National Library of Wales Archives and Manuscripts

A poem beginning: 'Receive these lines, the last from one whose shame, Whose modesty forbidds to tell his name',

5942.
File
[1704x1775?].

Part of Penrice and Margam Estate Records,

A poem beginning 'The next yeare after 88 / if I mistake not I am right / a Prince did ...,

A155.
File
[1688x1694?].

Part of Penrice and Margam Estate Records,

A poem beginning 'The next yeare after 88 / if I mistake not I am right / a Prince did come with force of armes'.

'A Poem' beginning 'Whilst politick mortals with Diffrent views',

A148.
File
[17-18 cent.].

Part of Penrice and Margam Estate Records,

A poem beginning, "Away over the waves is a fair country...". On the other side of the page is a ....

A/D/3.
File

Part of Hywel D. Lewis Papers,

A poem beginning, "Away over the waves is a fair country...". On the other side of the page is a verse (with a Welsh translation) entitled 'From the Speech of Seithenyn'. A manuscript of the above, with four reprints.

A poem by Brush Collins, Birmingham: 'Serious Farewell to the year 1796', 31 Dec,

64.
File
1796.

Part of Elizabeth Baker Papers,

'As friends to those who quit this scene ...'. 17 Stanzas.

A poem by Brush, 'The Cat Eater. A Comic Tale': Birmingham, 9 July,

113.
File
1795.

Part of Elizabeth Baker Papers,

A poem by Brush, 'The Cat Eater. A Comic Tale': Birmingham, 9 July 1795. 'Though facts will swell as stories fly ...'. 76 Lines.

A poem by Dafydd Evan - 'a welcome to etifedd plas y dyffrin', beginning 'y muses mwyn ar Grasis',

6611.
File
[1701x1710].

Part of Penrice and Margam Estate Records,

A poem by David Charles, Carmarthen, dated 9 Jan. 1839, entitled 'A conjugal address, after absence'. Printed,

4441.
File
1839.

Part of Thomas Charles Edwards Papers,

A poem by Dic Aberdaron.

Bala College I/779.
File

Part of CMA: Calvinistic Methodist Archive

A poem entitled 'Cwynfan Solomon y taeliwr ar ol ei gacen a ddygodd y gath', by, and in the autograph of, 'Dic Aberdaron'.

A poem by G.S.V. [in an exercise book] 'The world was all before them when to choose Their place of ...,

C799.
File
1827.

Part of Llysdinam Estate Records,

A poem by G.S.V. [in an exercise book] 'The world was all before them when to choose Their place of rest, and Providence their guide'.

A poem by G.S.V. 'on reading 'The Sensations' of Lieutenant H. L. Maw, R.N., when he was dangerously wounded while ...,

C793.
File
1825, June 4.

Part of Llysdinam Estate Records,

A poem by G.S.V. 'on reading 'The Sensations' of Lieutenant H. L. Maw, R.N., when he was dangerously wounded while attacking a stockade at Rangoon, August 8, 1824'.

A poem by G.S.V., age 11,

C786.
File
1821, Nov.

Part of Llysdinam Estate Records,

A poem by G.S.V., Cambridge, 'Timbuctoo',

C800.
File
1829.

Part of Llysdinam Estate Records,

A poem by Jeffery Dunstan: 'To Parson [Horne] Tooke', 20 June,

52.
File
1796.

Part of Elizabeth Baker Papers,

A poem by Jeffery Dunstan: 'To Parson [Horne] Tooke', 20 June 1796. 'Hail! Brother Jacobin - Hail, best of Men! ...'. 8 Lines.

A poem by John Walters,

Part of Iolo Morganwg and Taliesin ab Iolo manuscripts and papers

'Morae incommodae, Or The Danger of Delay, A Poem, in blank Verse. By John Walters Junr. One of the Gentlemen Pensioners of Cowbridge Grammar-School. Anno Domini MDCCLXXIV'.

Walters, John, 1759-1789

A poem by Milton: 'On Shakespear 1630',