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Glyn Valley tramway,

Historical research on the Glyn Valley tramway, 1873-1935, by David Ll. Davies.

'Tri llyfr ffortun',

A transcript, dated 1685 (p. 80) and 1688 (p. 70), of 'y tri llyfr ffortun, y cyntaf yn ol oyd y lleuad, ar ail am y blaned ddydd a nos, ar drydydd y saith wyr doeth 1242' (p. 284), the second section entitled 'y llyfr natirieth o waith Ierwerth fynglwyd yn wir 1470' (pp. 81-108), and the third 'Dyma y Gwir Lyfr Tesni o waieth y saith wyr Doethion yn wir yn ol y xii Harwydd ar Saith Blaned Gopi o law william John Mredith 1241' (pp. 115-284); see Ifor Williams, 'Llyfr Ffortun Bangor', Bulletin of the Board of Celtic Studies iii (1926-1927), 90-119.

Gwaith Dafydd ap Gwilym,

A collection of poetry by Dafydd ap Gwilym, collected by Lewis Morris and William Morris, and edited by Owen Jones ('Owain Myfyr'), 1768.

Cerddi,

Welsh free-metre poems and englynion by, and in the hand of, John Rees, Llanrhaeadr-ym-Mochnant, 1778-1779.

Cywydd,

A copy, second half of the seventeenth century, of 'cywydd marwnad Symon Thelwall ifan[c] o Blas y Ward Esqr.', by Mathew Owen.

'Hanes teulu Gwydir',

A translation into Welsh, written before 1809 by William Williams of Llandygái (1738-1817), of Sir John Wynn's ‘History of the Gwedir Family’ (composed 1580 x 1616), identifiable with item 4 in Williams's catalogue of the books in his library in March 1809 (see Dafydd Glyn Jones, ‘Un o Wŷr y Medra’ (Dinbych, 1999), p. 138). For a later transcript, by John Williams, Pen-y-lan, Llandygái, see Bangor MS 13511; cf. J. Gwynfor Jones (ed.), ‘Sir John Wynn. The History of the Gwydir Family and Memoirs’ (Llandysul, 1990).

English poetry,

A collection of English poems associated with Anglesey, c. 1715-c. 1730.

Commonplace book,

A composite volume, c. 1700-c. 1715, containing prose and poems mostly in the hand of John Burchinshaw (d. 1724) of Llansannan.

Cerddi,

A collection of cywyddau and englynion, c. 1774, written on the verso of notes from a lawyer's office.

Cerddi,

A collection of poetry and prose, in Welsh and English, c. 1685-c. 1688, in the hand of the Reverend Edward Lloyd, Rector of Northop, Flints. The leaves were removed from a copy of Dictionarium Duplex now in the Salesbury Library, Cardiff; see further G.M. Ashton, 'Nodiadau ar gopi o'r Dictionarium Duplex', Journal of the Welsh Bibliographical Society 11 (1973-1976), 129-30.

Commonplace book,

A collection of Welsh poems, transcripts of letters, and some poems in English, transcribed, c. 1790, by the Reverend Richard Williams (1747-1811), Rector of Machynlleth.

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