An Elegiac Poem in Memory of the Rev. Goronwy Owen, By Welsh Particles. By Professor PETER On Natural History Museums, with Suggestions for the Formation Gwaith y Parch. Evan Evans (Ieuan Brydydd Hir).. Y Gwyddoniadur Cymreig, Rhau 105 95 The Rev. John Peter, F.G.S. By JOHN RHYS, Esq. Letters addressed by Lewis Morris (Llewelyn Ddu) to Edward Epigrams from the Old Poets.-No. 1. Gwgawn ab Rhys Notes of an Oration, delivered by GWALCHMAI, at the Wrexham A Musical Scholarship for Wales. By the EDITOR The Prospects of Education in Wales. Speech by the Rev. MARK The Mabinogion. Translated by Lady CHARLOTTE GUEST 196 D Cymmrodor. AN ELEGIAC POEM IN MEMORY OF THE REV. GORONWY OWEN, BY LEWIS MORRIS, Esq., OF PENBRYN.1 FRIEND, dead and gone so long! Was it not well with thee, while yet thy tread Came not thy footsteps sometimes through life's flowers? A humble peasant boy, Reared amid penury through youth's fair years, The fugitive joys of youth thou didst despise, Ease, sport, the kindling glance of maiden's eyes; Thou knew'st no other longing but desire, With young lips parching with the sacred fire, To drink deep draughts of knowledge mixed with tears— 1 Suggested by the Rev. Robert Jones's Life and Works of the Rev. Goronwy Owen. B |