The Royal Tribes of WalesJohn Painter, 1799 - 194 strán (strany) |
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ancestor ancient Asaph Bangor Bard Baron Bettws y Coed Bishop Bishop of Bangor Bleddyn ab Cynfyn Brogyntyn brother buried Cadwgan called Castle Chester Chirk Castle church confyrme Cyfeiliog Cynan Dafydd daughter and heiress death Denbigh Denbighshire descended died Duke Earl Edward Einion elder eldest England English Esquire estates Eyton father Fychan gentleman Glocester gôch Gruffudd ab Cynan Gwenllian Gwenwynwyn Gwydir hath heir Humphrey Hywel Jeuan John ab Maredudd King Knight Kynaston land lease Llannerch Llanrwst Lloyd Llwyd Llywelyn Lord Lordship married Myddelton nephew North Wales numbers Owain Cyfeiliog Owain Gwynedd Owen Parliament Powel Powys Prince of North reign Rhiwabon Rhys Richard Robert Roger Royal Tribe Ruthin says Sir John Wynn Sir Thomas Sir William Sir William Williams sister sons South Wales succeeded Tanad Tewdwr Thelwal translated Trevor Vaughan Welsh wife wold wyll Wynnstay youe younger
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Strana 170 - Suspended faction ceas'd from rage and strife, To hear his eloquence, and praise his life. Resistless merit fix'd the senate's choice, Who hail'd him Speaker with united voice.
Strana 118 - He resolved to set up a council for the Protestant -religion, in opposition to the congregation de Propaganda Fide at Rome.
Strana 107 - You rascal," said Trevor to his servant, " and you have brought my cousin Roderic Lloyd, Esquire, Prothonotary of North Wales, Marshal to Baron Price, and so forth, and so forth, up my back stairs! Take my cousin Roderic Lloyd, Esquire, Prothonotary of North Wales, Marshal to Baron Price, and so forth, you rascal, take him instantly back down my back stairs, and bring him up my front stairs...
Strana 60 - Turnus ovat spolio gaudetque potitus. 500 nescia mens hominum fati sortisque futurae et servare modum, rebus sublata secundis ! Turno tempus erit, magno cum optaverit emptum intactum Pallanta, et cum spolia ista diemque oderit.
Strana 130 - Madam, Having received information by repeated advices, both public and private, that you have, of late, performed many wonderful cures, even where the best physicians have failed, and that the means used appear to be very inadequate to the effects produced, I cannot but look upon you as an extraordinary and...
Strana 89 - I could never attain that perfection, as being subject ever to choler and passion more than I ought, and generally to speak my mind freely, and indeed rather to imitate those who, having fire within doors, choose rather to give it vent than suffer it to burn the house.
Strana 63 - I find the old metres were, what all compositions of that nature should be, that is, Lyric verses adapted to the tunes and music then in use. Of this sort were the several kinds of Englynion, Cywyddau, Odlau...
Strana 64 - ... and tormented to find out words of a like ending, sense or nonsense; and besides, suppose our language was more comprehensive and significant than it is, (which we have no reason or room to wish) , what abundance of mysterious sense is such an horrid...
Strana 118 - ... supplied as occasions should require it. Chelsea college was to be made up for them, which was then an old decayed building, that had been at first raised to be a college for writers of controversy.
Strana 86 - I remember when he dubbed me Knight, in the ceremony of putting the point of a naked sword upon my shoulder, he could not endure to look upon it, but turned his face another way, insomuch, that, in lieu of touching my shoulder, he had almost thrust the point into my eyes, had not the Duke of Buckingham guided his hand aright.