Dangos 86 canlyniad

Llyfryn yn cynnwys pennau pregethau a glywyd yn 1858 ac a draddodwyd gan Griffith Parry, Caernarfon, Thomas Ffylip, Robert Sener, John Owens, Y Gwyndy, a William Harbard.

Llyfryn yn cynnwys pennau pregethau a glywyd yn 1859 yng nghapel yr Annibynwyr, Pen-y-groes, ac a draddodwyd gan y Parchedig William Ambrose ('Emrys'), Porthmadog, a'r Parchedig John Jones, Blaenannerch (1807-75). Yn ogystal ceir adran yn dwyn y teitl 'Araeth ar ddirwest'.

A notebook in the hand of Owain Llewelyn Owain, [c. 1932], containing a list of some two hundred and seventy nicknames heard in and around Caernarfon, notes on Welsh grammar and other lists and memoranda. A list of nicknames found loose inside has been tipped in on f. 4 verso.

Fifty-six letters, 1927-1935, to Owain Llewelyn Owain from Griffith William Francis, Nantlle, Caernarvonshire, author of Telyn Eryri (Wrecsam, 1932); together with manuscript poems, 1905-1935, mostly submitted for publication in Y Genedl Gymreig, and cuttings of printed poems. Included are poems collected for a projected second volume of the poetry of G. W. Francis, entitled '''Bwrdd Gwledd y Bardd Gwlad" neu "Rhwng yr Ordd a'r Eingion'''.

Ninety-seven letters, 1904-1921, to John Thomas (Eifionydd), mostly relating to the examinations set by Gorsedd Beirdd Ynys Prydain. Among the corresponents are Haydn Morris (4) 1919, Thomas Iorwerth Ellis (2) 1919, David Davies, 1st baron Davies of Llandinam (1) 1921, and Huw Owen Williams (Huw Menai) (1) 1921.

Llythyrau at O Llew Owain, 1901-54, gan gynnwys llythyrau oddi wrth: J Bodvan Anwyl ('Bodfan') 1/2, John Ballinger 1/3, David Bowen ('Myfyr Hefin') 1/4, W Emrys Cleaver 1/6, D R Daniel 1/10-11, Mair Kitchener Davies 1/17, 'Dewi Mai o Feirion' [?B G Roberts] 1/23, Ifan ab Owen Edwards 1/24, D Emrys Evans 1/28, Robert Evans ('Cybi') 1/31-5, Llewelyn Wyn Griffith 1/39, R D Griffith 1/40-3, R E Griffith 1/44, W J Gruffydd 1/47-8, T Hudson-Williams 1/51-2, D R Hughes 1/54, E Morgan Humphreys 1/64, Emyr Humphreys 1/65, A E Jones ('Cynan') 1/67, D Gwenallt Jones 1/68, Emyr Gwynne Jones 1/73-4, Humphrey Jones ('Bryfdir') 1/75, Idwal Jones (Llanrwst) 1/76, John Herbert Jones ('Je Aitsh'), 1/81, John W Jones (Blaenau Ffestiniog) 1/82, T Gwynn Jones 1/103, Walter Silvanus Jones ('Gwallter Llyfnwy') 1/111, E G Millward 1/116-7, Bob Owen 1/121, Owen Griffith Owen ('Alafon') 1/125, Enid Parry 1/129, Gruffudd Parry 1/130, Robert Williams Parry 1/132-3, Thomas Parry 1/134-6, T H Parry-Williams 1/138-9, John Petts 1/140-3, D Rhys Phillips 1/144, Caradog Prichard 1/146, Evan Rees ('Dyfed') 1/148-51, T Ifor Rees 1/152-74, E Prosser Rhys 1/175, Myvanwy Rhys 1/176, Gwynfryn Richards 1/177-8, Thomas Richards (Bangor) 1/179-83, Emrys Roberts, AS 1/186, Evan Roberts (Llandderfel) 1/187-96, Kate Roberts 11198-9, Robert David Rowland ('Anthropos') 1/212-3, D E Parry Williams 1/226-8, D J Williams (Llanbedr) 1/229, Ifor Williams 1/238, J Lloyd Williams 1/239-40, R Dewi Williams 1/246, W S Gwynn Williams 1/254-5.

Llythyrau at olygydd Y Genedl, 1926, 1935 a dim dyddiad, yn cynnwys dau gan Dr J Lloyd Williams ac un gan Iorwerth C Peate.

Fifty letters and cards, 1924-1955, to Owain Llewelyn Owain from various correspondents, including Frances Lloyd George (2) 1945, Mathonwy Hughes (1) 1945, R. W. Jones (Erfyl Fychan) (2) 1927-1932, T. Gwynn Jones (1) 1942, T. Llechid Jones (1) 1929, William Owen Jones (Eos y Gogledd) (1) 1927, Bob Owen, Croesor (1) 1930, Thomas Parry (1) 1942, and Daniel Protheroe (6) 1927-1933, the latter including autograph music.

Miscellaneous papers, 1856-1939, with annotations in the hand of Owain Llewelyn Owain, mostly relating to Caernarvonshire, including a letterbook, 1856, pertaining to Bryn Hafod y Wern slate quarry, Bethesda; a tribute, 1876, to Hugh Owens, Tal-y-sarn, musician, and father of Owain Llewelyn Owain; typescript copies, with manuscript emendations, of two speeches by David Lloyd George, the first delivered at Caernarfon in June 1930, and the second at Bangor, 17 January 1935; and a draft of a speech by Sir Thomas Artemus Jones, chariman of the North Wales Tribunal of Conscientious Objectors, delivered at Caernarfon Town Hall in November 1939.

Miscellaneous papers, 1787-1935, including a cut-away signature, 1787, of Thomas Charles of Bala; a letter, 1811, from [Richard Pugh], curate of Llanegryn, Merionethshire, to the Commissioners of the Navy, concerning the fate of his parishioner, Richard Jones, aboard the Contest gun-brig, which foundered off the Azores in 1810; a transcript of a letter, 1885, from John Ceiriog Hughes (Ceiriog) to Daniel Silvan Evans; and a letter, 1893, from Daniel Owen, novelist, to an unidentified recipient.

'O Chwithig' (copïau llawysgrif a theipysgrif).

Papurau amrywiol yn llaw O Llew Owain gan gynnwys llythyr, dim dyddiad, at Gyfrinfa'r Temlwyr Da, Tal-y-sarn, yn honni bod Robert Evans, Paris House, wedi torri ei ymrwymiad.

Papurau arholiad, 1912 a dim dyddiad, a osodwyd gan O Llew Owain ar gyfer arholiadau cerddorol a Chymanfa Ysgolion Dosbarth Rhostryfan.

Literary papers, [c. 1877]-[c. 1915] (watermark 1877, f. 68), of Robert Bryan, poet and musician, including over thirty draft poems, many of which were published posthumously in Tua'r wawr (Lerpwl, 1921); and several prose pieces, including a tribute, [c. 1884], to Thomas Carlyle (ff. 87-96). Many items were written on the dorse of printed advertisements and other material pertaining to the firm of 'Bryan Brothers, General Drapers, Carnarvon', owned by Robert Bryan's brothers, Edward and Joseph, in the 1880s.

A volume, [c. 1800] (watermark 1798, f. 16), containing 'Tables to calculate the prices of a ton of copper ore according to the common and Cornish methods', compiled by John Price, possibly of Cadnant, Menai Bridge, between 1795 and 1797; and including examples (ff. 52 verso-62) of shipments of copper ore from the port of Amlwch, Anglesey, between 1795 and 1798, stipulating the names of vessels and their masters. Items found loose inside the volume, including two letters, 1932 and 1947, to Owain Llewelyn Owain from Sir William Llewelyn Davies, Librarian of the National Library of Wales, have been tipped in on ff. 66-99.

Sermon notes, [?1836] (watermark 1836), in the hand of John Jones, Tal-y-sarn.

A manuscript copy, in several hands, of Oswald Rees Owen, Siop Morgan (Denbigh, 1937), a translation of Boyd's Shop (1936), a play by St John Ervine, first performed at the Pavilion Theatre, Rhyl, October 1936.

Minute-book, 1887-1895, of the Tal-y-sarn, Arfon, Lodge of the Independent Order of Good Templars ('Urdd Annibynol y Temlwyr Da').