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A SPECIAL APPEAL FOR THE WELSH…
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A SPECIAL APPEAL FOR THE WELSH POOR. To the Editor of THE LONDON WELSHMAN." SIR,-At a time when there is so much being said and done on behalf of the unemployed and poor of London, I should like to bear testimony to the very excellent work that is being done, though quietly and unostentatiously, by Mrs. H. Edwards, of Wilton Square, and Mrs. T. Phillips, of Hendon, and other ladies, towards alleviating the distress amongst our own country- men and women in various,parts of London, more especially in the East End. At the invitation of Mrs. H. Edwards, I attended one of the meetings which are being held every other week at a Mission Hall in Poplar. There were between twenty and thirty wcmen there, who were all supplied with tea a -d bread and butter, and were then taught to make clothing for themselves, the materials being given to them free. The expression on their faces told sad tales; there were women who in their younger days had enjoyed the freedom of country life, having been brought up among the hills and valleys of Wales, but now, owing to some misfortune, are living in the most miserable hovels of this great city, penniless and on the verge of starvation. It is in the interests of these women that the ladies I have named and many others, including the Welsh missionaries, sacrifice much time and money. They are doing a great deal, but could do a lot more if they were provided with the necessary funds. Some of the wealthier Welsh residents in London are no doubt ready to contribute towards the general fund which has been started in response to the Queen's appeal, and as it is admitted that a very large percentage of the money subscribed will go towards the cost of distributing it, I venture to suggest that a special fund be opened for the benefit of the London Welsh poor, and that the subscriptions be entrusted to Mrs. H. Edwards and Mrs. T. Phillips who, with the assistance of Mr. Williams, the missionary who has also rendered splendid set vice, would no doubt kindly administer the funds amongst the hundreds of really deserving cases already known to them, and thus help to brighten many a home this coming Christmas. I enclose my mite of one guinea, and shall be glad if you can do anything further in the matter by means of your valuable paper. Yours faithfully, ANNIE PRICE. 69, Seymour-road, Harringay, N. [We most gladly publish the above appeal, and have forwarded Mrs. Price's cheque to the proper quarter. Any iurther contribution received by us for the same worthy purpose, will also be duly forwarded and acknowledged in our columns.ED.]
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Pobl a Phethau yng Nghymru.
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Pobl a Phethau yng Nghymru. 0 UN i un y mae'r ymgeiswyr Ceidwadol yn cael eu penodi i ymladd y brwydrau etholiadol yn Nghymru. Mr. Harold Edwards, mab Esgob Llanelwy, sydd i ymladd y frwydr yn erbyn Mr. Herbert Lewis, a dywedir mai Mr. Edward Owen fydd dewis-ddyn gwyr Mon. MAE tipyn o anghydwelediad cydrhwng aelodau y Pwyllgor a bennodwyd i dynu allan siarter y Greirfa Genedlaethol Cymreig. Myn Syr Isambard Owen fod y cyfreithwyr yr ym- ddiriedwyd y gwaith iddynt wedi mynd dros ben y cyfarwyddyd a gawsant, a bod nodwedd y Greirfa mewn perygl o gael ei golli. Dadleua Mr. Brynmor Jones, o'r ochr arall, nad ydynt ddim, ac y byddai cyfyngu y Greirfa yn y modd yr awgryma Syr Isambard yn ei gwneyd yn gymharol ddiwerth fel sefydliad addysgol ym Morganwg. Ond yn ddios nid yn ysgol i wyr Caerdydd a'r cylch y bwriadwyd i'r Greirfa fod. BYDD yn ddrwg gan lawer o'n darllenwyr wybod fod Mr. Humphreys Owen, A.S., wedi gwaethygu o ran ei iechyd yn ystod y dyddiau diweddaf, a'i fod yn awr mewn ystad sy'n peri i'r rhai agosaf ato fod yn bur bryderus yn ei gylch. DYDD Llun dechreuodd Mr. Evan Roberts ar ei chwech wythnos o genhadaeth yn sir Gaer- narfon. Ym Mhwllheli y cynhaliwyd y cyfarfod cyntaf, ac yr oedd tyrfaoedd mawrion ynghyd. Nodweddid y cynulliad gan frwdfrydedd a gwresowgrwydd mawr. YCHYDIG cyn marw dymunodd Watcyn Wyn am i'w gofgolofn gacl ei chodi o flaen Capel y Gwynfryn, Ammanford, yr hwn a adeiladwyd drwy ei ymdrechion ef yn benaf. Cyfansoddodd hefyd yr englyn canlynol i'w osod ar y golofn :— Yn naear y Capel Newydd,—wele Gofgolofn y Prydydd A'i gorph sal yn gorphwys sydd Ym Mynwent Gellimanwydd. Mynwent Gellimanwydd" y gelwir y fynwent yn yr hon y claddwyd ef. CYFARFYDDODD Watcyn Wyn ryw dro a hen gyfaill o grydd, ac ymholodd yn garedig ynghylch ei iechyd. "Nid wyf agos yn dda," atebai hwnnw. Beth sy'n bod ? gofynai Watcyn drachefn. Diffyg traul," oedd yr ateb. "Diffyg traul esgidiau, debyg gen i," ebe'r bardd ffraeth. MAE rhywun wedi mynd i'r drafferth o gasglu rhestr o holl Archdderwyddon Gorsedd y Beirdd o ddyddiau Trahaiarn Brydydd Mawr, yr hwn a appwyntiwyd meddir yn 1300, hyd y dyddiau hyn. Ond mae'n sicr fod rhai o'r personau a enwir yn hunan-etholedig. Wele y rhestr:— Hywel Bwr Bach, 1330; Dafydd Ap Gwilym, 1360; Ieuan Hen, 1370; Ieuan Tew Hen, 1420; Ieuan Gethin, 1430; Gwilym Tew, 1460; Meredydd Ap Rosser, 1470; Ieuan Deulwyn, 1480; Iorwerth Fynglwyd, 1500: Llwys Morganwg, 1520; Meiryg Davydb, 1560; Davydh Benwyn, 1560; Llewelyn Shon, 1580; Watcyn Pywel, 1620; Edward Davydh, 1660; Davydh o'r Nant, 1680 Samuel Jones 0 Bryn- llywarch, 1700 Davydh Hope yn Coety, 1730 Ieuan Tir yr Iarll, 1760 Iolo Morganwg, 1780; Taliesin Ab Iolo, 1826 Myfyr Morgan, Dewi o Ddyfed, a J. Williams, Ab Ithel, 1847; Clwydfardd, 1876; Hwfa Mon, 1894; Dyfed, 1905. YR wythnos ddiweddaf anfonodd y Parch. Huw Parri, Ysgrifenydd Cynghor Eglwysi Rhydd- ion Cylch Cefn Mawr, at Mr. Evan Roberts, yn gofyn iddo drefnu cenhadaeth yn y cylch ar ei v ffordd i, neu ar ei ddychweliad o Gaernarfon. Derbyniodd atebiad yr wythnos hon yn llawys- grif Mr. Roberts ei hun, ac ynddo dywedai y Diwygiwr fod y De yn gwaeddi yn barhaus am ei wasanaeth, ac mai anhawdd oedd pennodi dyddiad a threfnu lawer yn mlaenllaw.
PREGETHWYR Y SABBOTH NESAF.
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PREGETHWYR Y SABBOTH NESAF. I YR EGLWYS SEFYDLEDIG. Eglwys St. Benet, Queen Victoria-street— i i. o a 6.30, Parch. J. Crowle Ellis. Eglwys Dewi Sant, Paddington- 11.0 a 6.30, Parch. W. Richards, B.A. Eglwys St. Padarn, Hornsey Road- 11.0, 3.0, a 6.30, Parch. W. Davies. Eglwys St. Mary, Camberwell New Road- 11.0 a 6.30, Parch. Lewis Roderick. Cenhadaeth y Dwyrain, Bridge Street, Bow- 11.0 a 6.30, Parch. Howell Watkins, B.A. Y METHODISTIAID CALFINAIDD. Jewin Newydd 10.45, Parch. D. Oliver. 6.45, J. E. Davies, M.A. Charing Cross Rd. 10.30, Parch. J. Wilson Roberts, i 6.30, P. H. Griffiths. Wilton Square 10.30, Parch. S. E. Prytherch. 6.30, G. H. Havard, M.A. Falmouth Road 10.45, Parch. G. H. Havard, M.A. 6.30, S. E. Prytherch. Mile End Road 11.0, Parch. J. E. Davies, M.A. 6.30, D. Oliver. Shirland Road 10.45, Parch. LI. Edwards, M.A. Holloway 10.30, Snpply Willesden Green. 6.30, Parch. R O.Williams. Hammersmith 11.0, Parch. D. E. Jenkins, Dinbych. 6.30, F. Knoyle, B.A. Stratford 11.0, Parch. P. H. Griffiths. 6.30, J. Wilson Roberts. Clapham Junction 11.0, Parch. J. Garnon Owen. Walham Green 11.0, Parch. F. Knoyle, B.A. 6.30, D. E Jenkins, Dinbych. Willesden Green 11.0, Parch. R. 0. Williams. Lewisham 11.0, Parch. T. Huws-Davies, B. Sc. 6.30, R. R. Jones, Aber- gynolwyn.. Tottenham i i. o, Supply Clapham Junction. 6,30, Parch. J. Garnon Owen. Walthamstow 11.0, Supply Shirland Road. 6.30, Parch. LI. Edwards, M.A. Wood Green 11.0, Parch. R. R. Jones, Aber- gynolwyn. 6.30, T. Huws-Davies, B.Sc. YR ANNIBYNWYR. Y Tabernacl, King's Cross- 11.0, Parch. J. Machreth Rees. 6.30, H. Elvet Lewis. Y Boro', Southwark Bridge Road- 11.0, Parch. E. Owen, B.A. 6.30, D. C. Jones. Radnor Street, Chelsea- 11.0 Parch. H. Elvet Lewis. 6.30, J. Machreth Rees. Barrett's Grove, Stoke Newington- 11.0 Parch. D. C. Jones. 6.30, E. Owen, B.A. East Ham, Sibley Grove- 11.0 a 6 30, Parch. LI. Bowyer. Woolwich, Parson's Hill- 11.0 a 6.39, Mr H. Watkin. Battersea Rise- 11.0 a 6.30, Mr. J. Cynddydd Davies, Bryn- gwenith. Y BEDYDDWYR. Castle Street, Oxford Circus- 11.0 a 6.30, Mr. Morgan Jones, B.A. Craig Cefn Pare. Little Alie Street, Aldgate- 11.° a 6.30, Parch. B. Arberth Evans. Tottenham-i i. o a 6.30, Mr. D. Davies, Regent's Park College. Norman Hall, 252, Harrow Road- 3, Ysgol Sul. Y WESLEYAID. City Road- 11.0, Parch. T. Jones. 6.30, Mr. D. N. Evans. Gothic Hall, St. Thomas Street, W.- 11.0, Mr. Watkin. 6.30, Parch. T. Jones. Poplar, Duff Street- 3.0, Parch. T. Jones. 6.30, Mr. H. T. Barker.
Y DYFODOL
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Y DYFODOL 1905. Rhag. 10. Raleigh College, Brixton. Pregeth gan y Parch. G. H. Havard, M.A. 3 p.m. 25. Cartref oddi Cartref Capel Jewin. 25. Cartref oddi Cartref Capel Beauchamp Road, Clapham Junction. 26. Eisteddfod Flynyddol Undeb Ysgolion Sab- bothol M.C. Llundain yn y Memorial Hall. 1906. Ion. 18. Cyfarfod Te a Cyngherdd Blynyddol Jewin. 20-22. Cyfarfod Pregethu Blynyddol Jewin. Maw. 8. Eisteddfod Eglwys y Wesleyaid, City Road, yn y Shoreditch Town Hall. 8. East Ham. Cyngherdd Mawreddog yn y Recreation Hall, Manor Park. Ebrill 6. Cymanfa Ganu M.C. Llundain yn Jewin Newydd.
Welshmen Known in London.-VII.…
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sympathy, genial and unconventional in manner, carrying with him everywhere a breeziness sug- gestive of the broad bay and the lofty hills of the district where his boyhood was spent, he is a man whom one is glad to meet everywhere. His clubs are the Reform, Athenaeum, and Albemarle. And though, as he himself puts it, he has adopted England for his country, he has not lost any of the Welsh traits. Towards a Welshman, and a Carnarvonite especially, in need of any assistance he extends always a help- ing hand. His residences are 44, Albert Court, Kensington Leybourne, Witley, Surrey; and Plas Dinas, near Carnarvon. The months of August and September in every year are spent at his Welsh seat, and that may be the reason how he has been able to carry so much of the energy and buoyancy of youth well into the seventh decade of life.