Dangos 254 canlyniad

Three volumes of elegies by 'Y Bardd Hiraethlon', 'Cynddylan ap Callawg', and 'Gwladgarwr' on the death of John Vaughan, Penmaen Dyfi, Merioneth, probably submitted for competition at the national eisteddfod at Aberystwyth, 1865.

Transcripts of miscellaneous poems, prose extracts, etc.

A Welsh-English vocabulary.

Three volumes of miscellanea, including prospectuses of published or projected works, press cuttings, poems, scrap books, and drafts of letters and articles for publication including 'A Statistical Account of the Parish of Llanymynaich. By Walter Davies, A.B. 1793'.
Included in NLW MS 1731C is a copy of Dafydd Ddu Feddyg's [i.e. David Samwell] Ode for St. David's Day, 1791. Inscribed to the Gwyneddigion Society ([?London], [1791], ESTC T231565).

Transcripts by Walter Davies of awdlau, etc., by Gruffudd ap Ieuan ap Llywelyn Fychan, Sion Cent, William Llyn, Syr Owain ap Gwilym, Thomas Prys, Richard Phylip, Edmwnd Prys, and Sion Tudur; etc.

Transcripts by Walter Davies of elegiac englynion by various authors on the death of David Owen (Dewi Wyn of Eifion), englynion eulogising Edward Mostyn Lloyd Mostyn, pedigrees and genealogical notes, replies to queries sent by Lady Charlotte Guest, letters, etc.

Extract from the 'Minutes of the Committee of the British and Foreign Bible Society Feb: 14th 1805', and other material, including notes in the autograph of Walter Davies relating to the orthography of the first complete Welsh Bible to be issued by the Society, 1807; drafts of prayers; a letter, 1822, from John Jenkins to Walter Davies; and miscellanea.

Miscellaneous transcripts by Walter Davies.

Notes of a lecture on Cornwall and its legends.

Notes and extracts, collected by Walter Davies, relating to agriculture, mineralogy, bee-keeping, etc.

A series of nineteen notebooks containing notes compiled by Walter Davies for Chapters I-X, XII-XVI and XIX of his General View of the Agriculture and Domestic Economy of South Wales, collected during journeys undertaken on behalf of the Board of Agriculture.

Two volumes of notes, extracts, and memoranda relating to the agriculture and domestic economy of Wales, mainly in the hand of Walter Davies.

Miscellaneous notes and pedigrees written by Walter Davies.

Bibliographical notes mainly of Welsh interest and chiefly by Walter Davies; a schedule of deeds and papers received by John Vaughan, Penmaen Dyfi, February 6, 1765, from the executrix of John Nanney, Maesypandy, etc.

Miscellaneous notes by Walter Davies on philology, with particular reference to Welsh philology and orthography.

Miscellaneous poems by Walter Davies, John Evans (Clochydd Pennant Melangell), John Jones (Tegid), David Rowland, Morgan Davies (Vicar of Llangynllo), John Howell (Athraw Ysgol Llanymddyfri), John Thomas, etc.; poems transcribed by Jane Davies (daughter of Walter Davies), including Cywydd-Gofiant y diweddar Fardd ac Anianydd Iolo Morganwg; and miscellaneous notes and transcripts by Walter Davies, including copies of poems by Huw Morus and other poets.

'Cywydd Marwnad y parchedig Mr. Evan Llwyd or Fron'; 'cerddi' and 'englynion' by Ellis ap Ellis, Arthur Jones, Thomas Edwards ('Twm o'r Nant'), Huw Morus, John Prichard Prys, and John Davies ('Sion Dafydd Las'); poems submitted for competition at a Llanrhaiadr ym Mochnant eisteddfod; triads; a list of subscriptions 'to alleviate the present distressed Situation of the Widow and Five Children of the late John Humphreys Parry ...'; and notes and memoranda by Walter Davies and D. Silvan Evans.

Miscellanea in the hand of Walter Davies mainly connnected with his work as a clergyman and comprising notes on scripture, sermons, prayers, etc.

Tithe rent charge accounts for Llanrhaiadr ym Mochnant, 1844-1848, and Llanarmon, 1845-1847, kept by Walter Davies, and memoranda relating to farm rents collected by him for various year between 1806 and 1839.

Genealogical notes compiled or transcribed by Walter Davies and relating mainly to branches of the Herbert family, and copies of some seventeenth century notes relating to Montgomery