Dangos 84 canlyniad

Copi Xerox, [1960au], o lawysgrif y bryddest 'Yr Iesu a'r Wraig o Samaria', [1866x1867], yn llaw John Davies (Ossian Gwent). = Xerox copy, [1960s], of a holograph manuscript of the 'pryddest' 'Yr Iesu a'r Wraig o Samaria', [1866x1867], by John Davies (Ossian Gwent).
Cynhwysir hefyd gyflythyr, [?1867], yn gyrru'r bryddest i'r Parch. William Thomas (Islwyn), golygydd Y Cylchgrawn (f. i). = Also included is a covering letter, [?1867], sending the poem to the Rev. William Thomas (Islwyn), editor of Y Cylchgrawn (f. i).

Dwy gerdd teipysgrif, [1917x1918], [gan Caradog Rowlands, Llanuwchllyn], un, yn dwyn y teitl 'Yr Hen Gloch', ynglŷn â Lewis Davies, Blaenau Ffestiniog, golygydd papur newydd Y Gloch, oedd hefyd yn Swyddog Gorfodaeth i'r Fyddin (f. 1), a’r llall, ['Palas Pen Gwalia'], am Robert Edward Roberts, a oedd gyda swydd cyffelyb yn ardal Llanuwchllyn (f. 2). Ceir rhywfaint o gefndir y cerddi yn Haf Llewelyn, I Wyneb y Ddrycin: Hedd Wyn, Yr Ysgwrn a'r Rhyfel Mawr (Bala?, 2017), tt. 41-43, yn ogystal a saith pennill cyntaf 'Palas Pen Gwalia' (t. 43). = Two typescript poems, [1917x1918], [by Caradog Rowlands, Llanuwchllyn], one, entitled 'Yr Hen Gloch', concerning Lewis Davies, Blaenau Ffestiniog, editor of the newspaper Y Gloch who was also an Army Conscription Officer (f. 1), the other, ['Palas Pen Gwalia'], concerning Robert Edward Roberts, who fulfilled the same role in the Llanuwchllyn area (f. 2). The background to the poems is briefly discussed in Haf Llewelyn, I Wyneb y Ddrycin: Hedd Wyn, Yr Ysgwrn a'r Rhyfel Mawr (Bala?, 2017), pp. 41-43, alongside the first seven verses of 'Palas Pen Gwalia' (p. 43).

'Y plant cadw a ddysgodd Gymraeg', cerdd ynghylch ffoaduriaid Ail Ryfel Byd, o bosib yn llaw John Davies, Goginan, [1950au]. = 'Y plant cadw a ddysgodd Gymraeg', a poem concerning Second World War evacuees, possibly in the hand of John Davies, Goginan, [1950s].
Ysgrifenwyd y gerdd ar gefn cylchlythyr ymgyrch Senedd i Gymru, dyddiedig 3 Hydref 1949. = The poem was written on the reverse of a Parliament for Wales campaign circular, dated 3 September 1949.

Typescript copies, with the author's signature, [?1949], of two poems by T. H. Jones, 'The Anglo-Welsh' (ff. 1-2) and 'Amends' (f. 3), both addressed to Aneirin Talfan Davies.
'The Anglo-Welsh' was first published in Dock Leaves, 4.11 (Summer 1953), 26, and 'Amends' in The Dublin Magazine, 25.3 (July-September 1950), 4. Also included is a letter from Jones to Davies, 27 March 1957, concerning Jones's book The Enemy in the Heart (London, 1957), in which 'Amends' was first collected (f. i).

Manuscript, [1822x1849], of the second and third verses (of three) of Charles Swain's 'Tripping Down the Field-Path', published in Charles Swain, English Melodies (London, 1849).

'The Welsh Budget', [1909], a holograph poem by John Cowper Powys concerning David Lloyd George's 'People's Budget' of 1909; it is apparently unpublished.
Also included is a cutting from the Radio Times, 18-24 June 1966, listing a radio programme on that Budget, transmitted 21 June.

A letter, sent to the press, [February 1820], containing a poem, 'The Tribute of Wales' by Owen Jones, relating to the death of George III.
The poem was published in its entirety in the Morning Chronicle, 17 February 1820, p. 3, the day after the King’s funeral. A covering letter from the donor, 19 January 1957, is also included (f. i).

Cyclostyle copy of 'The Old Theology', a sonnet by Prof. J. Young Evans, dated Christmas 1907.

A holograph copy, [c. 1823] (watermark 1821), of the first three verses, and accompanying descriptive passage, of the poem 'The Home of Taliessin' by Alaric A. Watts.
The poem was first published in Alaric A. Watts, Poetical Sketches... and Other Poems, 3rd edn with additional poems (London, 1824), pp. 155-157, where it comprised six verses; it was collected in Alaric A. Watts, Lyrics of the Heart: With Other Poems (London, 1851), pp. 275-276, as five verses (the fourth having been omitted). The poem was composed in 1819 (see Watts (1824), p. 157).

Adysgrif, [?20 gan., cynnar], o'r gerdd 'Swynion Salem, Coedgruffydd' gan 'Gwan o Geredigion', sef John Ll. Nuttall (Llwyd Fryniog). = Transcript, [?early 20 cent.], of the poem 'Swynion Salem, Coedgruffydd' by 'Gwan o Geredigion', namely John Ll. Nuttall (Llwyd Fryniog).
Cyhoeddwyd y gerdd yn llyfr Nuttall, Telyn Trefeurig, 2il argraffiad (Llundain, [1908]), tt. 65-67; fodd bynnag mae'n bosib y copïwyd yr adysgrif presennol allan o rifyn o'r Faner. = The poem was published in Nuttall's book Telyn Trefeurig, 2nd edn (London, [1908]), pp. 65-67; this transcript, however, may have been copied from an issue of Y Faner.

Englyn, 1951, i Siop Jack Edwards, Aberystwyth, yn llaw T. H. Parry-Williams. = A holograph englyn, 1951, to Siop Jack Edwards, Aberystwyth, by T. H. Parry-Williams.

Two fly-leaves, from an unidentified volume by one Hugh Thomas [?possibly Hugh Thomas (1673-1720), herald and antiquary], containing two englyns to the owner ('Dau englun Gymraeg er Mr Lewis Jones perchenog y llyfr') by Richard Jones, 30 October 1733 (f. 1); a verse in Latin by 'R. D.' ('Pace tua Amic. Lud: Jones'), [?1733] (f. 1); and 'Speaking (as it were) to the Book after bestowing a Cover to it Sepr 27th 1733' also by 'R[ichard] J[ones]' (f. 1 verso-2 verso).

Holograph copies, 1952, of poems and other material by Frank Elijah Dudley, California, 1940-1952.
Photographs and envelopes are pasted onto the leaves.

Three holograph poems, 'To Bernard Barton's Daughter', 18 June 1825, 'To Rydal Mount', [1830], and 'To a departed Spirit', [?1830], by Felicia Dorothea Hemans.
Also included is a sonnet 'To Mrs Felicia Hemans' by G[eorge] F[leming] Richardson (f. 4), dated 3 July 1827. 'To a departed Spirit' was published in Songs of the Affections (Edinburgh, 1830), pp. 40-42; 'To Bernard Barton's Daughter' appears in The Works of Mrs. Hemans: With a Memoir of Her Life, by Her Sister, 7 vols (Edinburgh, 1839), Ⅵ, 141.

'An original poetic Address to the Aberdare Glam. Unemployed "Men's Own" recited by the Composer', by R[obert] W[alter] Bugg, April 1936.

Autograph draft of 'Pilgrims', [1896x1901], by Sir Lewis Morris.
The poem was published in Harvest-Tide (London, 1901), pp. 138-140, with a number of revisions.

A copy, [19 cent., second ½], in an unknown hand, of 'Pen-y-gwryd', a poem of 14 verses, dated 21 August 1856, written by Charles Kingsley, Tom Taylor and Thomas Hughes.
The verses were entered by the three men in the visitors' book of the Pen-y-Gwryd Inn, Caernarvonshire, at the end of their stay in August 1856. The poem was published in Offerings at the foot of Snowdon; or, Breathings of Indolence at Pen-y-gwryd (Woburn, 1864). The text of the present copy includes a few variations from that published version and may have been copied directly from the visitors' book. The manuscript was apparently sent to J. L. Roget, whose name appears on f. 2 verso.

Copi holograff, 1946, o bennill cyntaf 'Blodau Ffa' gan T. Gwynn Jones, (cyfansoddwyd 1900); a chopi holograff, [1940au], o bennill olaf 'Heddwch' gan George M. Ll. Davies. = A holograph copy, 1946, of the first verse of 'Blodau Ffa' by T. Gwynn Jones, 1946 (composed 1900); and a holograph copy, [1940s], of the final verse of 'Heddwch' by George M. Ll. Davies.
Cyhoeddwyd 'Blodau Ffa' yn T. Gwynn Jones, Manion (Wrecsam, 1932), t. 15, a 'Heddwch' yn Y Llenor, 19 (Gaeaf 1940), 172-3. = 'Blodau Ffa' was published in T. Gwynn Jones, Manion (Wrexham, 1932), p. 15, and 'Heddwch' in Y Llenor, 19 (Winter 1940), 172-3.

'Penillion Coffadwriaethol i'r diweddar Isaac Evans, Gyrn, Llanddeinol' gan 'Cyffinydd', a 'Dirwest' gan 'Teithiwr', y ddwy gerdd yn yr un llaw, [19 gan., ail ½]. = Verses in memory of Isaac Evans of Gyrn, Llanddeinol, by 'Cyffinydd', and 'Dirwest' (Temperance) by 'Teithiwr', both in the same hand, [19 cent., second ½].

Penillion, 1969, gan Mathonwy Hughes i gyfarch J. H. Lloyd (Peryddon) ar ei ben-blwydd yn 86 (f. 1); a thorion papur newydd o dair cerdd o ddiddordeb i'r Bala, [1889]-[1937] (ff. 2-4). = Verses, 1969, by Mathonwy Hughes to J. H. Lloyd (Peryddon) on his 86th birthday (f. 1); and press cuttings of three poems of Bala interest, [1889]-[1937] (ff. 2-4).
Amgaeir cyflythyr oddi wrth y rhoddwr, [Ionawr 1970] (f. i). = Also enclosed is a covering letter from the donor, [January 1970] (f. i).