Drawn by Leatherhosey.

On a rock whose haughty crew
Frown the old, and newly fallen flood,
And the old, and the new, are here to wew,
With haggard eyes the lost and dead;
Loose his beard and heavy hair,
Stream it, like a meteor, to the dead;
And with a Master's hand, and a deep'st fire,
Struck the deep sorrows of his lyre.

The Figure Engraved by Hahn, and the Language by Mладин.

Copy's Date.

MUSICAL AND POETICAL RELICKS
OF THE
WELSH BARDS:

PRESERVED BY TRADITION, AND AUTHENTIC MANUSCRIPTS,
FROM REMOTE ANTIQUITY;

NEVER BEFORE PUBLISHED.

TO THE TUNES ARE ADDED
Variations for the Harp, Harpsichord, Violin, or Flute.

WITH A CHOICE COLLECTION OF THE
PENNILLION, EPIGRAMMATIC STANZAS,
OR,
NATIVE PASTORAL SONNETS OF WALES,
WITH ENGLISH TRANSLATIONS.

LIKEWISE A
HISTORY OF THE BARDS

FROM THE EARLIEST PERIOD TO THE PRESENT TIME;
AND AN ACCOUNT OF THEIR
Mufic, Poetry, and Muſical Inſtruments,
WITH A
DELINEATION OF THE LATTER.

DEDICATED, BY PERMISSION,
TO HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE PRINCE OF WALES,
By EDWARD JONES.

of Wales, Llandeferd, Merionethshire.

Trewy'r dolydd tarod Delyn,
Oni b'r idd yn y bryn;
O gywair dant, a gyr di
Awr orboen i Eryri!  Gr. Ower.

LONDON: PRINTED FOR THE AUTHOR, AND TO BE HAD OF HIM, AT N. 9, PRINCES STREET,
HANOVER-SQUARE.

LIKEWISE MAY SE HAD A BOOK OF ITALIAN SONGS, WITH ACCOMPANYMENTS FOR THE HARP, OR HARPSICHORD; AND
A BOOK OF SONATAS, &c. COMPOSED BY THE SAME AUTHOR.

1784.