Dangos 4045 canlyniad

'Glamorgan population (?) 1611 1811'. On the reverse side are some observations beginning, 'Those who may not be pleased with my senti [sic] in some of the pieces contain [sic] in these volumes may, if they think the reason good, lay them to the charge of my Great Ancestor ...'.

A list of the principal collections of Welsh Manuscripts. The collections mentioned include those of 'Mr David Thomas the poet, at Waen Vawr near Caernarvon', 'Mr Thomas Edwards the poet, at Denbigh', and, 'Mr Edward Williams the bard, at Flimston' (cf. The Myvyrian Archaiology of Wales, Vol. I (London, 1801), pp. xi-xii).

A sheet in the autograph of William Owen[-Pughe], endorsed by Iolo Morganwg 'Llythyr Wm. Owen at Oruchwilwyr y Cylchgrawn.' [ie Y Cylch-grawn Cymraeg, 1793-94. The letter is in reply to the conversation between Tudur Glustfain and Bleddyn Finpladur, p. 137]. Draft.

'Noticces on the rout from Towyn to Conwy' (?in the autograph of William Owen[-Pughe], endorsed in another hand 'For Mr Edward Williams.' Also on the dorse are some notes by Iolo Morganwg. Torn.

Copy by Edward Williams of Thomas Turberville's bill for work done at St Athan Church for the Revd John Deake. On the reverse side is some verse by Iolo Morganwg in Welsh and in English.

Bill from Thos. Harry and Thos. Evans, masons, to Capt. Joseph Evans. (In the autograph of E. W.). Incomplete.

Drafts by Iolo Morganwg of the tombstone inscription of his father, Edward William, who died 23 April 1795, aged 80. (?) Endorsed by Taliesin Williams: 'Beddlith Edward William Hynaf.' Welsh.

Tombstone inscription of Anne, wife of Whitlock Nicholl (d. 6 June 1797, aged 75). On the reverse side is a rough copy of a subpoena, 12 March 1800, to E. W ., E. T., & W. L., to appear at the Court of Great Sessions for cos Glamorgan, Brecknock, and Radnor at Cardiff to testify the truth in a cause between Jane Jenkins, plaintiff, and Anne Rob[er]ts, defendant, on the part of the defendant (In the autograph of E. W.).

The wording of an inscription to the memory of Robert Taynton, Esqr. (d. 29 June 1802). (Not in the autograph of E. W. except for the endorsement).

A copy (beginning wanting) of No. 11, with an account of days worked. In the margin and on the reverse side are some Welsh verses (crossed out) beginning, 'Y deryn du sy'n rhodio'r coedydd ...'.