Dangos 12839 canlyniad

W. Morgan, George Street, to ----. Being most anxious to do all in his power towards saving the lives of Lewis Lewis and Richd Lewis, he begs to inform him of four circumstances favourable to the devoted victim Lewis [Lewis] that they may be introduced into the Petition. 'Dick Lewis was convicted of stabbing Donal Black - Lewis Lewis of Robbery at Thos Lewis's and of exciting the Mob violence.'Ends 'Yours truly in haste & agitation'...

Robt Lloyd Morris, Secretary, 52 Dale Street, Liverpool, to Mr Taliesin Williams (Ap Iolo), Merthyr Tydvil. Is requested by the Committee of Management of the Gordovigion Royal Eisteddfod to solicit the addressee's attendance at their Eisteddfod on June 17-19. He does not know of anyone as suitable to officiate at the Gorsedd as the addressee.

Wm Briscoe Oldham to [?Taliesin Williams]. An appeal to the addressee for consideration (as a teacher).

Eighteen letters, 1832-1849, from Elizabeth Petherick (Aunt Betsy), wife of Thomas Petherick, to Mrs Taliesin Williams. They relate mainly to family affairs, but there is a reference, 15 January 1840, to the Newport riots and to [John] Frost, and another, 31 July 1842, to Taliesin's new schoolroom.

T. Price, Crickhowel, to Mr Taliessin Williams, Merthyr Tydvil. It is very possible that he may be unable to attend the Merthyr Eisteddfod at all - at least not in time to attend divine service. (Declining to preach).

T. Price, Dowlais, to Mr Taliesin Williams, Merthyr Tydvil. Is assured that Sir John and Lady Charlotte would feel gratified by any attention the Cymreigyddion might show the Comte.

T. Price, Crickhowel, to Mr Taliesin Williams [Ab Iolo], Merthyr Tydvil. Reasons why it will be out of his power to accept the addressee's kind invitation (to the [Merthyr] Cymreigyddion Society). He feels greatly indebted to the addressee for the manner in which he has noticed the Hanes.

T. Price, Crickhowel, to Mr Taliesin Williams [Ab Iolo], Merthyr Tydvil. He was not aware that the meeting was so soon. In case the compositions do not arrive in time he encloses a list of the successful candidates which will prevent total disappointment. He has given a more full critique in the paper in the packet.

T. Price, Crickhowel, to [Taliesin Williams]. Why he is keeping the MSS here. It will not take him long to make facsimiles when once he knows what to copy. He has written to Lady Charlotte.

T. Price, Crickhowel, to Mr Taliesin Williams [Ab Iolo], Merthyr Tydvil. Is quite ashamed to keep the addressee's MSS so long but hopes the delay will not occasion him any inconvenience. Lady Charlotte seems disposed to treat with the addressee for the Mabinogi of Taliesin for her work (The Mabinogion). Perhaps not having heard from him sooner the addressee may have included the article amongst those sent to Llandovary, but that is easily rectified.

A Copy of letter No. 576 (with some inaccuracies).

T. Price, Y Persondy, to [Taliesin Williams]. The copies of the inscriptions. Is satisfied that Iolo Morganwg would be the first to propose a new survey of these monuments expressly for the Society (i.e. when access can be had to the original). He has heard from Lady Hall and she wishes him to undertake the copying of them. Relating to going to Lantwit and meeting the addressee there.

T. Price, Y Persondy, to [Taliesin Williams]. Bowen gave him the addressee's letter the day he received it, and he (the writer) intended answering it immediately. He intends in a day or two sending off the addressee's box of MSS and will write by post when he does so.

T. Price, Y Persondy, to Mr Taliesin Williams [Ab Iolo], Merthyr Tydvil. Acknowledging the receipt of the parcel containing the three MSS. He will take the first opportunity of looking at them.

Charles Redwood, Cowbridge, to Mr Taliesin Williams, School, Merthyr Tidvil. Requesting an answer to his previous letter.

Charles Redwood, Cowbridge, to Mr Taliesin Williams, School, Merthyr. 'It is part of the object of a society formed here for the improvement of the work people of Glamorgan, to send collections of Books to different places ...'. Dr Malkin, the chairman, has had reason to suppose that such a library might be suitable for Merthyr. Asking him to let the writer know whether he thinks it likely to be used, etc.

R. Reece, Cardiff, to Mr Taliessin Williams, Merthyr. Replying to the addressee's question about Colyn Dolphyn.

David Rees, Glasgow, to Mr Taliesin Williams, at Rev. David Davis, Parade, Neath. Thanking him for his letter and the newspaper. The addressee's Jamaica affair. Three persons here in Glasgow enquired of him if he knew EW - one of them was the Clerk of the Gallic church, who is able to read and understand the Welsh Testament tolerably well though he never saw any other Welsh book. The intention of printing a Gallic dictionary. Reference to a proposal (?from Mr Davis). Where he has taken lodgings. Account of a competition for a prize in elocution among the Divinity students. Neath Academy.

David Rees, Duffield, to Mr Taliesin Williams, Merthyr Tydvil. Is unable to conjecture what may have happened to the addressee. Their engagement on Cefn-Cymmor was that their letters should keep pace with the months, i.e. that each of them should write one letter every two months. He wishes to know whether the addressee is determined for a tour to the Highlands of Scotland this year. It will be known in less than a fortnight whether he will be disengaged to do duty during the addressee's absence. Is now with Uncle of Duffield (The Rev. E. O. Jones, Duffield, near Derby) - he advises him to preach for this half-year near the Peak of Derby. 'If they will be satisfied with practical Sermons, and be liberal of their Cash', David [i.e. the writer] will have no objection to supply for half a year; but not for a longer time, for he has one Session more to spend in Glasgow; and prefers settling finally in Wales. Can the addressee spare the £7 for some time longer? Requesting him to write by return of post.

D. R. Rees, Landovery, to Mr Taliesin Williams, Commercial Academy, Merthyr Tydfil. 'Mr Howell's tribute of Bardic Fraternity' ('Ar Briodas Mr Taliesin Williams'). Thanking the addressee for his letter and for the Prospectuses. As it is his intention to go over to Cascob on the 19th inst., requesting the addressee to desire his father to write and send the copy of the first sheet of the Cyfrinach by the return of bearer; the copy for Mr Walter Davies may be sent the same time, that he (the writer) may forward it, etc.