Dangos 1293 canlyniad

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Aberpergwm estate records
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Lady Augusta Hall, from Miss Watts, London,

Considers it would be a great injustice to art to sing the Welsh songs in the way Lady Llanover expected them to be sung, and such a descent from art would require a great sacrifice on her part. If the music of Wales required to be sung in a peculiar way which did not belong to the simplicity and purity of true art she would prefer not to give such an interpretation.

Arthur J. Johnes, from W. Williams, Aberpergwm,

The establishment of a Celtic professorship at Oxford. Writer had offered a prize for an essay on the subject at the Madoc eisteddfod, of which addressee was a promoter. Disregard shown to eisteddfodau. They might yet see a Welshman in a Welsh see.

Mr Lloyd, from Rees Williams, London,

He had gone to visit Morgan and found him in bed after a fight. He would not be coming home with Morgan. He had promised to go abroad with friends for a fortnight. He would be home for the grouse.

Thomas Williams, Tir-y-Cwm, etc,

Advice regarding the management of the estate during Rees's minority. Purchase of properties and leasing of farms, minerals, etc. Deterioration in colliery and estate. Incompetence of agents. Loss of coal trade and decrease in income of estate.

Canlyniadau 121 i 140 o 1293