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T10/843/46.
Y Brifddinas Arall.
Darlledwyd yn gyntaf: 22 Mehefin1965.
UID: Anhysbys.
Sgript wedi'i deipio gydag anodiadau ysgrifenedig.
Sgript teledu BBC ar gyfer Y Brifddinas Arall.

Manuscript orchestral score and parts, of 'Y briallu' [No. 5 of 'Caneuon Grace a Siân']. Published Magor: Mansel Thomas Trust, Ref: MT072B [1998?].

Two xerox copies of 'Y Brenin Llyr', a radio adaptation by D. J. Thomas of W. J. Gruffydd's Welsh translation of Shakespeare's tragedy King Lear.

He was glad to hear by the addressee's letter to Myvyr of his arrival at Havod Uchdryd and still more so at his finding there such a treasure. A box is being made up with all haste - its contents. EW will see that they have nearly exhausted their store for the Cynveirdd part of the Volume, therefore what pieces he may find belonging to that head will be soon wanted. Griffiths's dilatoriness; owing to his delay it has been thought necessary to begin another volume by other hands, unknown to him. This volume contains prose matter, mostly historical, and begins with the Triads. What it is proposed to give next. Myvyr is very anxious for the addressee to be able to get some young man in the neighbourhood as a scribe. He (Myvyr) thinks that EW had best not think of going to the North - what in Myvyr's opinion his plan should be. When EW is safely caught hold of in London it is to be hoped they will get him to bring out his history of Beirdd Ynys Prydain. Reference to the addressee's discoveries at Havod. Even if he had not found there the key he mentions perhaps it might have been done by Hun Cwenllian. He (WO) never hinted this key to Humstr[um] and will not send him the addressee's. The America scheme. Sionyn is going to co. Glam. in a day or two and is to take with him the addressee's and Taliesin's 4th parts of Dict. Myvyr will write with the box. Endorsed: 'at Hafod'.

A collection, entitled 'Y Brasnadd Newydd Medi'r 22nd. 1817', of a hundred and sixty four hymns based on the Psalms and other portions of Scripture by Edward Williams (Iolo Morganwg), similar to those included in his Salmau yr Eglwys yn yr Anialwch, 1812 and 1834. Some of the hymns are accompanied by tunes.

A mortgage by Owen David Lloyd to Robert Sonlley the younger of Cristionydd, Denbighshire, and Edward Bromfielde of Ruabon, of parcels of land called Y Borva Newith (Newydd), a parcel of garden called Grofte yr Odyn and a parcel of meadow called Gwerne Tuder Boole and Y Pwll Llydan, all in the township of Main, with counterpart, 1598/9, followed by the reconveyance, 1606.

Full scores arranged for string quartet by Idris Lewis. Each piece is numbered indicating they originate from a set. Y Deryn Pur (6) is incomplete. (no B.B.C. Ref.).

Full score, pencil score without the vocal (and copy of same) and parts, arranged by Idris Lewis. Parts: Vn i(4)/Vn ii(3)/Va(2)/Vc/Cb/fl/cl/hp. (B.B.C. Ref.106).

Manuscript orchestral score of the traditional melody 'Y bore glas', with nine single voice parts (Solo Tenor, Tenor I (2), Tenor II (2), Bass I (2), Bass II (2)) and orchestral parts. Published Magor: Mansel Thomas Trust, Ref: MT015 [1998?].

Y Bont, April 1995, magazine for the churches of Pontdolanog and Pontrobert, containing an article by Major E.H.C. Davies on 'William Jones', together with press cuttings, 1995-6.

Y Blwch Cerddol gan Thomas Davies ('Trithyd'), Merthyr, 1854. Printed, with some MS additions including 'Codiad yr Ehedydd', 'Glan yr Afon'. Trio from the Comic Opera, 'The Soldiers Return' 'Woodman spare that Tree'.