Dangos 4045 canlyniad

The wording of a memorial inscription to the Rev. Thomas Morgan, beginning, 'This Marble is dedicated by a few friends to the Memory of the Revd. Thomas Morgan, for more than 30 years Pastor of a Congregation of Protestant Dissenters at Blaen Gwrach ...'.

Miscellaneous notes Genealogical from Mr Griffiths ol (?) peerage. Endorsed: 'Historical Fragments Chiefly relating to Glamorgan. June 6th 1801'.

A sheet containing various Pedigrees (Ysbytty Ifan, Mon, Nannau, etc.) written on the back of a notice of a quarterly meeting for the admission of children, inspecting and passing the bills, etc., dated Welsh School, Sept. 26 1803.

A theological treatise in the form of a dialogue between father and son. A reference by the son (p. [312]) to Lhuyd's Archaeologia Britannica (1707) - 'you told me yor father was a subscriber to that undertaking'- gives the dialogue an eighteenth century date. It appears to be an original composition, and there is a rough index at the end.

Declaration by James Edmond of the parish of St Andrew that Edward Wi[lli]am of the parish of Landough [is discha]rged from being any longer an apprentice to him. Repaired.

Warrant Of Attorney from Edward Williams of the parish of St Mary's Church, co. Glamorgan, mason, to Robert Wise and Henry Bacon, gentlemen, Attornies of HM Court of King's Bench, to appear for him in the said court and to receive a declaration for him in an action of debt on the bond contained in No. 21b at the suit of William Hooper of the parish of Flimston, yeoman, Isaac Skinner of the town of Cowbridge, hatter, and the Revd. John Walters, clerk, rector of the parish of Landough Juxta Cowbridge, all of co. Glamorgan.

1. Edward William of the town of Cardiff, co. Glamorgan, mason. 2. Edward William of Gileston, mason. Bargain And Sale of goods and chattels, boats, horses, etc. (specified).

Receipt from Jno. Franklen to Mr Edwd. William for the sum of £2-19-0 for rents and arrears of rent to Ladyday last and also 55. 0d. for heriot on the death of his late father, Mr Edwd. Williams, for the use of Charles Edwin Esqr.

'Englynion O barchus Goffadwriaeth am y diweddar enwog Fardd ac Hanesydd, Iolo Morganwg', by 'Daniel Ddu'. Press cutting.

A sheet containing what appears to be the wording of a title-page for Iolo Morganwg's manuscript collection of the poems of Dafydd ap Gwilym: 'Gwaith Dafydd ap Gwilym o gunnulliad y diwyd a'r dyscedig ymgeleddwyr yr hên Frutaniaith ai Beirdd Lewys Morys Yswain ai frawd Mr. William Morys o Fôn ynghyd a chwanegiad allan o amryw hên Lyfrau eraill a ddadyscrifenwyd yn Llundain, gan Mr. Owain Jones o ... yn Swydd Ddinbych yn y flwyddyn 1768 a mi Iorwerth Gwilym ai dadyscrifenwys o'i Lyfr ef yn Llundain yn y Flwyddyn 1774'. On the reverse side are two Welsh triads (crossed out) and an attempt to decipher the three Juvencus 'englynion'. The first line is given here as 'ni worchchosaf, nam'n unawr' (The handwriting appears to be earlier than the wording of the title-page already described).

'Proposals for publishing, by subscription, in January 1795, By Edward Wiliams, (Author of Poems, Lyric and Pastoral, lately published:) The History of the Ancient British Bards and Druids ...'.

Proposals For printing by subscription, a second Edition with additions of Poems Lyric, and Pastoral ... By Edward Wiliams, BBD, addressed to Mr Richard Rees.

'Proposals for printing by subscription The History of Caerfilly Castle from the first notices of it to the time of Henry the eighth. By Edwd. Wms'. On the dorse are some Welsh words with their meanings. Draft.