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Maniffesto Plaid Cymru ar gyfer Etholiad Cyffredinol Hydref 1974.

Copi o 'Colofnau'r Ddraig, 1926-1976', golygwyd gan Tegwyn Jones ac a gyhoeddwyd gan Blaid Cymru yn 1976 i nodi hanner canmlwyddiant cyhoeddi'r 'Ddraig Goch', newyddiadur Cymraeg Plaid Cymru.

Amryw gyhoeddiadau, yn bennaf gan Blaid Cymru, gan gynnwys Robyn Lewis, 'Ai dyma Blaid Cymru heddiw? = Is this Plaid Cymru today?', 1971; Robyn Lewis, 'Y Gymraeg a'r cyngor', [c.1971]; Chris Rees, 'Iaith ein dyfodol', [c.1971]; E. Gwynn Matthews, 'Cymru a'r Farchnad Gyffredin Ewropeaidd', [1971x1973]; E. Gwynn Matthews, 'Wales and the European Common Market', [1971x1973]; Gareth Meils, 'A free Wales, a Welsh Wales, a socialist Wales', 1972; Gwynfor Evans, 'Cenedlaetholdeb di-drais', 1973; Gwynfor Evans, 'Nonviolent nationalism', 1973; Gwynfor Evans, 'Wales can win', 1973; Gwynfor Evans, 'Argyfwng amaethyddiaeth Cymru = The crisis in Welsh agriculture', [1974]; 'Nerth i Gymru: maniffesto Plaid Cymru' (Hydref 1974); 'At eich galwad = At your call', [c.1974]; Saunders Lewis, 'Egwyddorion cenedlaetholdeb = Principals on nationalism', 1975; Ioan Bowen Rees, 'The Welsh political tradition', ail-gyhoeddiad 1975; 'Culture and politics: Plaid Cymru's challenge to Wales', 1975; Merfyn Phillips, 'Arwyddion ffyrdd dwyieithog, Bilingual road signs, neu, Bilingual road signs, Arwyddion ffyrdd dwyieithog?', 1975; Tegwyn Jones (gol.), 'Colofnau'r ddraig, 1926-1976', 1976; 'House of Commons: Self-government for Wales, speech by Mr. Gwynfor Evans, MP', 1976; Derec Llwyd Morgan (gol.), 'Adnabod deg: portreadau o ddeg o arweinwyr cynnar y Blaid Genedlaethol', 1977; Gwynn Mathews, 'Dyma Blaid Cymru', [post 1977]; Robert Griffiths (gol.), 'Gwlad ein plant', [1977x1979]; Robert Griffiths a Gareth Miles, 'Sosialaeth i'r Cymru', 1979; Cynog Davies, 'Mewnlifiad, iaith a chymdeithas' (Cymdeithas yr Iaith, 1979); Robin Okey, 'The lessons of Yugoslavia: industrial democracy for Wales', [c.1979]; Gwynfor Evans, 'Byw neu farw?: y frwydr dros yr iaith a'r sianel deledu Gymraeg = Life or death?: the struggle for the language and a Welsh T.V. channel', 1980; Gwynfor Evans, 'The end of Britishness', [1980].

Date(s) from item: Reg. yr 7, Jumada I 16 received: October 21 received 1766
I am glad to have received the news that you have returned to Calcutta safely. I hope you will honour me by writing to me regularly about your well-being

Date(s) from item: Reg. yr 8, Jumada I 25 sent; Jumada II 3 received: November 7 received
Thank you very much for your letter informing me that you have appointed Mr Rumbock Sahib, who is a very able administrator, to take charge of the Koshal Kothi at Azimabad and that he would be leaving in four days and reach here shortly afterwards. As soon as Mr Middleton leaves here Mr Ronbock will act as his substitute. You have also expressed your concern at the inefficient way the revenue is being collected at present and that we should try our best to make it the system that we collect all instalments at a proper time. The appointment of Mr Ranbock is a welcome step and no one has any doubt in his abilities. We will offer him whatever help and advice is needed and which Mr [Samuel] Middleton would approve
As far as the collection of revenue is concerned I can assure you that we work day and night to achieve the best results. The only exception is the province of Shikare, which is lying waste and is uninhabited. We are trying our best to chase the defaulters and hope to receive the defaulted amounts in the near future

Date(s) from item: Reg. yr 7, Jumada I 29 received: November 30 received 1766
Thank you for your letter along with a letter-bag containing your replies to Nawab Sahib's two shuqqahs, which he had sent to you. I have passed on the letter-bag to the Nawab.
Letter from Shitab Rai: One of my messengers named Zoravar Singh is coming to see you. He will be presenting a copy of the court news for the Nawab

Date(s) from item: Reg. yr 7 [8] Jumada II 12 received: November 15 received 1766
The contents of another letter [now missing] from Vazir al-Mamalik, apparently received four days later, were summarised as follows: Maulavi Ghulam Jilani was employed by Khan Sahib Doyad Khan. For some reason he was not considered worthy of companionship and dismissed. He left Basuli and came to Anolah. Here he started spreading rumours among the soldiers that he has been summoned by you and offered employment. As a group of soldiers were coming to meet you with similar intentions he joined them and stayed with them. However, during the night they realized that he had no intention of coming to see you but was secretly in touch with Nawab Qasim Ali Khan informing him that the Company forces were about to enter his districts and create trouble in that area. During the rainy season when the local forces are scattered Qasim Ali Khan is arranging to gather his forces and attack our forces. It is suggested that you inform Qasim Ali Khan about this mischief

Date(s) from item: Jumada I 17 received

Date(s) from item: Reg. yr 7, Jumada I 16 received: October 21 received 1766
Before returning to Calcutta you asked Nawab Intizam al-Daulah to grant me a khillat with decorated sar-panch and an elephant. Accordingly, he has bestowed on me these honours at Budhpore on 27 Rabi` II, reg. yr. 7. I am enclosing a nuzr of one ashrafi and five rupees as a token of my gratitude

Date(s) from item: Reg. yr 8, Jumada I 23 received: October 28 received 1766
I was delighted to receive your letter assuring me that as a right-hand man of the Empire and as a trusted and faithful friend you regard the progress and improvement of the Empire as your foremost duty. I am delighted to hear these views and pray for your health and well-being. Meanwhile, Raghunath Rao and Marhatta Sardars are waging war and creating havoc in the fort of pargana Kohat as both claim ownership of that fort. Please advise me what to do with his case

Date(s) from item: Reg. yr 8, Jumada I 25 received: October 31 (Persian) / 30 (English) received 1766
In my previous letters I gave you an account of the troubles created in this area by the wretched Qasim at the instigation of the Rohillas. I also sent you letters of Hafiz Rahmat Khan and Mukarram Khan which will have given you further details of the troubles created by him. As he regards my English friends and me as one and the same thing, he is planning to invade Bengal after he has taken over this area

Date(s) from item: Reg. yr 8, Jumada II 17 received: November 19 received 1766
I have been corresponding with you regularly through Intizam al-Daulah Mr Sykes Bahadur Haibat Jang and Nawab Muin al-Daulah, Muzaffar Jang Bahadur. I hope you will honour me by writing to me directly about your well-being

Date(s) from item: Reg. yr 7, Jumada I 16 received: October 21 received 1766
Thank you very much for your letter. I am a faithful ally of the East India Company and a devoted servant of my benefactor. I consider my future is attached to your prosperity and well-being. I hope you will continue to bestow your kindness on me. I have sent you a detailed account of this region. I hope you have read this report by now

Date(s) from item: Reg. yr 7, Jumada I 16 received: October 21 received 1766
Following your orders I sent a boatload of water from Sita Govind. I hope it has reached you safely and is being used by the water depository of the government. I have now received another parvanah dated 4 Rabi` II, reg. yr. 7, asking me to send another boatload of water from Sita Govind. Accordingly, it was dispatched on the 11th of this month. I hope it also reaches you safely. I will be able to send further consignments of water if required. Meanwhile, because of floods in this area all seasonal crops in this district are now under water. The Ganges has broken its banks making thousands of acres of land under water. This will affect the collection of taxes from this area

Date(s) from item: Reg. yr 8, Jumada I 16 received: October 21 (Persian) / 26 (English) received 1766
I am pleased to have received your letter of 26 Rabi` II, reg. yr. 7, after much delay, on 1 Jumada I, reg. yr. 8. Thank you for informing me about your well-being and good health. I hope you will keep on writing to me in future

Date(s) from item: Reg. yr 8, Jumada I 23 received: October 28 received 1766

Date(s) from item: Reg. yr 8, Jumada I 30 received: November 3 received 1766
You and your officers are very well aware of my circumstances. Because of these I have been very worried and disturbed. I have asked my Diwan, Labha Kishor Ji, to inform you about these circumstances in detail. I am a poor zamindar who has always lived under the protection of your government. I will appreciate if you could consider the petition of my Diwan sympathetically and send a parwanah to your Faujdar Sahib so that he can instruct his officers
Enclosure: Details of nazur presented, 2 Muhr Ashrafi and 12 rupees

Date(s) from item: November 3 received 1766
I hope that you have seen the reports which I have been sending regularly about this region through our messengers based at Benares and Allahabad. The latest report is that after taking my leave from the King on 14 Jumada I, reg. yr. 7, I set out to see the Maharajah Sahib. You have advised me to discuss with him terms and conditions of an agreement between you and him in such a way so that there are not only any differences left between us but also it would promote better relations. I have no other interest in mind except to endeavour for friendship and understanding between you and the Maharajah. As soon as I receive details of your terms and conditions I will pass them on to the Maharajah. Whatever questions and answers you have to put to him it would be better that Major Sahib provides you with a literal English translation. I hope he has conveyed all the information he had received from me

Date(s) from item: Reg. yr 8, Jumada II 4 sent; Jumada II 14 received: November 17 received 1766
Just to let you know that I have passed your previous letter to His Majesty and have now received a reply to this letter which is enclosed with this letter.
Enclosure: [With envelope] Letter from Shah Alam Badshah to Clive. Date received: 7 November 1766; 14 Jamadi al-Avval, [1180] San 8. We were very pleased to have received your letter assuring us of your loyalty and that you will be pleased to obey any of our commands. Two months have passed since you informed me that you had asked Munir al-Daulah Bahadur to send us six Lac rupees to pay the salaries of our army. Out of this amount you had asked him to send us a Bank draft / Hundavi of five Lac rupees at once so that our army could be paid their salaries. Because of the delay in receiving this sum my army is getting very impatient. I would appreciate if you could expedite this payment

Date(s) from item: Reg. yr 8, Jumada II 6 sent: November 11 received 1766
Thank you for your letter received here on 28 Jumada І asking me to send Rajah Dhiraj Narayan to you. I had earlier informed you that because of the festival of Diwali approaching Rajah Dhiraj Narayan wanted to delay his departure until 1 Jumada II, reg. yr. 8. Since then I have reminded him daily about his commitment and it was only yesterday, on Sunday, the 5th of this month that he came to see me and informed that he had to go for the Hindu ritual baths / ashnan for few days and without any further delay would depart for Murshidabad on 15th of this month. I hope he keeps his word otherwise I will make sure that he takes the route to Murshidabad on that date