Dangos 2171 canlyniad

Letter from Hugh Wynne to Dr. Wynne, Chancellor of Hereford, at Bodewrid, concerning the sale of Clygyrog.

1. Hugh Parry, clerk;
2. Robert Owen, esquire, per Mr. Humphrey Mostyn.
   Receipt for £3. 0. 0. due for officiating as curate of Bodewryd.

1. Henry Moston of Llanllechyd, co. Caernarvon, Ll.D.;
2. Edward Wynne, gent., son and heir of John Edwardes, late of Bodewryd, co. Anglesey, esq., deceased.
   Grant in trust of property in Picton in the parish of Llanhassaphe, co. Flint, as part of the settlement (post nuptial) on the marriage of Henry Moston and Elen, his wife.

A volume of Welsh poetry mostly in the hand of Humphrey Davies (Wmffre Dafis), [vicar of Darowen], contining copies of cywyddau and awdlau by well-known and less known poets from the early fourteenth century to the early seventeenth century (pp. 25-492). Some poets are well represented, especially Ieuan Tew, Sion Keri and Huw Arwystl.
Twelve folios at the beginning (pp. 1-24), as well as six (formerly loose) folios at the end (pp. 493-504) are in the hand of Evan Lloyd of Blayn glyn, a former owner of the volume. These include a copy of a version of the dialogue between Hadrian and Epictetus, beginning: 'llyma ymddiddanion Rhwng adram [sic] emerodr Rhufein ag Epig y ddav wr calla yn y bvd', which differs greatly from the text found in Llyfr Yr Angkr and the Hengwrt MSS (pp. 3-7). Two other leaves (now bound in at the end of the volume), one bearing a Welsh poem in free metre (pp. 505-506) and the other an assessment of Derwen parish, [Denbighshire] (pp. 507-508), do not seem to belong to this volume.

A composite volume, the first portion of which (pp. 1-78, old foliation 1-38), written in the early eighteenth century, contains selections from Flores poetarum, triads, englynion, the divisions of Wales (pp. 29-33), cywyddau, poems in free metre, and an incomplete table of the contents of the latter portion of the volume (pp. 57-59). The second part of the volume (pp. 79-406, old foliation 1-245 with gaps) has been neatly written in two or more hands, one of the seventeenth century and the others of the early eighteenth century. It contains Welsh poems in strict and free metres from the fifteenth to the eighteenth centuries, many of them either of Anglesey interest or written by Anglesey poets, particularly Lewis Môn, Sion Brwynog and John Griffith of Llanddyfnan.
Among miscellaneous items are copies of the Articles of Agreement between the Parliamentary Commissioners and the inhabitants of Anglesey, 1648 (pp. 295-296); Sir Edward Trevor's riddle (p. 312); and a short bardic grammar (pp. 358-362).

A seventeenth-century merchant's account-book for miscellaneous groceries and draperies supplied to persons mainly in Denbighshire, 1662-1687 (pp. 1-76). The remainder of the volume contains copies of Welsh poems in strict and free metres, a copy of Areth Wgon, and a few recipes (pp. 77-190, 193-194). The majority of the poems are in free metres, and among a large number of authors who are represented the following have several poems to their names: Robert Klidro and Sion Prys Caerddynen. A table of contents is on pp. 173-174.

A fragment of an English-Welsh vocabulary from 'Joy' to 'Loose-Hollow', being apparently a single gathering from of a larger manuscript.

1. Richard Whittingham of Dublin, yeoman;
2. Morgan Lloyd, of Holliehead, gent.
   Bond for the payment of £31. 12s.

1. John ap Edward ap Thomas of Llanbedr, co. Denbigh, gent., and Robert ap John, his son;
2. Sir Roger Mostyn of Mostyn, co. Flint, knight, and Roger Oakes of Llanwothan, commote of Creythin, co. Carnarvon, yeoman.
   Grant of a messuage in Conway with the moiety of a meadow in Boditha and Castell. With a power of attorney to Nicholas Hookery and Peter Jones to deliver seisin.

1. Rondle ap Harrie Kenrick of Caervallough, co. Flint, gent., and Thomas Parry, his son and heir apparent;
2. Hugh Pennant of Dooninge, gent.;
3. John Humphreys of Placebelin and Humffrey Jones of Flint, gentlemen.
   Deed leading the uses of a fine to be levied and a recovery to be suffered of a messuage and closes of land called y Berllan, ddyoske vcha, ddyoske issa, y vron gelin, maen llwyd vcha, maes yr on, quoetkay bychan, maen llwyd Canol, quoethay vchben yr odyn, quoetkay vch ben Ty pant y ffynon, groft tan y skybor, y ddole y vron dderow, y vron Coed wrth y ty, y parke and Kay Tegus vcha, in Northop and Caervallough.

1. Edward Wynne of Bodewryd, co. Anglesey, gent.;
2. William David ap Howell of Llandrygarn, yeoman.
   Lease of Treverwydd in Eriannell, co. Anglesey. Annual rent £6, two geese at Christmas, two capons at Easter and one day's reaping.

1. Edward Wynns of Bodewrid, gent.;
2. William Lewis of Llandyfrydog, yeoman.
   Lease of Tythyn y tv Croyse in Llandyfrydog, commote of Turkelin. Annual rent £10, one day's reaping, a goose at Christmas and two capons at Easter.

Advice to Mr. Edward Wynne, by Peter Ellice, concerning the levying of a fine or recovery of his lands.

Confirmation by William Griffith, L.D., of the right of Ellen and Anne Lewis, of y Chwayn Vchaf, to a seat in the parish of Llantrissant.

Exemplification of a recovery suffered between William Pwlkyn and Robert ap John ap William, of a messuage in Llychilched. (Seal of Great Sessions for cos. Carnarvon, Merioneth and Anglesey.)

1. John Thomas of Soughton, co. Flint, William Thomas of Weppra, and Edward Lloyd of Mais y groes, gentlemen;
2. Roger Mostyn, Knight, and Roger Mostyn, his son.
   Bond for the performance of covenants.

1. John Wynne of Bod Ewryd, gent.;
2. Owen Lewis of Bodowyr, gent., and John Lewis, his son and heir.
   Lease of Tv yn y Coed in Mynydd Mwyn vcha in the parish of Llandrygarne. Annual rent 40s. Endorsed with a memorandum of the surrender of the lease, 20 July 1663.

1. John ap Robert Pulkyn of Keirchiog, co. Anglesey, gent., and John ap William Pulkyn of Nantmawr, gent.;
2. William Pulkyn of Matthavarn itha, gent.
   Mortgage of Kay Byarth mackwn, Kay yr graig, Kay yr odyn, Kay r ffynnon, y Kay yn drws, Byarthkayr lloye, y Byarth rhwng y ddaigay and y Buarthkay haidd, in Keirchiog and Llachylched.

1. John Wynne of Bodewrid, gent., and Ellin Lewis of Chwaen wen, widow;
2. William Mostyn of Brymbo, late Archdeacon of Bangor.
   Lease of the moiety of Chwaen wen in the parish of Llantrisant.