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Gohebiaeth, Mawrth-Mai 1924, rhwng Beriah Gwynfe Evans a Iorwerth C. Peate yn amlygu ffrae rhyngddynt ynglŷn â golygu Colofn Bobl Ieuainc yn y Tyst. = Correspondence, March-May 1924, between Beriah Gwynfe Evans and Iorwerth C. Peate revealing a quarrel between them regarding the editing of a youth column in the Tyst.
Ymddiswyddodd Peate fel is-olygydd y golofn ar ôl i Evans, y golygydd, wrthod cyhoeddi darn ganddo yn beirniadu adolygiad (yn y Tyst, 6 Mawrth 1924, Atodlen Llen, t. i) o act gyntaf Blodeuwedd, drama Saunders Lewis (a gyhoeddwyd yn y Llenor, 2 (1924), 231-244). Cyhoeddwyd eglurhad gan Peate o'r digwyddiadau (ff. 14-17) yn Baner ac Amserau Cymru, 5 Mehefin 1924, t. 5. Ceir fersiwn arall o'r eglurhad ar ff. 20-34. Ceir hefyd lythyr, 5 Mehefin 1924, i Evans oddiwrth H. M. Hughes, awdur yr adolygiad gwreiddiol (f. 35). = Peate resigned as sub-editor of the column after Evans, the editor, refused to print a piece by him criticizing a review (in the Tyst, 6 March 1924, Literature Supplement, p. i) of the first act of Saunders Lewis' play Blodeuwedd (as published in Llenor, 2 (1924), 231-244). Peate's explanation of events (ff. 14-17) was published in Baner ac Amserau Cymru, 5 June 1924, p. 5. Another version of the explanation is ff. 20-34. There is also a letter, 5 June 1924, to Evans from H. M. Hughes, author of the initial review (f. 35).

Letters, 1897-1931, mainly to Beriah Gwynfe Evans, journalist and dramatist, and Recorder of Gorsedd Beirdd Ynys Prydain, from various correspondents, including J. H. Davies, Cwrtmawr (1) 1901, T. I. Ellis (1) 1923, H. Elvet Lewis (Elfed) (9) 1923-1925, D. Rhys Phillips (8) 1924-1926, R. D. Rowlands (Meuryn) (1) 1924, Thomas Shankland (3) 1899-1903, J. J. Williams (2) 1924, J. O. Williams (Pedrog) (5) 1923-1924, Watkin Hezekiah Williams (Watcyn Wyn) (2) 1897, and W. S. Gwynn Williams (5) 1924-1925.

Eleven letters and a card, 1923-1926, from Winifred Coombe Tennant (Mam o Nedd) to Beriah Gwynfe Evans; together with three letters, 1924-1925, to his granddaughter Buddug Frances Thomas, relating mainly to the correspondent's work as Mistress of the Robes for the Gorsedd of Bards.