Dangos 12839 canlyniad

A verse, 'I Philip Morgan offeiriad o'r Sarn fawr' by 'Gronwy Wiliams, Feddyg o Ben y Bont', with two English translations of the same by Ith. Gm.

A sheet containing 31 'Englynion ar feddau'. (Endorsed by Iolo Morganwg, but otherwise not in his autograph).

'Englynion O barchus Goffadwriaeth am y diweddar enwog Fardd ac Hanesydd, Iolo Morganwg', by 'Daniel Ddu'. Press cutting.

A sheet containing what appears to be the wording of a title-page for Iolo Morganwg's manuscript collection of the poems of Dafydd ap Gwilym: 'Gwaith Dafydd ap Gwilym o gunnulliad y diwyd a'r dyscedig ymgeleddwyr yr hên Frutaniaith ai Beirdd Lewys Morys Yswain ai frawd Mr. William Morys o Fôn ynghyd a chwanegiad allan o amryw hên Lyfrau eraill a ddadyscrifenwyd yn Llundain, gan Mr. Owain Jones o ... yn Swydd Ddinbych yn y flwyddyn 1768 a mi Iorwerth Gwilym ai dadyscrifenwys o'i Lyfr ef yn Llundain yn y Flwyddyn 1774'. On the reverse side are two Welsh triads (crossed out) and an attempt to decipher the three Juvencus 'englynion'. The first line is given here as 'ni worchchosaf, nam'n unawr' (The handwriting appears to be earlier than the wording of the title-page already described).

'Proposals for publishing, by subscription, in January 1795, By Edward Wiliams, (Author of Poems, Lyric and Pastoral, lately published:) The History of the Ancient British Bards and Druids ...'.

Proposals For printing by subscription, a second Edition with additions of Poems Lyric, and Pastoral ... By Edward Wiliams, BBD, addressed to Mr Richard Rees.

'Proposals for printing by subscription The History of Caerfilly Castle from the first notices of it to the time of Henry the eighth. By Edwd. Wms'. On the dorse are some Welsh words with their meanings. Draft.

Extract from a letter from Iolo Morganwg to Mr Bulgin in which he states that it is his fixed resolution not to disgrace his list [of subscribers] with the names of any who abet the slave trade, and who rejoiced lately in Bristol at the failure of Mr Wilberforce's Bill for its abolition. Two copies.

Part of a letter beginning 'You see sir that I have (if I may be allowed the expression) made the Tour of the New Testament'. (?cf. Iolo A. Williams MS 106/2 [NLW MS 21396E]).

Dedication (drafts) 'To Mr. Sir John Ketch Esqr. Night and Barrow Night, Lord Viscount Newgate, and Duke of Tyburn', of 'A Push at the Pillars' of Priestcraft. By Sampson San-cullotte, - Citizen'.

'The History of the Conquest of Banda, a Whole-skin Conquest, written by the Conqueror himself, with notes augmentative and illustrative by Edward Wiliams ...'. Fragment.

'Argrephir, drwy gynnorthwy, ym Mai 1814. Salmau yr Eglwys yn yr Anialwch . Gan Iolo Morganwg. Cyfrol II. ... W. Wiliams, Argraphydd, Merthyr Tydfil'. Printed.

Verses entitled 'John Bull's Litany, to be said or sung by all true Christians'. On the same sheet are (?) lines from Soame Jenyns's epitaph on Dr Johnson and a draft of a dedication by E. W. (Ith. Gm.) to [?The Prince of Wales], etc.

'Letter from the late Revd David Jones of Langân to the Countess Dowager of Huntington, from the Evangelical Magazine for Decr. 1810, or Jan. 1811', versified (in English) by Mr Curtis of Swansea, with a Welsh rendering by Iolo Morganwg.

A notebook containing 'Crabstick's Poetry. 1790', in the autograph of Iolo Morganwg. The poems are: 'The infernal Consultation, A Poem, By Christopher Crabstick Esqr.', and 'Wyndham For Ever, A Song, Tune, Hooly and Fairly' (cf. Iolo A. Wiliams MS 112/5 [NLW MS 21402F]).

A note headed 'Fragments by E. Wms', including 'Fragments of the Infernal Consultation or Wyndham versus Windsor'.