Dangos 3839 canlyniad

Another copy of the Proposals, with Welsh words (crossed out) on the dorse. Note: The Proposals contained in 3 were printed at Wrexham by R. Marsh, whereas those contained in 3a were printed at Cowbridge by R. Thomas.

'Poems, Lyric and Pastoral. By Edward Wiliams ... Vol. II'. (London, 1794), with a note to the British Critics on the dorse. Printed.

A list (crossed out) of publications by Edward Wiliams which are preparing for the press and will appear in the winter of 1794. Draft.

Advertisement (sarcastic) of 'Parnassus ... a celebrated house in Grubstreet '. 'Enquire of Messrs Bulgin & Co. ... at Bristol'. On the dorse is a paragraph beginning, 'I have in my way thro life, observed that the older a man grows the worse he grows ...' (Ith. Gm.) Draft.

'Priestcraft Unmasked, Or the pernicious tendencies of Ecclesiastical Establishments asserted. In a Speech delivered at the Cara[c]tacan Society, on the Question "Whether Ecclesiastical Establishments are consistent with Civil Liberty, and the Genuine Principles of Christianity ". ... By Iolo Morganwg. ...'. ?Drafts.

'Llyfr Lyfr [sic] y Barddas, sef ail Lyfr Cyfrinach Beirdd Ynys Prydain', with variant titles. On the reverse side is a note concerning the will of Dr George Stradling, Dean of Chichester (d. 18 April 1688).

'To be printed by subscription, The History of the Ancient British Bards and Druids ... By Edward Wiliams'. End wanting.

A note beginning, 'The Editor purposes to prefix to this work an English Introduction ...' (for the benefit of the English reader). Fragment.

'Collections for a new History of Wales'. (Outline). ?Incomplete.

'The Song of Liberty': an English translation in the autograph of Iolo Morganwg of 'Can Rhyddid' (See Y Geirgrawn, 1796, p. 127). Torn.

A note by Iolo Morganwg prefacing verses he wrote in imitation of Horace, Ode 22, Book I. Integer vitae &c., 'Dear Liberty! thy sacred name ...'. The note begins, 'None are admitted to see the state Prisoners in Newgate without writing in a book, kept for that purpose, their names and places of abode ...'. Incomplete.

'Imitation of Ode 22. lib.1. of Horace. Integer vitae &c.', beginning, 'How void of all fear is bold Liberty's son ...'. (In the autograph of E. W.).

Verses entitled 'Wyndham for ever. Tune Obstinate Daughter', beginning, 'Ye Sons of Glamorgan come forward with Spirit ...'. (cf. Iolo A. Wiliams MS 111/11 [NLW MS 21401E]). Printed.

Verses entitled 'Edwards, our Member As long as Glamorgan shall be a County', beginning, 'I remember the time, when hungry and cold ...'. Printed.