Dangos 12839 canlyniad

'This Day were published ... The State Papers and Letters of Sir Ralph Sadler ...', Is with details of other books to be published by Archibald Constable and Co., Edinburgh.

A list of 'Books, &c., printed for, or sold by, Darton and Harvey, No. 55 Gracechurch Street, London', with a note by A. W. relating to it.

A Copy of Rheolau Cymdeithas y Cymreigyddion yn Llundain. A sefydlwyd yn y flwyddyn 1797 (Abertawy: Argraffedig yn Swyddfa Seren Gomer, gan J. Harris, dros Gymdeithas Anrhydeddus y Cymreigyddion, 1822), with some manuscript notes or corrections by Iolo Morganwg.

'Enwau y Gwobrwyau, ammodau, a rheolau, o'r Llamhidyddiaethau Canol-Haf, ar Fynydd Pysgodlyn, ym mhlwyf Llangevelach, Swydd Forganwg, Llun y Drydydd, Mawrth y Bedwarydd, a Mercher y Bummed, o Orphen-Haf, 1780'. Endorsed: 'Chwaryddiaeth Mynydd y Pyscodlyn'.

Verses beginning, 'Cunyddion cain addas (?) tir cynyl twr cynas'. At the end is an 'englyn'- 'William Robert ai Cant'. The sheet bears the following address: 'To Mr. John Edwards Att Lanishan to be left att the [?three Cranes] Cardiff these'.

Verses beginning, 'Clywch glod fy Nuwies gynes gain trwy'r de a'r dwyrain dir', endorsed, 'Canu Jaco Turbil' and 'Can Siemsyn Twrbil'. On the dorse are some stanzas from 'Y Gododdin' in the autograph of Iolo Morganwg.

Verses in the autograph of Francis John beginning, 'Through Bushis and Briars as I took my way'. There are three English verses, of which two have been translated into Welsh.

A copy (not in the autograph of Iolo Morganwg) of 'Bugeilgerdd, sef ymddiddan rhwng dau fugail, Gryffydd a Meurig, bob yn ail benill', by Edward Richard. The copy is similar to that contained in No. 36. See also NLW MS 21297E (g).

'Cerdd i anerch Mr. Elixsanders, Curier Pen y Bont. I ofun hên Bar o ysgidiau ir Bardd ynghyd a Deusyf ei Lwyddiant I fyned I America, ar Drom galon', by John Cain Jones, and addressed to Mr. Alexsanders, Curier, Bridgend. ?Holograph.

Thirty-three englynion, beginning 'Tyrd 'r awen burwen barod - yn wiw fwyn ...'.

A list of Welsh words in the early handwriting of Iolo Morganwg, taken largely from the poems of Syr Gruffudd Fychan.

Part of an essay on the Welsh metres, in the autograph of Iolo Morganwg. 'Ag felly terfyna hynn o ddosparth ar Gadeiriau Cerdd dafawd a elwir y pedwar mesur ar hugain. A myfi Wiliam Philip o'r Hendre Fechan yn Ardudwy ai tynnais allan o waith yr awduron gorchestol ...'. '(Y traethawd bychan uchod a gefais yn un o lyfrau Mr. Cobb o Gaer Dydd, 1782, llyfr ydoedd a gafodd efe yn Llanidloes. Iorwerth Gwilym)'.

A sheet in the autograph of Iolo Morganwg containing verses beginning, 'cyn gweled wyneb gwen fy nghalon oedd yn rydd', and 'Y Seren fwyn syw clyw alar clau yw', together with some Welsh words and their meanings, and 'Mem. to make a vocabulary of rejected words in my collection to turn to it to see whether any word be rejected'.

A third list headed 'from D. ab Gwilym'.

The last two stanzas of 'To the Cuckoo'. On the other side is the beginning of a letter to Mr Urban concerning the etymology of Britain (Prydain). Draft.

'Now for the Rights of Man once more ...'. On the reverse side are verses beginning, 'See how the leaves are scatter'd o'er the ground ...' (stanza 3).

Stanzas (crossed out) 'Written May 1st. 1785' beginning, 'Whilst the mild beauties of the morn' ? re-written as 'What vivid hues the skies adorn ...'. (cf. 79). Incomplete.

'Humanity an Ecloge; Amyntor, Damon', beginning, 'Let levity warble her strain ...'. (26 stanzas).