... portion etis 'lI. Sotte, toit, are besesge of I5 real genifus, Plglowviing with finie tisought, toatield i.9 Iwith the trssc poetry ofiomit, eloquent ?? vallriou te in coniversaticn, and wi lii nmaners siofti'ed and ya polished Isy the gr ssies of thle stage ...

... by la]go ri Chrud (111r. Jamese Iloghes of Iiondoui) vas beau- . tiful, and is munch admired lby the hest judges in Welsh poetry, antd was exceidingly well saig by the autior of the above Cylyd(I ; the e'ening was spent with tbe greatest conviviality ...

... -by recapulating briefly the objects for which it was primarily'instituted; these he described to be the encouragement of poetry, history, arehaiblegy, and gexienl hiteirattird (of the .Principality. Having entered at large, said the Rev. Gent. into these ...

... renowned bard, Richard Jones, of Tref- draeth, who about the year 1779 gained the first silver prize medal, on a subject in Welsh poetry. I wish I could send you a copy of that composi- tion, of some small pieces-I can when you please. Further on in the same ...

... great Alfred erected his invaluable code ; our Prince, its dates wvill shhew, fluorished anterior to the Saxon Slonarch. i tt poetry wve may begin by claiming abundance; not do) u-e assert too inucls wlhesi wve say, tbat there is grriat geniuse also; the ...

... perrods, in North Wales, arsd prizes have been C distributed by them to tire successful candildates * 'e broth in music and poetry. 0f'late years, however, DS_- hu'bve ponl Wales, airdl secieties ds have been formlid in the four prov inces, for the bee ...

... now fast approaching, has alreadyr issued f fr)mn tile press, with all the attractions of elegallt t engravings, beautiful poetry, as well as prose, ex- c cullent typography, gilt edges, bcat binding, and s the customssary pea green case for its pleservation ...

... ol watchful as at star ,upoit thle ?? tif thus ebtaim- ar ber where she slept. I stievvet her walks -with ft tho leaves of Poetry, anI lit midnight I niate thi i air audible wvitli the hi-eath of-ittisic. Iiilly 5-witL-It log an ut soig,-wlatevetr-it ...

... origiricrtedtiner tlrart ederriratinee: but alcove all, rs tire Birble scrrpaeses, en tire sprleerour seel na ma jest ref its Poetry, all boroks in tho world, soe isI its 4yivarr teec ?? firniger tire most boldi cerer beenrrtiyeL. Beneathei reese spreadiirg ...

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... peuson oat of twenty, ho ai ire accustomiecd to read their bib)l)e iil tisren mother to Uc' can ll till dersta tid our W'elsh poetry. wheli fettered ill the Alesitrw'i (Ca'ion Thelie folloswiost are extract. tiosn the snork uibovo alludesl tos-lirst, from ...

... But our business now is more I with lIa. HAYDF.N than with Mr. Jones, our free I and usbiassed opinioa of the inerits of his poetry 1 having already gone forth to the world, and ne i congratulate the former therefore upon the ule. sided ability he has displayed ...