- The
Gwyneddigion Society (Welsh:
Cymdeithas y
Gwyneddigion) was a London-based
Welsh literary and
cultural society. The
original society was
founded in...
- 18th-century revival,
first patronized and
overseen by the London-based
Gwyneddigion Society. It was
later co-opted by the
Gorsedd Cymru, a
secret society...
-
verse and 15,300
pages of prose.
Jones was the prin****l
founder of the
Gwyneddigion Society in
London in 1770 for the
encouragement of
Welsh studies and...
- city's
Welsh literary community, and
where he
became a
member of the
Gwyneddigion Society: he
would later also be
active in the
Cymreigyddion Society....
-
resident in London, most if not all of whom were
members of the
existing Gwyneddigion Society (founded 1770), and who
included Jac Glan-y-gors (John Jones)...
-
native Anglesey.
During the
subsequent revival of the Eisteddfod, the
Gwyneddigion Society held up the
poetry of Rev. Owen as an
example for
bards at ****ure...
- event,
Eisteddfodau were held on a
national scale in Wales, such as the
Gwyneddigion Eisteddfod of 1789, the
Provincial Eisteddfodau from 1819 to 1834, the...
- Church, Southwark, London. The
wedding took
place on the day of the
Gwyneddigion Society's
annual dinner;
Maurice was the vice-president of the society...
- and
Robert Hughes (Robin Ddu o Fon), were the
founders of
Cymdeithas y
Gwyneddigion or the
Venedotian Society, in 1770. Sion Ceiriog, as
Edwards was called...
-
Eisteddfod tradition, but
without royal or
noble patronage,
first by the
Gwyneddigion Society and then by Iolo
Morganwg and the
Gorsedd Cymru. The ensuing...
