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HEADS OF THE WELSH NATIONAL…
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HEADS OF THE WELSH NATIONAL MUSEUM. The London Welsh correspondent of the South Wales Daily News writes to that organ I learn on good authority that, with the view of obtaining a proper representation of North as well as of South Wales amongst the official heads of the National Museum at Cardiff, Lord Mostyn has been invited to become its vice-president. For the presidency, as I have previously an- nounced, Sir Alfred Thomas, the chairman of the Welsh Parliamentary Party, has been duly nominated. Lord Mostyn, particularly in con- nection with the National Eisteddfod and similar movements, has taken a keen interest in the literary and antiquarian side of Welsh life, and his association with the National Museum cannot fail to be gratifying to the people of Wales."
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PREGETHWYR Y SABBOTTT -NESAF.
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PREGETHWYR Y SABBOTTT NESAF. YR EGLWYS SEFYDLEDIG. Eglwys St. Benet, Queen Victoria-street— 11.0 a 6.30, Parch. J. Crowle Ellis. Eglwys Dewi Sant, St. Mary's Terrace, Paddington. 11.0 a 6.30, Parch. W. Richards, B.A. Eglwys St. Padarn, Hornsey Road- 11.0 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- I I, ° a 6.30, Parch. Howell Watkins, B.A. Y METHODISTIAID CALFINAIDD. Jewin Newydd 10.45, Parch. J. Hughes, Battersea. 6.30, J. E. Davies, M.A. Charing Cross Rd. 10.30, G. H. Havard, M.A. 6.30, P. H. Griffiths. Wilton Square 10.30, P. H. Griffiths. 6.30, „ G. H. Havard, M.A. Falmouth Road 10.45, John Williams, Bargoed. 6.30, S. E. Prytherch. Mile End Road 11.0, „ F. Knoyle, B.A. 6.30, D. Oliver. Shirland Road 10.45, B. Hughes, Llanelwy. 6.30, W. Thomas, Llanrwst. Hollo way 10.30, LI. Edwards, M.A. 6.30, R. 0. Williams. Hammersmith 11.0, D. Oliver. 6.30, „ F. Knoyle, B.A. Stratford II.o, D. A. Jones, Llan- geitho. 6.30, „ J. Wilson Roberts. Clapham Junction 11.0, J. E. Davies, M.A. 6.30, J. Hughes, Battersea. Walham Green 10.30, J. Wilson Roberts. 6.30, D. A. Jones, Llan- geitho. Willesden Green 11.0, W. Thomas, Llanrwst. 6.30, B. Hughes, Llanelwy. Lewisham 11.0, S. E. Prytherch. 6.30, J. Williams, Bargoed. Tottenham 11.0, D. P. Jones, Llan- brynmair. 6.30, W. H. Davies, Pont- saeson. Walthamstow 11.0, R. 0. Williams. 6.30, LI. Edwards, M.A. Wood Green 11.0, W. H. Davies, Pont- saeson. 6.30, D. P. Jones, Llan- brynmair YR ANNIBYNWYR. Y Tabernacl, King's Cross— 11.0, Parch. E. Owen, B.A. 6.30, H. Elvet Lewis. V Boro', Southwark Bridge Road- 11.0, Parch. J. Machreth Re°s. 6.30, D. C. Jones. Radnor Street, Chelsea- 11.0, Parch. D. C. Jones. 6.30, J- Machreth Rees. Barrett's Grove, Stoke Newington- 11.0, Parch. H. Elvet Lewis. 6.30, E. Owen, B.A. East Ham, Sibley Grove- 11.0 a 6,3°, Woolwich, Parson's Hill- 11.0, 3 a 6.30, Parch. LI. Bowyer. Battersea Rise- 11.0 a 6.30, Parch. E. Owen, Eglwysbach Y BEDYDDWYR. Castle Street, Oxford Circus- 11,0 a 6.3°, Little Alie Street, Aldgate- 11.0 a 6.30, Parch. B. Arberth Evans. Tottenham- 11.° a 6.3°, 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. H. T. Barker. Gothic Hall, St. Thomas Street, W. — 11.0, Mr. J. H. Edwards. 6.30, Parch. T. Jones. Poplar, Duff Street- 3.0, Parch. T. Jones. 6.30, Mr. J. H. Edwards.
Y DYFODOL
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Y DYFODOL 1906. Meh. 17. Dewi Sant, Paddington. Dadganiad or Gantawd Gyssegredig Rhyfelwyr y Groes gan y Cor. 27-29. Bazaar Capel Stratford. 28. Gosod Carreg Sylfaen Capel Newydd Wool- wich yn Willenhall Road. Goiph. I, 2. Cyfarfod Pregethuyn City Road. Gwasan aethir gan y Parchn. Hugh Jones, D. •' Bangor, P. Jones Roberts, Towyn, Rice Owen, Ferndale.
Am Gymry Llundain.
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RAMBLO.—Mae'r gwibdeithiau llawen a geir gan nifer o'n Cymdeithasau Uiwylliadol yn dra phoblogaidd y tymor hwn eto. Mae pobl Charing Cross a King's Cross yn myned allan, bron bob wythnos, wrth yr ugeiniau, ac yn cael llawero les a mwynhad drwy ymweled a rhai o'r Ileoedd prydferth a thawel sydd ar gyffiniau y ddinas. YR ARGLWYDD FAER.-Mae galwad arbenig am wasanaeth yr Arglwydd Faer Llundeinig 1 gyfarfodydd yng Nghymru yn ystod ei faerol- iaeth. Fel Cymro, y mae'n falch o'r safle y mae ynddo, a gweddus yw ganddo dalu ymwel- iad a'r Eisteddfod yng Nghaernarfon ar ddydd cyntaf yr wyl ym mis Medi nesaf. Pan aiff i Gaernarfon trefnir i roddi anerchiad arbenig iddo, ac awgrymai un o wyr Arfon mai yn Gymraeg y dylai'r anerchiad fod. Go dda, wir t GALWAD.—Y mae y Parch. Mardy Rees wedi derbyn galwad i weinidogaeth Markham Square, Chelsea, ac y mae yn bwriadu dechreu ei lafur yno ym mis Medi nesaf. Wedi ei ordeinio ym Mynyddislwyn yn 1896 aeth i eglwys Saesneg Buckley, sir Flint. Yno y mae wedi llafurio yn llwyddianus am y saith mlynedd diweddaf, ac y mae yn engraifft ychwanegol o boblogrwydd a llwyddiant gweinidogion Cymreig ymhlith y Saeson. Er yn golled i sir Fflint, bydd yr enill yn fwy i bwlpudau Llundain, ac hefyd i'r wasg. Y mae yn fardd galluog tystiolaeth o hyn yw ei lyfr diweddaf, "Breezes from the Welsh Hills," ac eraill. Pob bendith a llwyddiant iddo yn ein prifddinas yw ein dymuniad gwresocaf. TOTTENHAM.—Cynhaliodd Eglwys "Noddfa," Bedyddwyr Tottenham, ei chyngherdd olaf am y tymor nos lau, Mehefin 7 fed. 'Roedd y brodyr wedi ymbaratoi rhaglen o dalentau nodedig. Dadganwyd yn swynol a dylanwadol n y gan Miss Annie Parry, Miss Ethel Howe, Miss Osborne, Mr. Gwynne Davies, a Mr. A. T. Evans. 'Roedd y dewisiad o gantorion yn hapus iawn. ac 'roedd y gynulleidfa yn frwd- frydig yn ceisio ail ganu gan yr oil. Edmygodd pawb y dadganu o'r deuawdau gan Mr. Gwynne Davies a Mi. A. T. Evans. Mae'r ddau frawd yn feddianol ar leisiau a medr neillduol ac amlwg yw fod iddynt ddyfodol disglaer. 'Roedd gwasanaeth Mr. Gwilym Rowlands yn deilwng o'i safle ymhlith chwareuwyr goreu ei oes. Cadeiriwyd yn ddeheuig gan y Parch. Cooper Hawkin, Earl's Mead, yn absenoldeb Cynghorwr W. H. Cottle. Gwnaeth sylwadau gwir deilwng ar safle Cymru a'i gwasanaeth i'r byd duwin- yddol a cherddorol. Rhoddwyd te yn garedig i'r cantorion a'r dieithriaid gan y Misses Owens, West Green Road. Mae'r eglwys yn bwriadu cynal cyfres o gyngherddau fel yma y tymor nesaf eto, y cyntaf i'w gynal ddiwedd mis Medi. LAW.—The many friends of Mr. Richard Jones Lloyd, late of the firm of Messrs. Lloyd and Rowlands, solicitors, Swansea, will be glad to learn that he has decided to resume his practice as a solicitor, and has, this week, opened an office at 17, Edgware Road, near the Marble Arch. Our readers will remember that Mr. Lloyd came to London about two years ago to conduct a complicated case on his own behalf, and for his successful and skilful hand- ling of the same at the Law Courts, he was, on more than one occasion, publicly praised by some of the most eminent judges, just as during the fourteen years he was practising at Swansea he won the name of being a lawyer of exceptional ability. He is a typical Calvinistic Methodist, and is proud of the fact that during all the years he lived at Swansea he was privileged to be the solicitor to the West Glamorgan C.M. Monthly Meeting. An ardent Liberal in politics (like many another Welshman) he was reputed to be entirely free from sectarian narrowness and bigotry, and reckoned among his best clients and warmest friends the staunchest adherents to the Established Church and other religious sects in Wales. That Mr. Lloyd may have a long life of usefulness and happiness in London is our hearty wish.