'Hint to Bowles' (for a town of Europeans, absolutely subordinate to the Greek Government).
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'Hint to Bowles' (for a town of Europeans, absolutely subordinate to the Greek Government), with triads (crossed out) on the reverse side.
A draft or copy of a letter from [?E. W.] to an unnamed correspondent concerning burnt lime.
Rhan oIolo Morganwg and Taliesin ab Iolo manuscripts and papers
A draft or copy of a letter from [?E. W.] to an unnamed correspondent, beginning, 'I have mentioned your premiums to the first vessels that should bring burnt lime to Aberystwyth, but the answer was invariably that they would not hazard such a thing for any premium whatever'. Submitting a few ideas that have occurred to him (the writer). Damaged.
Letter from Iolo Morganwg to Mr D. Jenkins, Swansea, the publisher of Seren Gomer,
Rhan oIolo Morganwg and Taliesin ab Iolo manuscripts and papers
A letter, Nov. 15 1813, from Iolo Morganwg, Trefflemin gerllaw'r Bont-faen, to Mr D. Jenkins, Swansea, the publisher of Seren Gomer wishing well to the newspaper and sending two little poems. Repaired. Part wanting.
Note in which 'Mr T. Jones begs the fav[ou]r of Mr T. Williams that on his return to Jamaica...'.
Rhan oIolo Morganwg and Taliesin ab Iolo manuscripts and papers
A note in which 'Mr T. Jones begs the fav[ou]r of Mr T. Williams that on his return to Jamaica he would make an enquiry of a Gent[l]eman that was swallowed up in the Earthquake at Port Royal & who lived several years after ...'.
Observations beginning, 'Swydd a Chelfyddyd Arwyddfardd yw arwyddaw pais arfay ...'.
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Observations beginning, 'Swydd a Chelfyddyd Arwyddfardd yw arwyddaw pais arfay ...'. Beneath is the following memorandum: 'Mem to Introduce the Bardic Theology and mythology under the head of the School of Glamorgan ...'.
A note headed 'Lea rigge' giving its Welsh equivalents, etc.
Rhan oIolo Morganwg and Taliesin ab Iolo manuscripts and papers
A note headed 'Lea rigge' giving its Welsh equivalents, etc. On the reverse side is the observation 'A fynno fyw mewn iechyd gofaled nad elo mor fras fal nas galler yn hawdd rifo ei assenau ag esgyrn ei gefn'.
'Names of some Constellations of Fixed Stars, peculiar to the Britains'.
Rhan oIolo Morganwg and Taliesin ab Iolo manuscripts and papers
'Names of some Constellations of Fixed Stars, peculiar to the Britains.' Overleaf is a note as follows: 'This Copy I find to be fuller than the two I saw of Dr Davies's own writing.' 'The Interlineations are Additional Proverbs & Notes of Mr Vaughan of Hengwrt's in his own hand'. Someone has added 'This is in Moses Wms's hand E. W.' The names of constellations, etc., are also in the autograph of Moses Williams. Part cut away.