Dangos 12839 canlyniad

Early versions of 'Davona's Vale' (Poems Lyric and Pastoral, Vol. I, p. 209) and 'Joys or Rural Life, a Pastoral' (op. cit., Vol. II, p. 154), with a note concerning the rhymes in the second piece. Damaged.

A list of terms, etc., beginning Rhiforiaeth ) ) arithmetic Rhifyddiaeth).

A paragraph (?part of a letter) beginning, 'you seem to have a wish to depreciate my MSS and the Chair of Glamorgan. Whatever others may think of them it is highly your interest to find their authenticity and Credit firmly established ...'. Written across the upper part of 'A Calendar of the Criminal Prisoners, confined in His Majesty's Gaol at Cardiff; Who are to be tried at the Great-Sessions to be held at Cardiff for the said County [Glamorganshire], on Tuesday the 26th day of March 1805, ...' (Printed). Part wanting.

Part of a draft beginning 'a chymmhelled a hyn y mae llyfr Lln. Sion yn myned ac ynghymysg a'r peth a ddywed ef y mae peth o'm barn i ond nid ar y brif ddosparth ond (eithr) ar y rhagddosparthiadau ar neillduoldeb rhyw fesur neu bennill arbennig a'i berthynas, yr hynn om eiddo'm hunan a roddais ar lawr mewn ink coch'. On the reverse side is 'Llythyr Dafydd or Nant' beginning, 'Llawer o'r hen feirdd a ganasant ar doddaid cwtta yn unig ...'. (? incomplete). Torn. (Iolo Morganwg MS 135/48).

A note containing another reference to Basset, etc., written on part of a bill. Endorsed: 'Jack Walton's Death-bed address to his God.'

A copy (in pencil) of an inscription marking the burial-place of Thomas Wyndham. Esqre. (d. 8 Nov. 1814, aged 52). Originally found inside No. 6.

Extracts from Chesterfield's Letters addressed to Mr E. Williams, Bardd, and endorsed by him 'Freeborn's Extract from Chesterfields Letters'.

A paragraph dated 'Alban Arthan 1796', beginning 'Diben ac ymgais y Cynnulliad bychan yma ...'. On the reverse side (crossed out) is a paragraph beginning 'Y mesurau ar arfer gan yr hen Feirdd oeddynt ...'.

A note of the names of 'Eglwysi'r Bedyddwyr ym Morganwg (o Lythyr y Gymmanfa 1790)'. On the reverse side in a longer list of names.

A draft of a letter from [E. W.] to ... outlining a plan for usefully employing the boys (and girls) of the national school at Bridgend for a certain portion of every day (gardening, etc.).

A collection of adjectives, all with the suffix - gar. The first adjective on the list is 'Trugarog', and the following observation occurs: 'Trugar - Trugarog is barbarous'.