A Welsh grammar. Or, A short and easie introduction to the Welsh tongue in 2 parts. Viz: I. A particular account of the several parts of the Welsh tongue; with the accidents and properties unto them respectively appertaining: as cases, genders, numbers, conjugations, moods, tenses, &c. II. A full syntax of each of those parts: shewing, what places they peculiarly claim in construction; and what changes they make in the initials of one another, accord- to the constant tenor of stated rules as there in set down : whereunto is added, a copious alphabetical table of particles, shewing the proper effects of them on the initials of subsequent words: if not suspended by other more prevailing parts in the sentence