Dangos 3839 canlyniad

A copy of the inscription on a monument to the memory of Robert Jones of Fonmon Castle, Esqr. (d. 19 December 1715, aged 33), and Mary, his wife, the second daughter of Sir Humfrey Edwin of Langihangell, kt., (d. 20 December 1756, in her 75th year), erected by Mary Jones, their eldest daughter. Torn.

Verses entitled 'Can newydd', beginning, 'Unwn oll drigolion byd ymrown i gyd i ganu'. Endorsed: 'Hen Garol'. Draft. Torn.

A paragraph dated 'Alban Arthan 1796', beginning 'Diben ac ymgais y Cynnulliad bychan yma ...'. On the reverse side (crossed out) is a paragraph beginning 'Y mesurau ar arfer gan yr hen Feirdd oeddynt ...'.

'Englynion a gyfansoddodd T. Evans wrth ddisgwyl Mr E. Wiliams i ymweled ac ef, yn y flwyddyn 1796'. Endorsed: 'Englynion Mr. Evans o Frechfa'.

'Regulations for the Servants, Tradesmen, Workmen, and Women residing or employed at Lanelay in Glamorganshire in the year 1820'. Endorsed by Iolo Morganwg: 'Mr Vaughan's Domestic Laws'.

The beginning of 'A songe to owr Ledi the blessid Virgin Mari' ('O mighti Ladi owr Leding - to hav'). On the reverse side (crossed out) is a 'Rhagannerch. At y Cymru', beginning, 'Yn yr hen amseroedd gynt, pan oedd Beirdd Cymru yn ddynion mwy doeth a deddfol nag au gweler gan mwyaf yn awr ...'.

How could the addressee be such a villain as to give him a wrong information after acknowledging the assault on John Charles by letter to Will Lewis the Bailiff? The only remedy the addressee has now left is (to) apply to the plaintiff and make matters up with him as soon as he can, etc. Enclosed he sends the addressee his (EW's) copy of the writ and notice. Enclosure wanting.

'Outlines of a Plan for a Reformation of the British Constitution. Civil Rights of Man. ... Council ... [The Senate] (crossed out) ... Active Citizens ...'.

A note concerning the practice formerly about St Donats, Lantwit & St Athan of watering land (by way of manuring) with sea water ('Mr Nichols of Ham told me...').

'Sonnet on his Infant Daughter Maria By the Revd Mr Polwhele', beginning, 'Ah! my dear babe! thou smilest on the tear ...'. Torn.

A List by Philip Robert, Petty Constable, of such persons within the parish of Cayra in the hundred of Kibbor, co. Glamorgan, from 18 to 45 years of age as are qualified to serve as militia-men in the said parish. On the dorse are a few Glamorganshire words, with meanings.

Pages from an account-book kept by Iolo Morganwg in connection with his lime business 1783-84, with an account of receipts, 1786.

'Awdl perthynol i'r Rhyfel bresennol ag America' beginning 'Och gâd, Cweryliaid creulon - wna Brydain' 'I. ab. G. ai dywaid'. Beneath the title Iolo Morganwg has written in brackets 'copïwyd hwn yn Nghell Angharad No. II'.

(a) Englynion beginning, '?Ti'r eos faindlos berfwyn - sein eiliaw' (altered to 'Ti'r fwyalch ddifalch dda hoywfwyn eiliydd') ... 'William Thomas ai cant 1735'; (b) 'llyma'r cywydd' 'rhoddwch feirddion gloywon gwlad ...'; (c) Verses beginning, 'Clywch gwyn meinir fwyn yn ddi swyn ar wydd sur ...'.