A poem: 'A Truth, Fruary 21st 1789',
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- 1789.
Part of Elizabeth Baker Papers
'What Eye but drops the pitying tear ...'. 3 Stanzas.
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A poem: 'A Truth, Fruary 21st 1789',
Part of Elizabeth Baker Papers
'What Eye but drops the pitying tear ...'. 3 Stanzas.
A poem addressed to Doctor Russel on quitting Charter House, by R.L.V. and G.S.V,
Part of Llysdinam Estate Records,
A poem addressed to his officer by a sailor who was sentenced to be whipped.
Part of Elizabeth Baker Papers
'By your Honour's command An example I stand ...'. 18 Lines.
A poem: 'Apollo's Rout', By the Countess of Temple.
Part of Elizabeth Baker Papers
'Apollo, facetious and merry, no doubt ...'. 41 Lines.
Part of Elizabeth Baker Papers
'Gay Phous, the Patron of Poets below ...'. 8 Stanzas.
A poem 'Arwyrain Jiwbil y 'Forward Movement'', Llandeilo fawr,
A poem attributed to Mrs Robinson, 8 Feb,
Part of Elizabeth Baker Papers
'Heavn knows, I never would repine ...'. 6 Stanzas.
A poem beginning: 'By tim de morn begin for to pip',
A Poem [?beginning] 'It was my chance last night to lie / In an ancient Monastry ...',
A poem beginning 'The next yeare after 88 / if I mistake not I am right / a Prince did ...,
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',
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,
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,
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 entitled 'Cwynfan Solomon y taeliwr ar ol ei gacen a ddygodd y gath', by, and in the autograph of, 'Dic Aberdaron'.
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'.