Early British Christians and Saints in Welsh Tradition
The article notes Welsh and British figures in early Christianity, including Lieirwg who built the first church at Llanday, and saints Elvan Fagan Dyvan and Medwy, with connections to Rome and Triads. It cites sources in Cambrian Biography and the Welsh Triads as corroboration.
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Britain
Rome
Hid
Cynday
Lieling
St. Lucius
Silures
Eleutherius
Dyvan
Fagan
Medwy
Elvan
Lieirwg
Llanday
Bran
Cadwalede
Isle of Britain
Yans Y Vallon
Glastonbury
Glamorganshire
Yngax
Manawydan
W. Owen
Providential Relief in Time of Need Dear Sir
A brief historical notice discusses relief or aid offered in a period of hardship. It highlights charitable actions, prayers, and community support coordinated by local figures or organizations to assist those in distress during difficult times. The piece uses formal period language and emphasizes benevolent intent.
Fragmentary reminiscence from 1809 about a seaman’s life
A readable excerpt recounts a man who left home for the sea, suffered a grave wound to his left knee, and returned home in distress. He is described as poor, with a wife and several children, appealing to an heir for mercy. Additional dated notes appear from November 1810.
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