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Colofn Gymreig y Rhondda. Gwleddoedd Seion. Mae Dr. W. P. Williams, golygydd "Seren Cymru a Phedr Hir wedi bod yn efengylu yn Trealaw. Dyna i chwi wledd. Parhaodd un oedfa am dair awr. Bu Fred Morgan, Ffrwd, Mountain Ash, ac R. D. Phillips, Cilfynydd, yn Siloam, Gelli. Gwrol oedd Morgan gyda "Micheah" dydd Sul, a, dylanwadol oedd Phillips nos Lun yn cyfeirio at y llwydd- iant diweddar a fu yno trwygynahad symi cyrddau gweddio. Caed gwiedd yn Bethesda, Ton, gan J. Owen (Dyfnallt), o Arfon, a Penry Evans, o'r Porth. Cyfar- fod o ddynion a deniau. Bu mab yr hen Efengylydd Weaver yn y Ton yn galw i r gad yn erbyn pechod, ac yn wir, dyn medrus ddigon oedd yn llinell ei wasan- aeth. Bu Bethel, Heolfach, yn cael seigiau melus gan y Parchn. Thos. Davies. Caerdydd, a Prytherch, Abertawe. Yr oedd pregeth yr olaf nos Sadwrn ar Byw i mi yw Crist" yn wledd. Yr oedd rhai ergydion grymus iawn yn cael eu rhoddi i'r drwg sydd ynom. Dygodd hyn i'm cof dro pur chwareus a ddigwyddodd flyn- yddau yn ol yn Llundain gyda'r diweddar Barch. D. Saunders. Yr oeddwn yn aros yn nhy boneddwr caredig o Gymro syml, a Chymreig i'r earn, o'r enw Hugh Ed- wards, oedd yn swyddog yn eglwys y M.C. Shirland Road, ac awgrymodd un pryd- nawn, wedi iddo ddychwel i'r ty o'i swyddfa a'i fasnach, i ni fyned am dro i un o'r ardaloedd cylchynol yn min yr hwyr (yn yr haf oedd) er cael clywed Saunders. Aethom ein dau, a bonedd- igesau ieuainc gyda ni o'r teulu yn Snow- don Terrace, a chaed pregeth ardderchog iawn, fel y medrai y gwr hwnw, ond mewn rhyw ran o'r bregeth dywedai bethau diraddiol am rwysg a chyfoeth bydol, ac fel y dinoethid ni o'r cwbl oil yn angeu, ac awgrymai fod yna berygl mawr i ddyn wedi gweithio ei hunan i fyny i gludwch amgylchiadau ac i es- mwythder bywyd a gynrychiolir gan ger- byd ac esmwythfaine, i deimlo ac i feddwl fod pobpeth bywyd wedi ei sicrhau. Na, ebai, gyda goslefau goludog, mae bywyd yn Nghrist yn cynwys anghydmarol fwy na hyny. Ond tranoeth wele gerbyd a dau geffyl porthianus, a dyn mewn lifrai yn yriedydd arno, yn ein pasio yn Hyde Park, ac ebai Edwards, gan atal y cerbyd a chodiad ei law, yr hwn yriedydd a ad- waenai fel turn-out un o wyr mawr y yn Llundain, a than gronglwyd pa un y lletyai Saunders, "Mae perygl mawr oddiwrth rwysg bydol ac esmwythder cerbyd, i feddwl fod pobpeth wedi eu cael," a throdd yntau y llygad llwyd mawr, hynod fawr ac arwyddocaol hwnw arnom, a, dywedodd, "Da genyf eich bod yn cofio cymaint a hynyna o'r bregeth, a'ch bod yn gweled fy mherygl i a'i pre- gethodd, ond mi ddywedais hefyd, am aur a thlysau a meini gwerthfawr yn cael eu gwisgo fel addurniadau,' ebai Saun- ders, gan gyfeiiio ei b ^ad mawr ar fysedd ac at fron a eb- -ve,n aur y gwr. A mawr fel Jl- llonwyd o'r neilldu wedi gwas- tadhau'r foseb a gweled fod y bregeth yn perthyn i'r ddau, ac i'm rhan i y disgyn- odd cyfryngu gyda'r arwedd hon. Gynhyrfiadau Diwygiadol Rhyfeddol. Mae disgwyliad y saint, a darogamad ofnau'r gelyn, yn ymddangos wedi d'od yn wir. Mae cyffroadau ysbrydol mawrion iawn yn cymeryd lie o'n hamgylch. Ceir yn ngorllewin Aberteifi awel gref iawn yn Ceinewydd trwy i eneth ieuanc dori allan i ddwyn tystiolaeth ei bod hi yn caru yr Arglwydd Iesu o galon bur. Aeth yn orfoledd ac yn weithio, ac y mae yn parhau ac yn ymledu. Mae Castell Newydd, Drefach, Blaenannerth, Aberteifi, yn cael eu goddeithio a'r dylanwad. Yn Cas- llwchwr, mae myfyriwr ieuanc tuag un-ar- hugain oed wedi dyfod tua, thref o Ysgol Castell Newydd Emlyn, lie heb fod yn mhell o Ceinewydd, ac y mae ei eiriau yn ysu fel tan. Mae wedi rhoi ftagl yn Aberdar, ac yn Cwmgarw, Penybont. Abergwynfi. Ceir yr heol arweinia i'r capel a'r capel ei hun yn orlawn—mas- nachwyr yn cau yn gynar er cael lie yn y capel; gweithwyr alcan a haiarn yn rhedeg yno cyn ymolchi na gwisgo fel y maent or gwaith. Cyrddau gweddio yn ngwaith alcan Gorseinon; ceir Evan Roberts—dyna ei enw—yn llaw yr ysbryd, yn rhoi llafar i eiriau rhyfedd iawn o ddylanwadol, ac felly y bu yn tywallt allan eiriau byw ac eneiniedig am ddwy awr, ac ar 01 hyny, methodd y bob] a myned allan. Buwyd yno am ran o'r nos, nes iddi fyned yn ddau o'r gloch y boreu, yn gweddio ac yn canu. Bu cynhwrf mawr yn Maesteg gyda, Reed (B.) ac Esgair James (A.); dechreuodd hwn yn dawel iawn mewn deffroad gyda chyrddau gweddio, ac ychwanegwyd degau os nad ugeiniau lawer at yr eglwysi. Felly y bu yn Penydarien a Dowlais, gyda'r Bedydd- wyr yn benaf. Yn y lle-maf mae eghy", Ceinfryn Thomas wedi derbyn tua chant mewn cyfnod byr. Mae eglwys R. D. Phillips, Cilfynydd, wedi derbyn agos tri- ugain mewn cyfnod byr, ac wedi derbyn adgyfnerthiad trwy ddechreu mewn cyrddau gweddio, ac heb ymweliad o eiddo neb, ond chwythwyd y tan yn mam gan ymweliad o eiddo Dr. W. Edwards, Caer- dydd, a Dr. J. A. Morris mewn cwrdd mawr" yno. Mae Cwmsyfiog, ger New Tredegar, hefyd ar dan. Mae Brynhyfivd, Treharris (W. Jones), wedi cael cyffyrdd- iad o flaen y gawod; mae ardal y Rhos a'r Ponciau. a Dinbych, yn y Gogfedd, hefyd yn symud. Bu y biodyr J. R. Jones ac R. B. Jones yno yn efengyiu. Mae Trinity, Tonypandy, yn cael cynauaf. Felly Porth. Llwynypia, a'r Ton, yn y Rhondda. Mae cenadaeth Torrey wedi mwydo cylch Caerdydd. Mae Emlyn Davie's. y cerddor, ac -it. B. Jones. Porth, wedi bod yn Cwmbach. Gilfach Goch, Tre- orchy. a Llwynypia, ac y mae bendith yn ol eu traed. Ond y rhyfeddaf o'r oil, nior bell ag y gallwn gael ar ddeall, yw eiddo symudiad Casllwchwr, ac Evan Roberts, er ei fod ef yn ostyngedig yn gwrthod dim rhan ynddo na chlod mewn jjn wedd. Duw, ebai ef, biau'r cwbI. Rhaid gwylio rhag i wybed meirw culni enwadol mewn un modd dd'od i mewn i gostrel y fen- dith. mae pob enwad efengylaidd, fel y gwelwn, dan y gawod yn rhywle, a diolch lawer am hyn. Rhaid disgwyl yn ddyfal iawn am iddo ledaenu, ac ar yr un pryd i ddyfnhau, fel na dderfydd mewn cyn- hyrfiadau teimladau yn unig. v Cwrdd Ymadawol y Parch. J. D. Thomas a Mrs. Thomas i India. Mae y gwr da uchod wedi cael ei alw i weithio yn ngwinllan ei Arglwydd fel cenadwr yn Neheudir India, Koilpatti, neu St. Thomas' Mount, Madras, a chynaliwyd cwrdd ymadawol iddo yn Bethel. Y cadeirydd oedd y Parch. Dl. Davies. Tonypandy. Aiweiniwyd mewn gweddi gan E. W. Davies, Ton, ac wedi cael gair gan y cadeirydd, gan gyfeirio at y Cwm yn rhoi W. R. James a D. Price (Nova Scotia) a J. D. Thomas i'r maes cenadol. Caed areithiau da iawn gan D. D. Hopkins, W. J. Walters (Tylorstown), J. Nicholas (Tonypandy), Bryn Thomas (Ind.), W. Richards (E. Ind.), E, W. Davies, Mr. Palling, Parch. D. Thomas (bookseller). Yna cyflwynwyd anerchiad iddo ar ei ymadawiad gan frodyr yn y weinklogaeth. Dyma hi yn Sae.soneg fel yr oedd hi: v AN ADDRESS Presented by the Rhondda Baptist Minis- terial Union to the Rev. J. D. Thomas, pastor of Bethel English Baptist Church, Ferndale, on his departure to labour as a missionary pastor in St. Thomas' Mount, near Madras, under the South Indian Strict Baptist Missionary Society. "Dear Brother,—While we generally regret the loss of a, Brother from our Union, we cannot less than congratulate you on your promotion to a Foreign Mis- sionary Field, where the harvest is great but the labourers are few. During your ten years' pastorate at Ferndale, you have proved yourself a diligent student, always in search of in- telligent and suitable matter to feed the flock of Christ with knowledge and under- standing. The practical tendency of your intelli- gent and fluent preaching has been re warded with prosperity in the face of many difficulties. You have an organising tact which very few possess. This, with your un- daunted perseverance and the blessing of Him who guides you with His eye, have enabled vou to keep in touch with the people of your charge. In your pastoral connection you have been a brother among brethren, where all the members are on a level. You have had to contend with serious obstructions; but, you have met them all with manly courage and directed the cause to a suc- cessful issue. You have not confined yourself to the increase of Bethel Church, but have exerted your energy to extend the cause of Christ to other districts. With this view you established a branch at Mardy, although you knew that ultimately it would take away some of the members of your own church. Your missionary ideal of the Christian ministry will now be realised, when you settle as a Missionary Pastor or Overseer in St. Thomas' Mount, near Madras. Man will not rise higher than his ideal, but South India will be a splendid field to attain your holy ambition, without com- promising your zeal for the distinctive doctrines of Welsh Baptist strict com- munion. We rejoice to learn that, Mrs. Thomas is in full sympathy with your present enterprise. With earnest prayer for your success, we remain, on behalf of the Rhondda Bap- tist Ministerial Union—D. Phillips, Tre- orchy, chairman; E. W. Davies, Ton, treasurer; B. Davies. secretary." Cyflwynwyd anrhegion gwerthfawr iawn. Oriawr aur a chadwen a thlws tra gwerth- fawr i Mr. J. D. Thomas; "lady's case" a silver fittings i Mrs. J. D. Thomas; a dau Feibl i'r plant,. Horace ac Annie. Der- byniwyd llythyrau oddiwrth y personau canlynol yn datgan eu gofid am na allent fod yn bresenol:—Parchn. H. Harries, Treherbert; W. S. Jones, Llwynypia; J. Ll. Williams, Treherbert; E. Lewis, Tre- fforest D. G. Morris, Pcjitre W. E. Davies, Clydach Vale; E. Owen (Beth- ania), Porth; W. M. Jones, Treorchy; J. Fuller Mills, Caerfyrddin; J. R. Phil- lips, Pontvgwaith W. S. Evans, Ffynon Joshua Thomas, Caedpenmaen, ac ereill. Yr oedd yr oil wedi eu cael yn siop Mr. Jenkins, oriadurwr, Ferndale. Daeth E. Watkins (M.C.) hefyd i fewn cyn y diwedd, a chaed araeth ganddo yntau. Aeth y Parch. D. Thomas, y llyfr- werthwr, gydag ef i Lundain, a dygodd yno dystiolaeth i'w gyme-riad o flaen cynulleidfa fawr, a dilynodd ef boreu Gwener i'r Tilbury Dock, lie yr oeddynt ■T tad a'r fam a'r ddau blentyn yn cymeryd Hong am Ddeheudir India. Hyderwn y caent bob llwydd. Y Parch. W. R. James, India (gynt Moriah, Pentre). Cenadwr ein cu lor ydyw-y gwr Hawddgarol diystryw; Gwroldeb yn burdeb byw Lywia'i rodiad diledryw. Draw ar randir yr India—nawsaidd wr Dros ei Dduw lafuria; I Dduw'n dyst, newyddion da 0 heddwch a gyhoedda. Goginan. J. D. Evans. I'r O. J. Owen, Bethania, Porth. Da genyf am dy gynydd-Owen fawr Ini'n falch o'th herwydd Wyt yn deg blentyn y dydd Ar gu rawd ein Gwaredydd. Wyt was wedi'th addasu-i'n harwain Yn wrol at Iesu Drwy y gair, wyt yn dwr eu A gwawl i'n diogelu. Nelson. D. Morgan. Cyfrol Ben Bowen. Mae y gyfrol ragorol hon wedi d'od allan. A gwn y bydd Mri. Evans a Short yn rhestr cyhoeddwyr goreu Cymru os cant eu barnu yn ol y gyfrol hon. Mae Ben yn fwy o ryfeddod fyth i ni yn ngoleu y gyfrol hon. Dyma wledd yn ddios fydd hon i filoedd. Mae Silyn Roberts, Llundain, wedi bod yn rhoi dar- lith arno yn Llundain o flaen un o'r cym- deithasau goreu fedd y lie. AWSTINIAN.

Hanes Crefydd yn Nghymru. Dyna anhawsder yr hanesydd yw dangos yn deg Dderwyddiaeth yn colli a Christ- ionogaeth yn enill tir, a chysylltiad yr iaith Gymraeg a'r naill a'r Hall o'r cref- yddau hyn drwy y cynar a'r canol oes- oedd. Pan ddaeth Cristionogaeth yma, yn mha iaith yr oedd hi yn siarad, neu yn mha dafodiaith yr oedd hi yn apelio at ei gwrandawyr? Ai yn iaith Rhufain, ai ynte yn iaith Cymru y clywid yr hyfryd lais? Tebyg fod Derwyddiaeth yn siarad Cymraeg glan gloew ond pa bryd y daeth iaith y Cymro ar wefus y Cristion? Gyda'r Eglwys Frytanaidd eilwaith. Faint o Gymraeg glywodd hi yn ei mabandod? Faint o'r Ysgrythyrau oedd hi yn siarad yn iaith y wladP Pa ranau oedd wedi eu oyfieithu, a pha mor foreu y cyfieithwyd hwynt, a faint o ddefnydd wnaed yn yr Eglwys o honynt? Y mae yn ffaith fod yna eglwysi ac esgobion Cristionogol Brytanaidd yn lied foreu oblegyd y mae genym hanes am esgobion Brytanaidd yn "Synods" Aries 31, bardica 347, a, Rimini 359. Yr oedd saith esgob Prydeinig (o dan Archesgob Caerlleon), yn amser Awstin, tua diwedd y chweched ganrif ac y mae Awstin yn methu eu plygu i gyd o dan iau Rhufain -y mae yr esgobion Celtaidd yn sefyll yn ei erbyn. Nid oes yna ddim i brofi fod yr esgobion Celtaidd wedi plygu i awdur- dod y Pab dan archesgobaeth Caergaint tua, dechreu'r seithfed ganrif, pan eeisiwvrl gwneyd Honorius yn archesgob holl -r_

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ithe New Hippodrome at Porth. At Porth Police Court on Thursday, Miss Ada Alexander applied for a license for the new Hippodrome at Porth. Mr. C. Matthews appeared in support of the application, and Mr. Phillips appeared on behalf of Mr. Poole, the owner of the Porth Theatre, to oppose, and objected to the structure which is of wood, with cor- rugated iron roof, and its proximity to the Llwyncelyn public-house. After a length- hearing two of the magistrates in- spected the building, and, on their re- turn, the application was adjourned, cer- tain alterations suggested by the magis- trates to be submitted to the applicant for her consideration in the meantime.

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BEYAN & COMPANY, LTD., Known throughout Wales, and registered as The Cardiff Furnishers," WALES' LARGEST FURNISHERS, 71, Taff Street and (Immense Shew Rooms), Gas Road PONTYPRIDD, Also Cardiff, Swansea, Newport and Pontypool. -Mec, The Insurance is not confl ggain'* Train Accidents only( All Passenger Vehicular Acci Free Insurance. .100 LlMrrBD, THE CASUALTY INSURANCE CoMrASY.n^Wj to the legal representative of any j happent {(|, servants on duty excepted), who with his or her death by an accident public vehicle, licensed for p iSS r;s9en!r >n he or she was ridinw as an or^li'/V]eonfM'0 jj of the United Kingdom on the foil p^^nc' 1. That at the time of the acc,der"on this question had upon his or P wjth his °r 'l Coupon or the paper in which ir I at the fo°» ^e, signature, written the space provided at th ollltJOde, 2. This paper may be left at nis, fflp8n so long as the paper is signed. „:vpn to the 0 f 3. The notice of the accident he g g)>ven d&58 guaranteeing this insurance witni occurrence.. month fron I 4. That death result within one of the accident. rpSDect of 5. That no person can claim in f one of these Coupons. hold9 f"1 6. The insurance under this Coup of con?rtiiu^ p.m. of the Thursday prior to thedate^ folW of the Rhondda Leader,' to 7 p- Thursday. Signed Address t,,d The due fulfilment of this insurance is g^pjUly, The CASUALTY Insuance Co 123, PALL MALL LOND^0. to whom all communications should Telegrams: Treseder, Florist, Oar i WILLIAM THE NURSE1UES, G the Fin^ SEEDS.—Garden and Flovrer o Quality. Scotch' SL in FOREST TREES.—Larch, orter Pines, &e. Fine, liealthy lar^e quantities. TTTAS- ROSES, HYBRIDS, A1SD latest Varieties up to date. yi FRUIT TREES.-Apples, Peaches, Nectarines, c(-0ck k. THORN QUICK. -Itililien e CrOy Bouquets, Wreaths, Crosses, Latest Award— Silver-gilt Bar) k si an <4 \$ cultural Societv Drill-hall, Loi'd application. THE COMMEBCIAI- TEMPERANCE 1-101 GTATIV^1' (OPPOSITE THE YSTRAD J]10daØO The Best House for Homely fo»- DINNKRS DAILY. I'ARTWS Cat"^ WKLIi-AlRKD (FURNISH Sitting Room and Bedroom to pi»D fV- Gentleman. Hot & Cold Bat" Mrs- > Proprietress — THE OLD ESTABLISHE lvi, J. MARTIN,c[nibrell,s torst. U. I' MaDufa f¡'OlJ! Large selection of Ladies' an^ ?|linsh»^eS 2s. 6d. and 3s. 6d. Umbrellas and Suns^ and Repairs neatly executed. nremi9e made up. All work done on ted). aplr j Sticks (plain or al0U" Jle), C**V F 21, Castle Arcade (opposite theCa^^ A You cannot Be»» Ginger Ale e,l 7 gallons for pre^ A Preparation of Ginger, Hops y Superior to all others for Arom» Of all Chemists and Grocers- D 1 F'F CROWN SUPPLY oort1 1 16, Charles Street, -derife For more than twenty years i C great benefit u°' DR. DAVIS'S FAMOUS■ They are the Best Known L 0l the j)eb ness, Loss of Appetite. Palpitati .j.-gtef jH ness and Swelling after Meal gd.i„0fto; Depression, etc^n^ is. po^ Boxes, 9^d., Is. lAd., 2s- 9pL'0priet0^dre9fl' Chemists, or direct from the ri VQn\y ft" bello-road, Notting Ilill, London- ¡q"b. Telegrams Wisboy, Hope St., oarcuil. $A. 5.t olo Telegrams Wisbey, Hope St-i Oaro1 FOR SHOP=FITT Write J. W HOPE ST., — Manufacturer of Artistic Fronts, Airtight Show Cases, u Estimates Free 'Keep the Blood And the Health of the SysW*$ of0 f THE BLOOD being the source flr 1 systems are built phy^ vep' P derive our mental as well oUid 0;se»s ties, it is important that it gj0o^ If you suffer from any S^n °T such as «flA ECZEMA, BAD W SCROFULA, BLOODPOISOJ' pjtfF SCURVY, RKEUMATI and SORES of you should test the value Of | M CLARgiF-d BLOOP^ Th« World-Famed It i3 warranted to a^ceiv^, impurities, from what.e been sanda of testimonials ha«' tbe all parts of the world. BOILS b. cine, but it did n0t.s J^ts anVi*tu fl taking one former quite restored to my bigfly:treet' cannot recommend ir urJie B ^,4, CLARKE'S J* ProP^&^Jp' Printed for H Rhondda Leader,' Igj* Short, at their niid ton Street, Tonypandy^ a5, William David J^es, Str«et, Tonjp*ttdf>in