The London Welshman

TT Tj9LBER]Nr^.CI> CYMBAE Gr, KING-S CROSS, N. TRADDODIR CYFRES 0 DDARLITHIAU ARBENIG YN Y CAPEL UCHOD, 0 DAN NAWDD Y GYMDEITHAS DDIWYLLIADOL. AR "Emynwyr ac Emynau Cymru," GAN Y Parch. TT Elvet lixswis (ISIIFed). FEL Y CANLYN DARLITH I. Nos Iau, Hydref 26ain, 1905 "Ein dyled i wledydd ereill." II. Ncs Iau, Tachwedd 2fed "O Edmund Prys hyd Dafydd Jones o Gaio." „ III. Nus iau, Tacuwedd 9fed Oes Euraidd yr Emynwyr Cymreig." IV. Nos Ian, Tachwedd 23ain "Emynwyr y Ganrif o'r blaen." 11 V. Nos Iau, Rhagfyr 7fed Hanesion am Emynau." CYNORTHWYIR GAN GOR Y LLE A CHANTORION EREILL. I DDECHREU YN BRYDLON AM 8 O'R GLOCH. 1*" CynWysa y Gyfres lawer o ffeithiau newydd ar Hanes a tharddiad ein Hemynyddiaeth, a byddant yn llawn dyddordeb i bawb a garant drysorau goreu ein cenedl. MYNEDIAD I MEWN Tocyn arbenig i'r pum dsrlith, 2/ Tocyn i ddarlith unigol, ESe. yr un. I'w cael oddiwrth yr Ysgrifenyddion, Mr. WM. EDMUNDS, II, Vere Street, W. Mr. STANLEY DAVIES, 7, Holborn Circus, W (Yr elw i'w gyflwyno at leihad dyled y Capel.) FULHAM TOWN HALL, Responsible Manager and Licensee Mr. R. M. PRESCOTT. ♦ A GRAND EVENING CONCERT WILL BE GIVEN AT THE ABOVE HALL On THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2nd, 1905. PATRONS: Lord Rendel. His Worship the Mayor of Fulham Sir George Barham, J.P. (W. R. Sayer, Esq., J.P.). Sir Alfred Thomas, M.P. J. Herbert Roberts, Esq., M.P. D. Lloyd George, Esq., M.P. William Price, Esq. ARTISTES Soprano-MISS MAGGIE DAYIES. Contralto-MRS. TIMOTHY DAYIES. Tenor-MR. THOMAS THOMAS. Baritone-MR. IVOR FOSTER. THE KYMRIC LADIES' CHOIR. Conductress MRS. FRANCES REES-ROWLANDS. Violinist—WR. PHILIP LEWIS. Solo Pianjst and Accompanist- NiR. MERLIN MORGAN. TICKETS—Sofa Stalls, 10 6; Stalls, 5/ Body of Hall, 2/6; Admission, 1/ Which may be had of the Hon. Secs., Mr. Hy. Williams, 5, Broadway, Walham Green, and Mr. R. Gomer Jones, 15, Kings- cliffe Gardens, Southfields. PROCEEDS IN AID OF THE WALHAM OREEN WELSH CHAPEL BUILDING FUND Doors open 7.30. Commence at 8. Carriages at 10.15. Thor-ncLs Ar 0 CLTI &CP -,Now Buy A 0000 PIANO. I Gash or Easy Terms. 1 Nothing can hide the excellence of a good piano- the more you use it, the more you grow attached to it. Therefore, take no risk when buying-secure a reliable instrument. For over fifty years we have been manufacturing pianos, and have now attained H the highest point of perfection in Tone, Quality, Balance and Harmony. WORKMANSHIP AND FINISH GUARANTEED. ■ PPi°eSo^7Y^Y>AN?T8t0lOOGUineaS ■ H. Special Terms on the Hire-purchase System. | H ,n Secondhands (all makes). High H M Prices allowed for Old Pianos in part H exchange. Yi u cannot do better than to write at once for full Descriptive Catalogue No. 21 and Special List of Secondhands. H We have a Large Stock to choose from. H ■ THOMAS OETZMANN & CO. I 27, BAKER STREET, LONDON, W. Clapham Junction Welsh C.M. Chapel, BEAUCHAMP ROAD, S.W. ANNUAL TEA and CONCERT WEDNESDA Y EVENING, October 25th, 1905. CHAIRMAN-P. MEREDITH, Esq. ARTISTES fliss ALICE flEREDITH. Miss GWLADYS ROBERTS, GOLD MEDALIST, R A.M. (Holder of Lilian Eldee Scholarship, R.A.M.) nr. WALTER CLYDE, (From the London and Provincial Concerts.) Mr. IVOR FOSTER, R.C.M. (The well-known Baritone.) Harpist. Mr. MONTAGU C. BUTLER, (Triple Silver Medallist and late Erard Scholar, R.A.M.) Accompanist: Mr. H. S. JONES (Ap Caeralaw.) TICKETS FOR TEA AND CONCERT, 1/- and 21-. Proceeds in aid of the Building Fund. Joint Counties (Cardigan, Carmarthen, and Pembroke) Association (London). SECOND Bohemian « Concert AT FRASCATI'S (YORK ROOM), OXFORD ST., W., ON Thursday, 2nd Nov., 1905, at 8 p. m. Chairman—ABEL THOMAS, Esq., K.C., M.P. LADIES SPECIALLY INVITED. Tickets (1/- each) may be had from Mr. Carver Lewis, 9A, Margaret Street, W., and the Hon. Sec., Mr. H. Walters, 22, Lithos Road, Hampstead, N.W. MILE END ROAD WELSH CHURCH. A GRAND COMPETITION CONCERT AND TEA, On Thursday, Nov. 9, 1905. Adjudicate Music—Mr. MADOC DAVIES, A.R.A.M. Recitation—Rev. J. E. DAVIES, M.A., New Jewin. £ 12 2s. Prize for the best rendering of any Solo-any voice. 10s. 6d. Prize for any Recitation. English or Welsh. Accompanist-Mrs. NELLIE JONES. Names of Competitors to be sent on or before November 2nd, 1905, to the Hon Sec., E. MORRIS, 213, Well Street. Hackney, N.E. > ST. BENET'S WELSH CHURCH, QUEEN VICTORIA STREET, E.C. THE ANNUAL = == -CONCERT WILL BE HELD AT ST. BRIDE'S INSTITUTE, Bride Lane, Ludgate Circus, E.C., Thursday, November 2nd, 1905, At EIGHT o'clock. ARTISTES. Soprano Miss JENNIE ELLIS. Contralto. Miss MARGARET LEWYS. Tenor Mr. BEN IVOR. Baritone Mr. DAVID EVANS. Humorous Sketches Mr. FINLAY DUNN. Accompanist Mr. R. MEYRICK ROBERTS. Chairman Sir Oobn fie Pulcston, D.E., 3.P. Reserved Seats, 5s. Front Seats, 2s. Admission, Is. Doors open at 7.30 p.m. Tickets to be obtained of the Churchwardens-Mr. W. T. 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