Dangos 4045 canlyniad

'Royal antiquities or anecdotes of Kingism and Kingcrafft. By Morgan ap Howel ap Shenkin ap Griffith ap Llewelyn ap ..., Antiquary to the Swinish Multitude ...'.

A note of the contents of 'Cimbric Remains, Vol. I, to be published in the spring of 1806, by E. Wms consisting of Translations from the Welsh with Notes'.

Announcement of the publication of Arius Slain, and Socinus Mortally Wounded; ... addressed to Joseph Priestley , LLD, FRS by An Old Seaman. Printed.

Dedication (draft) by Edward Wiliams of a certain work to the memory of the Rev. David Wiliams, Founder of the Literary Fund, and to the present Members of that Benevolent Society.

Another copy of 'John Bull's Litany', followed by verses entitled 'Church and King rampant or Sattan let loose for a thousand years' ('This piece was occasioned by a blasphemous song that appeared lately (1794) in a newspaper, its chorus, Church & King').

Two copies of No. 7, this time in the autograph of Taliesin Wiliams. The notes are somewhat different and are incomplete.

Two copies of 'Trial by Jury, a New Song', beginning 'Attend to my Song, It shall not be long: ...'. One copy is marked by Iolo Morganwg. 'P. Dr. Alkin'. Printed.

Minutes of a meeting of the Society for Constitutional Information, held May 18 1792, quoting a letter from Thomas Paine to the Chairman of the Society, etc. Printed.

A letter (printed) from John Walter, No. 169, Piccadilly, Feb. 3rd, 1790, offering his services as agent, on the approaching General Election.

Address 'To the Right Honourable Lord C...d...ff, commonly called Viscount M...ts...t', by 'A Friend to the Independence of Glamorgan', June 15 1789. Iolo Morganwg has written some Welsh words in the margin. The following observation also occurs: 'words exeeding four or at farthest five syllables, sound not well in Welsh'. Printed.

Election songs, two printed, the third in the autograph of E. W. (from a printed Copy'): 'Windsor', beginning, 'Ye Sons of Freedom, Men of Cambrian Spirit ...'. 'Swansea Canvass', beginning, 'Mr Wyndham, they say, On the fifteenth of May'. Wyndham for Ever. Tune Derry down', beginning, 'Ye sons of Glamorgan be honest and true ... . Bridgend June 4th 1789'.

Address 'To the independent Freeholders of the County of Glamorgan' by 'A Friend to Liberty, And a Freeholder', June 20 1789, in support of Mr Wyndham. On the dorse Iolo Morganwg has written the first stanza of a song entitled 'The Modern Duke (Tune vicar of Bray)'. Printed.

A fragment of what appears to be an earlier version of 6. On the reverse side are some Welsh words with their meanings (cf. 4).