Dangos 12839 canlyniad

(a) 'Cywydd Marwnad yr urddasol Bendefig, Robert Davies o Lanerch yswain yn Sir Fflint' by Evan Evans, 1769, beginning 'Am wra aeth mae oer wedd'; (b) 'Englynion o fawl i wilim hywel' by Hugh Jones o Langwm, beginning 'O'r gogledd beredd barod - yn Fwynaidd ...'. Endorsed by E. W. 'Marwnad Davies o Lannerch'.

Sixteen verses entitled 'Galarnad bardd ar ol ei gariad', beginning, '[B]rydyddion brwd addas da'ch urddas dewch chwi ...'.

Seven verses beginning 'Mae Canu'n hen arfer a mi[n]au sy fardd ...'. 'Will Tabwr ai Cant'. On the reverse side (crossed out) are lines beginning, 'Ar brydnawngwaith berffaith bur ...' and an English stanza, 'My Chloris feign'd with seeming truth'.

'Cywydd a wnaeth y Bardd pan glywodd fod ei hen gariad wedi priodi arall', beginning, 'Ai 'madael a f'em wiwdeg ...'. 'Llundain awst 13fed 1773'. Also on the sheet are some Welsh words with their meanings.

'Blaendardd yr Awenydd Neu Gasgliad o bryddestau ar amryw Achosion gan Iorwerth Gwilim o Drefflemin y morganwg'. On the reverse side are englynion beginning 'hed bebryn hydyn hoywdeg - yn siriol ...'.

Verses beginning: (a) '[? Er tecced] ywr hinon mae r nos yn hyfrydlon ...; (b) [ ] nos yn orchguddiedig oedd gwedd y dolydd ffraw ...'. [Ymddiddan rhwng dau fugail. Simeon a Sioseph]. Incomplete.

(a) Tribanau beginning 'fy mwriad er yn fachgen ...' attributed to Sion Hywel Dafydd o forganwg, 1650; (b) Can o waith Dafydd o'r Nant, '(?) Wel byddwch yn llawen gyfeillion ...'.

'Fragments by Ith. Gwilym' in the cywydd metre, with 'englynion' by Iolo Morganwg at a later date entitled 'Pwnc Cadair Tir Iarll yn nhy Sion Bradford (Ty'n y Bettws) Alban Hefin 1769', followed by an englyn entitled, 'Pwnc cadair ... Llantrisaint Alban Hefin 1768'. The sheet is endorsed 'Cddau Iolo Morganwg 1797'.

Verses describing Monmouthshire, beginning 'Ynghyntaf mae Sir Fynwy yn nwyrain deau'n gwlad ...'. Draft.

Verses beginning, 'fwyn gyfeillion glewion glan, gwrandewch fy nghan attolwg, Meddwyl wyf drwy dduw ai rad rhoi cerdd i wlad forganwg'. The first six verses appear to be earlier in date than the remainder, which were originally written in pencil and then written over in ink.

Verses (?tribanau) beginning 'yn yr hen oesoedd diddrwg', written on a sheet of paper which may have formed part of a letter addressed to 'Edwd. William Mason at Flimston near Cowbridge Glamorganshire Southwales'.

'Cywyddau' attributed to Dafydd ap Gwilym, in the autograph of Iolo Morganwg: (a) 'Prydydd i Forfydd f'eurferch'. 'DGm. o lyfr Mr. Richards'. On the back of this is a draft copy of (b); (b) 'Y mun gain hoyw emen goeth'. 'DG (o Lyfr Ieuan Bradford)'.

Verses entitled 'Hanes y wrach drystan, ar y don a elwir mentra gwenn', beginning 'Gwrandewch ar hynod hanes, Clywch i gyd &c'. On the other side are some Welsh words with their meanings.

Verses entitled 'A Callendar of all the Debtors now Confined in Cardiff Gaol who in their Creditors' opinion deserve to be hanged'.

Case of Edward Wiliams for redress against his creditors for waste mismanagement of his property. He now has a purchaser for his little landed estate, but the assignment in court to his creditors is a bar upon the title. Draft.

1. Rees Robert of the parish of Saint Mary's Church, co. Glamorgan, yeoman. 2. John Richard of the parish of Rumney, co. Monmouth, yeoman. Lease for 11 years of a messuage and farm in the parish of Rumney aforesaid, now in the tenure of the said John Richard, with all appurtenances excepting timber, quarries of stone and slate, and veins of coal. Counterpart.

Bill of Costs from Wm. Rees in an action of Evan against Robert in the court of King's Bench, Hilary Vacation 1772. Endorsed: 'Rumney Paper'.