- "Marwnad yr
Ehedydd" ("The Lark's Elegy") is a
traditional Welsh folk song. A
single verse was
published by the
Welsh Folk Song
Society in 1914. It was...
- the work
remains best-known today. The old
Welsh folk song
Marwnad yr
Ehedydd (The Lark's Elegy)
refers to the
death of "the Lark",
possibly as a coded...
- (Amendment)
Regulations 2020 243 (W. 55) The A458
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Ehedydd, Gwynedd) (Temporary
Traffic Prohibitions & Restrictions)
Order 2020 244...
- and dim are his eyes". Owen is also well
known for his air
Codiad yr
Ehedydd (English:
Rising of the lark). In 1923 the
British Broadcasting Company...
- 1)
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Trunk Road (Mallwyd to Nant yr
Ehedydd, Gwynedd) (Temporary
Traffic Prohibitions & Restrictions)
Order 2023 408...
- Pedestrians)
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- Jones,
Thomas (Tudno) Jones,
Thomas Gwynn Jones,
William Jones,
William (
Ehedydd Iâl) Jones,
William Ellis (Cawrdaf)
Lewis Glyn
Cothi Lewis Môn Lewis, Howell...
-
Early Middle Ages.
There is also the
Grade II
Ffynnon Sara.
William Jones (
Ehedydd Iâl) (1815–1899), poet and hymnist.
Charles Evans (mountaineer) (1918–1995)...
- were
exploded into
longer songs, for
example Ar Lan y Môr and
Marwnad yr
Ehedydd. The m****cript of
Robert ap Huw is the
earliest surviving harp
music in...
- in his home
village of Ynyscynhaearn. "Dafydd y
Garreg Wen" "Codiad yr
Ehedydd" ("The
rising of the lark") "Difyrrwch gwŷr Criccieth" ("The
delight of...
