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UN 0 NODWEDDION ARBENIG Y OYFROL NEWYDD FYDD EI htcrthyglau DARLUNIADOL, Y DARLUNIAU 0 WAITH ARLUNWYR MEDRUS AC ENWOG,-MEGIS 1. DYDDIADUR ARLUNYDD FU'N TEITHIO TRWY Gymru yn 1820. Ys-rif- enwyd hwn yn Gymraeg; rhydd mewn °dull dyddorol lawn, olwg rhyfedd ar Gymru'r nwyddyn honno. Bydd ei ddarluniau ef ei hun gyda'r ysgnfau. 2. TRO YN YR IWERDDON. Darluniau o r Gwyddelod yn eu cartrefi. 3. AR GRWYDR YN Y MYNYDDOEDD. Gyda darluniau prydferth. RAVRT^VKR ?1?8EDIGI°N' CHWARTER CANRIF YN OL, mewn cerbvd EIFIONYDDA IS YN LLEYN A0 E ^AWER 0 ddarluniau. 6. MYFYRWYR RHYDYCHAIN—eu by- wyd, eu hefrydiaeth, eu direidi. BYDD AMRYW DDARLUNIAU GYDA'R CYFRESI 0 ERTHYGLAU EREILL HEFYD, MEGIS 1. HANES CYMRU. Gruffydd ab Rhys ac Owen Gwynedd. 2. ADGOFION GLAN PHERATH, pre- gethwr hynaf Cymru, am Sir Drefaldwyn. 3. CYMRY PATAGONIA. Rhamant ddes- gnfiadol gan nn fu yno. 4. BEIRDD GWENT A MORGANWG. 5. BEIRDD ANADNABYDDUS CYMRU. Barn beirdd byw am danynt. 6. RHAI 0 GERDDORION CYMRU, a'u hoff ganiadau. 7. TUDALENAU'R HYNAFIEITHYDD,- mater gwerthfawr nas eyhoeddwyd o'r blaen. Bydd wyneb-ddarlun prydferth — cartrefl Cymru gan mwyaf,—gyda phob rhifyn. Y mae gwasanaeth llawer o lenorion newydd wedi ei sicrhau. Bydd rhai o gynyrchion tlysaf awen y dyddian hyn yn y gyfrol newydd. Bydd yn cynwys llawer darlun o gymeriadau Cymru, ac ystraeon i daflu goleuni ar fywyd gwlad. Nid anghofir lien gwerin ychwaith, a llenyddiaeth y dydd. Ceisir gwneyd ÇYMRU 1895 yn gyfaill i'r penteulu, i'rathraw, i bawb sydd yn cael bias ar ddarllen neu'n awyddus am weled rhai ereill yn diwyllio eu meddwl ac yn cael pleser pur. Dywed y Golygydd na fu ganddo erioed gymaint o gynorthwywyr, ac y mae erthyyglau dyddorol ac adeiladol yn ei gyrhaedd bron bob dydd at y gyfrol newydd oddiwrth rai o ysgrif- < enwyr mwyaf dysgedig a medrus Cymru. Pris—Chwecheiniog y Mis. 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