- Y
Drysorfa was a
Calvinistic Methodist publication produced in
Wales and
written in the
Welsh language.
Although published intermittently before 1830,...
- the 12th century, the
earliest being at
Chepstow Castle. Mae
Cymru yn
drysorfa o
adeiladu arbenig ....dim ond trwy
astudio hanes pensaerniol rydym ni'n...
- 1836, and
ceased in 1844, when it was (by arrangement)
succeeded by Y
Drysorfa (1845 -). It
mainly contained articles on
temperance and
other religious...
- The
novel was
originally serialised in a Welsh-language periodical, Y
Drysorfa ("The Treasury")
between 1882 and 1885,
before publication in a single...
- his
Methodist ****ociations.
Charles died in 1814 and
Lloyd then
edited Y
Drysorfa, a
Welsh magazine. He also
wrote a
chronology of the
Bible (1817) and a...
-
after that with
another until his
death in 1886. He was
editor of the
Drysorfa (a
magazine founded in 1779 by
Thomas Charles of Bala from 1846 to 1886...
-
Calvinist Methodists; he was also a
devoted editor and writer. As
editor of Y
Drysorfa Edwards’s aim was to
allay Methodist su****ion of
fictional literature...
-
historian of
Calvinistic Methodism in Wales. His
writings appeared in Y
Drysorfa, Y Goleuad, Y Traethodydd, and in
local papers such as the
Llanelly Mercury...
- and in 1806 with the aid of
Joseph Harris, he
published the
journal Y
Drysorfa Efangylaidd,
Lewis using the
pseudonyms 'Obadiah' and 'Gaius'
while Harris...
-
Richards (in 1866 and 1867). He
often wrote articles for Y Traethodydd, Y
Drysorfa and Y Cylchgrawn, to the
extent that W.
Llywel Morgan edited a
volume of...
