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COFFIN, WALTER
(1784 - 1867), colliery pioneer
Llandaff
Court
15 February 1867. Coffin was a man of advanced views in theology. His father was the sole surviving trustee of the 'Old Meeting' at Bridgend when (soon after 1806) dissensions arose there; and Coffin was in this way enabled in 1816 to secure the election of John James (1779 - 1864) as pastor - the Old Meeting thus becoming Unitarian. At Dinas, too, Coffin's influence afforded Unitarianism
COX, JOHN
(1800 - 1870), argraffydd, llyfrwerthwr, a phostfeistr
Ceir rhestr gweddol gyflawn o gyhoeddiadau gwasg John Cox yn G. Eyre Evans, Aberystwyth and its
Court
Leet (1902). Yn eu mysg yr oedd dau newyddiadur - The Demetian Mirror; or Aberystwyth Reporter and Visitants' Informant…, a ymddangosodd unwaith yr wythnos o 15 Awst 1840 hyd 31 Hydref 1840, a The Aberystwyth Chronicle, and Illustrated Times, wythnosolyn a gyhoeddwyd o 9 Mehefin 1855 hyd 22
COX, JOHN
(1800 - 1870), printer, bookseller, and postmaster
G. Eyre Evans, Aberystwyth and its
Court
Leet (1902), provides a fairly complete list of the publications from the John Cox press. Among them were two newspapers - The Demetian Mirror; or Aberystwyth Reporter and Visitants' Informant …, which appeared once a week from 15 August 1840 till 31 October 1840, and The Aberystwyth Chronicle and Illustrated Times, a weekly paper published between 9 June
CRADOC, WALTER
(1610? - 1659), Puritan theologian
three others, was summoned to appear before the
Court
of High Commission. He may have escaped from London to the Marches for, from February to November 1639, he was a member of the Puritan congregation which was formed in Llanfair Waterdine under the patronage of Sir Robert Harley. There is no record of his being tried by the High Commission. Between 5 November and 6 December 1639 he was in Llanfaches
CYBI
(fl. 550), saint
He appears in the pedigrees as the son of Selyf ap Geraint ab Erbin. His life, found in two (Latin) forms written about 1200, is of very doubtful value, but may be right in making him the son of a Cornish noble who was ' princeps militae ' ('penteulu'), at a
court
between the Tamar and the Lynher, possibly Gelliwig. His chief foundation was Holyhead - in Welsh, Caer Gybi - where he established
CYNDDELW BRYDYDD MAWR
(fl. 1155-1200), leading 12th century Welsh court poet
to him as 'Cynddelw the big, giant of gatherings'; hence it is to be presumed that he was called 'Mawr' in the first place on account of his size. He had at least one son, named Dygynnelw, who was killed in battle (The Myvyrian Archaiology of Wales, 185a). Cynddelw was appointed leading poet to the
court
of Madog ap Maredudd, prince of Powys (died 1160). His two best extant poems resulting from his
DAFYDD ap BLEDDYN
(d. 1346), bishop
the churches of Meifod, Welshpool, and Guilsfield. In 1336, with the consent of the chapter, he appropriated the church of Nantglyn to improving the income of the ten vicars of the cathedral; from the act (confirmed by the king in 1341) it appears that the south transept (now the consistory
court
) had just been built. Legal proceedings were taken against the bishop in 1340-1 in an attempt to limit
DAFYDD (DAVID) ap GRUFFYDD
(d. 1283), prince of Gwynedd
when he was summoned to do homage to Henry III in 1253. The keynote of that career was set in 1255 when David joined Owain in opposition to Llywelyn who defeated them both at the battle of Bryn Derwin. Though released from prison the following year and re-admitted to a prominent and influential position at Llywelyn's
court
, David on two subsequent occasions showed himself openly and bitterly hostile
DAFYDD AP GWILYM
(c. 1315 - c. 1350), poet
used to travel the length and breadth of the country. His love poetry would certainly have been in demand, and it is perfectly possible that he earned his living as a professional poet like many of his contemporaries. His most important patrons in Ceredigion were the family of Glyn Aeron, a
court
which was a focus for innovative literary activity in this period. Dafydd composed an elegy to Angharad
DAFYDD, MEURIG
(fl. second half of the 16th century), professional bard, staunch Papist, and one of the most important literary characters in Glamorgan
genealogist and historian and discharged the duties of a 'herehaut' in the
court
at Ludlow. His poetical works, written in his own hand, are to be found in Llanover MS. B. 5. Composed in the strict metres, they are cold, stereotyped, and uninspired, with none of the fire which characterized the poetry of his master Lewys Morgannwg. The fictions invented by Iolo Morganwg about the part played by Meurig
DAVIES, ALUN TALFAN
(1913 - 2000), barrister, judge, politician, publisher and businessman
Lyn Talfan Davies (who married the rugby international Barry John), Christopher Humphrey Talfan Davies, and Kathryn Elizabeth Talfan Davies. Alun Talfan Davies was made QC in 1961 and knighted in 1976. He was appointed Recorder of Merthyr Tydfil in 1963; of Swansea in 1969; and later that year of Cardiff; was Honorary Cardiff Recorder and a Crown
Court
Recorder 1972-1983; Deputy Chair of Cardigan
DAVIES, ALUN HERBERT (CREUNANT)
(1927 - 2005), the first director of the Welsh Books Council
society and nation in numerous other fields. He was a Justice of the Peace and chairman of the north Cardiganshire Magistrates. He served on the
Court
and Council of the University College of Wales, Aberystwyth, the National Library of Wales and the National Museum of Wales. He was also a member of the Development Board for Rural Wales. It is worth noting that he was able to do all this and more in
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