'Fragments from hymn to health.'
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'Fragments from hymn to health.' On the reverse side are some stanzas (crossed out) beginning, 'I ask no rank amongst the great ...' and more fragments.
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A stanza beginning, 'When dip'd (robed) in heav'n's etherial hues'.
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A stanza beginning, 'When dip'd (robed) in heav'n's etherial hues', with the names of possible subscribers on the reverse side.
Another note endorsed 'Graddau Carennydd'.
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Another note endorsed 'Graddau Carennydd'. There is also a note (crossed out) beginning, 'Ef a elwid y Beirdd hefyd Cylfardd a chylfeirdd ...'.
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An early fragment found with No. 2 containing a note on 'Gwiniolen' (crossed-out) followed by observations beginning 'in one chapter in ye Essay on ye Welsh Language, to observe which of ye different prefixes, terminations &c that are synonymous should be preferred ...'.
Extracts from The Annual Register,
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'Animadversions on Mr Davies.'
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'Animadversions on Mr Davies.' (One paragraph begins 'The History of the Chair of Glamorgan Davies, constitutes a part of my History of the Bards, this Chair you have malevolently slandered').
Verses between G. and C. beginning, 'Tybiasai'r Cwmpni yma mae ffoliaid oedd yn hela ...'.
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Verses between G. and C. beginning, 'Tybiasai'r Cwmpni yma mae ffoliaid oedd yn hela ...', marked 'Neithior Morganwg'. (?Incomplete) On the reverse side (crossed out) are some Welsh words and a list of the names of the months (in Welsh).
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Petition of ... Protestant Dissenting Ministers of the three denominations, residing in and about the cities of London and Westminster, to the House of Lords for the repeal of every remaining penal statute which extends its operation to the province of religion. ?Draft.
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A printed list of prisoners at Cardiff to be tried at the Great Sessions to be held at Cardiff on (?) 1st September 1810, with a list of prisoners under sentence in the said gaol. (Part wanting). On the reverse side are some observations by Iolo Morganwg beginning, '1400 Gower and Chaucer, only two English Poets of the age, at least very few and insignificant besides. But what a Constellation appeared in Wales about that time ...'. 'The Northwalian is running (degenerating) very fast into a new dialect, ...'. Torn.