Dangos 12839 canlyniad

'Invocation to Peace', beginning, 'O! Peace where doest thou fly ...'. On the reverse side are two verses beginning 'os collais i nghariad. ni chollais ond un' and 'da genni fod yn llawen da genni fod yn fwyn', lines 'copied, see end of first volume', beginning, 'I bid thee priestley for a while adieu', and the measurements of a corn bin for a family.

'Rumney Leet, a song', beginning, 'Sweet muse thy dulcet numbers bring ...', with a fragment of an earlier version (25a).

'Bardic Triplets - from the Welsh' ('Hill of snows - The swallow flies'). The Welsh words are also given ('Eiry mynydd - mwth gwenol ...'. 'Ex Llyfr hir Llannerch y medd [ ]').

Other copies of 'Song for the Glamorgan Volunteers'. No. 38 contains also 'Heroic Song to Miss Tilney Long' and a translation of 'Rem, facias rem ... [Hor.]', 'Get wea[l]th my son! get wealth!'.

(a) Verses by 'Ith. Gm.' Beginning 'Now bleak november's chilly (noisy) gales', described as 'one of the authors first attempts in english poetry about 22 yrs of age'. (cf. 80); (b) 'Advice to a whining lover' beginning, 'Thou sad wand'rer of the night ...'; (c) 'Charity a pastoral ode imitated from 1 Cor. cap 13' by E. Wms. Beginning, 'To sing of bright Charity's charms'.

'Mr. As. altered Copy, Stanzas written in London in the year 1713'. In the margin: 'Anstey's Alteration of E. Wms. Song'.

'From D. G.' ('Thou glorious orb (rising sun) whose bounteous ray ...'). On the other side (crossed out) are verses entitled 'Line of Beauty'.

(a) Lines beginning, 'Ifor of the Golden vale' ('from D.G.'); (b) 'What Land thro Brittains fertile round' ('From William Egwad'); (c) 'Thou Glorious orb divinely bright ...'. ('From D.G.') In the margin is the title 'Ode to the Sun'.

A Hymn by E. W. beginning 'Thou prince of peace whose pity gave', and endorsed 'Prince of Peace'. Draft.

Verses entitled, 'The Stonecut[t]er's Song' by E.W., beginning, 'A young stonecutter once did in Westminster dwell ...'. ('Tune A Cobler there was and he lived in his stall'). Indistinct. Ink faded.

'Fragments' by Ith. Gm., with outlines of poems, etc. The following note occurs: 'I have only kept Aneurin in view not pretended to translate him'.

A list of Odes, Songs, Lyric Pastorals, and Miscellanies 'For present publication' and of Welsh Translations 'For a future publication', together with a brief outline of the contents of 'Institutes of the Welsh Bards'. There is also a note on the format of 'E.W.'s Collection' of poems (crossed out).