. The sheet is marked 'Barddoniaeth Ith. Gm. 1788', and contains 'englynion' on the reverse side. There are also some later additions.

'Can [Can Newydd] o Fawl i Mr. Wyndham', beginning 'Y diddig Brydyddion wyr glewion ein [o'n] gwlad ...'. 'Tad Taliesin ai Cant'. In the margin are two verses beginning 'A Rhymer there was and in Grubstreet he dwelt ... ' (in the autograph of Iolo Morganwg).

Petition of the debtors in Cardiff gaol to John Price, Esq., High Sheriff for co. Glamorgan, that Mr. Morgan, the present keeper of the said gaol, be continued keeper during his shrievalty. On the dorse are various memoranda including a list of 'offences fineable of which the Gaoler has been guilty'. The paper is described as being 'From my Great Pocket Book April 24th. 1790'. ?Draft.

Petition to Parliament of the Debtors in Cardiff Gaol, Jan. 23, 1787 (in the autograph of Edward Wiliams).

'A Schedule of &c., &c. of Edwd. Wiliams the younger of Flimston Marble Mason, now confined for debt in Cardiff Gaol', (including personal belongings).

Petition (draft) to Parliament submitting the propriety of stating the inefficacy of the Lords' Act (in the autograph of Iorwerth Gwilym).

Bill of Bloom Wiliams, surgeon, to William Roberts, deceased, Settled 3 April 1766 by Reese Roberts.

Receipt from J. Llewellin to Mr Bloom Wiliams for £156.0.0 in cash and a note of hand for £160.0.0 which he received of Wm. Robert of Rumney to be delivered.

'Glamorganshire. Divers Orders, made in sundry Quarter-Sessions' (Cowbridge: Glamorgan Press, 1781).

'An Address to the Land Owners & others, in the Vicinity of the Glamorganshire Canal, and to the Public in general' by W. Taitt, Cardiff, 28 January 1799.

'Sir Fwrdeisdref Caerfyrddin'. An abridged version in Welsh of the relevant portion of an Act of 32 George III, in pursuance of a resolution of the Lieutenants, 6 November 1800. (Caerfyrddin: J. Daniel).

A notice, Cardiff, Feb. 2, 1787, concerning a messuage, cow-house, threshing-floor and stable with 31½ acres of land, copyhold, in the richest part of Rumney Marshes, Monmouthshire, to be sold immediately, the whole together, or in separate lots. (Cowbridge: H. Walters).

A Programme for St. David's Day, 1819, at the Theatre, Merthyr Tydfil ('A Cure for the Heart Ache', etc., and 'St. David's Day; Or, The Honest Welshman').

'The Dates of the Reigns of the Kings and Queens of England, From the Noman Conquest, To the present Reign. - In Verse [English and Welsh]' (Cowbridge: H. Walters).