The North Wales Weekly News

Congl yr Awen. AR FARWOLAETH MRS. PARRY, BLACK HORSE, LLANRWST. I fynwes y byd nesa—ae'n gynar I ganol ei phetha Fam rinweddol, dduwiol, dda, I wlad na wywa'i bloda. Llanrwst. RICHARD GRIFFITHS.

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Nodion Llywarch Hen Lie treigla'r Caveri yn donau tryloywon, Rhwng glenydd Ile chwardd y pomgranad a'r pin, Lie tyfa perlysiau yn llwyni teledion, Lie distyll eu cangau y neithdar a'r gwin Eisteddai Hindoo ar lawr i alaru Ei ddagrau yn Hif de.. ei ruddiau melynddu, A'i fron braidd yn rhy lawn i'w dafod lefaru, Ymdorai ei alaeth fel hyn dros ei fin. "Fy Ng-wlad 0 fy Ngwlad Yn ofer yr hidlwyd, I'th fynwes fendithion rhagorach nag un. Yn ofer ag urdd bryd a phryd y'th anrhegwyd, Cywreindeb i fab. a phrydferthwch i fun Yn ofer tywynai mewn gwedd ddigylartal, A blodau amryliw yn hulio dy anial, A nentydd yn siarad ar wely o risial, A phob peth yn ddwyfol ond ysbryd y dyn." ALUN. Pwy biau'r lilinelil olaf? Canwyd hi gyntaf gan Byron yn ei "Bride of Abydos "—■" And all, save the Spirit of man, is divined. Ceir axlliw arall o ddarllen y Bride bxuddaidd ym M,arwnad Heber." Daeth ca,fod dawel heddyw a bywliocaodd y llysiiau gwywedig. Conais y lilinell. Edliwiodd oydwybod i mi'n finiog fod y blodlau yn fwy tawel a dwyfol na'm oalon flirnderog i. '1r Dyma feixniadaeth hoyw-gref yr Athro J. Mor- ris Jiones, M.A., ar yr Awdllau i "Wlad y Brym- iau," a ganwyd i enill cadair LluThdain. LIeiÍ- odd y Beirdd bedldwch yn Llundain, a anghof- iant eu hateb pan ddaxlilenant hon? Rhed yr Athro ei fawd ar hyd y min, dewxfodd i brofilr diurfin. Ei bai i rai yw niithio. goxmod ar eiriau, yn lie moli cymylau a beio niwl. Tybi-odd y beirniad fod y bloda,u bllydd wedi marw'ii gelain, ond y mae'r chwyn hyn fel dail poeth- ion yn paxa i dyfu yng ngexddi'r awdllau. Lluchio gerriau garw a wna wrth chwynu'r un chwyn dro ar ol tro.. Dyma ddlyrnaid o'r grawn penddiu—•" cxeig," deiiion," addien," "an- fxwd," goxaf," dexch," clwswedld," gwenyd," "castelli," edyn," a bochau." Ni fedrodd rhai o'r gornestwyr drin y rag- want na'r cyrch," a L'uniasant doddeid- iau fel hen lanigciau—^heb gymar. Na cham- ddealler ein cellwair. Beirn.iadaeth ragorol ydyw, blasus-fwyd a garaf fi. A oes yn ei mux fan gwan? Dyddbrol fydd helynt beimiadru'r beirniad. Rhagorol Garnarfon a'th wvr glew, cefaist ran dida o gloid yr Eisteddtfod i'th gylch a'th feibion. Pa well anxhydedd na'r un ddaeth i ran y Cox a'u harweinydd gwych a rhadlon. Mr W. J. Gxuffyidd,, M.A., a Gaerdydd, gafodld y Goron, ond un o feiib y Cysegr yw efe er hyny. Brodor o frodir Dyffryn Clwyd yw Mr T. Gwynn Jones, enillydd y Gadair. Onid yng Nghaxnaxfon y mae yntau yn trigo. Un ü wyr Ardudlwy yiw Mr E. Morgan Hruimphreys, wyrr ynte i Morgan y Dyffryn." Eto un o oleu- ad'au'r Wasg yng Nghannarfoni yw yn awr. Yng nghylch pen, tref yr Eryri y mae Mr T. O. Jones, ac Alafon, yr hen Eiiisteddfodwx anwyl. Pwy axall endllodd glod i hen dref geni Tywysog cynta'r Cjnmxy? B,eth bynag am eni hwaw, ganiwyid a magwyd yno dywysogion lawer wedi hyny, a charasant hwy hyd fedd y wlad a'u magoidd:—hen wlad' anwyl y cenin, a gwlad y Bryniau." Yn adeg y Diwygiad oafodd Cymru gafod o ar- weinwyr campus, yn ddiwinyddion a llenoirioo. I gadw eu cof yn y tir xhoddwn y rhestr amher. ffaith hOln, rhest,r o rai gymerasant ran i gyfoeth- ogi ein llenyddiaeth yn haner oanrif cynta'r ar- graffu: Humphrey Lilwyd I527"I5^^ Dr. Morris, Clynnog 1580 Dr. Richard Dayies 1501-1581 Dr. Thomas Hult 1591 Dr. Davidi Powel 1c;g8 Yr Esgob Hughes, Llanelwy 1537-1600 Dr. Gabriel Goodman Deon St. Paul, Llundain 1528-1601 Edward Kyffin 16°3 Dr. William Morgan 1547-1604 Dr. R. Vaughan, Esgob Llun- dlain ,1551-1607 Henry Parry 1561-1617 Edmund Pxys 1541-1623 nr. Sifon Dafydd' Rhys I 534-1620(?) Wililiam Salusbury Gwilym Ganoldxef co. Morris Kyfiin oo oo Thofmas Prys, Plas Iolyn HOT Lewys 1562-1634 Henxy Salesbuxy 1561 Dr. Gruffydd Roberts Dr. Roger Smyth 1546-1625 Y Tad John Salisbury 1575-1625 » ■» « Fel y giwel, y cyfarwydd, y mae y rhestr flaen,- orol yn cynwye llenorion, y ddwy Eglwysi—^y Babaidid a Lloegr. Ar wahan i r uchod yr oedd to 0 feirdd yn y tir, ond eu bod ddiosbarth lied gyffredin. Fel y ddaiiar, yn achlysurol y ffrwytha cymdeithas. Rhaid i bob natur garia faich, gael egwyl hefyd 0 oxffwys. Ganrif a haner yn flaenoxol i'r amser uchod beirdd a heigia',r tir, a b-eirdd na ohawsom eu rhagorach hyd heddyw. To o arweinwyr orefydd a Hen yw'r uchod. Dechreuodd y wlad huno, deff- rodd am ychydig yn amser Cromwel. Ond cysgodd yn dirwm yn y tawelwch gwedi, hyd oni chododd Griffith Jones a Hbwel Hanis ym myd orefydd, a Goronwy Owen a'r Morrisiaid ym myd lien, a rhoddi Cymru ar linellau ei bywyd presenol. < A oes Maenorau neu Faenolydd yng Nghym- ru? Nac oes gymaint ag uin, ebra um o'n Bar- gyfreithwyr. Os efe sydd iawn, caiff y werin yn rhydd cyn hir rai o'u hen freintiau. Gwydd- om am Arglwydd y Faenor (Lord of the Manor). Hwy yw'r bobl droant yn ol y werin pan ant yn rhy hyf ar eu hen gynefin. Yn rhinwedd1 eu swydd, ambelli dro, cwtogant freintiau'r bobl, a maeliaht dir y bobl neu dir y brenin i'w man- tais eu hunain. Pwy hiJau. dir y Faenor, os oes tir yn ei hanes hefyd? Y brenin, ynteU'T bobl? Cred y bobl miai hwy, pa westfa bynag sy'n ddyledus i'r brenin fel cynrychiolydd y pen cenedl. Yr ydiyim yni genedl heddyw. Llwythau a theuluoedd oeddiem, yn yr amser gynt. Ni fu i'r Cymry erioed frenin, nid oedd le i frenin yn eu trefn Gymideiithasoil. Yn ol ein hen drefn y Gantref oedd y rhaniad gwladol mwyaf. A brenin y Gantref oedd y gwledig-brenin y llwyth. Traha rhyfel a balchter barddd ddyn- ion ledu adenydd eu hawdurdbd dtfoS fwy nag un Gantref. iNid ein bai oedd ein xhaniadau yni y canoloesoedd, ond ein trefnr-anffodus. Hen direfniad gwiladol y Cymry oe<id Pedair erw yn Dyddyn, Pedwar tyddyn yn Rhan dir, Pediair rhandir yn Afael, Pedaix gafael yn Dref, Pedair tref yn Faenol, Deudldeg maenoil a dwy dref yn Gwmwd, a Dau gwmwd yn Gantref. Eu mailIlt yn 61 yr erw oedd fel a ganlyn- Tydldyn, pedair erw; Rhandir, 16 erw Gafael, 64 erw; Tref, 256 erw; Maenor, 1024 enw 5 cWmwd., 12,800 erw a Chantref, 25,000 o erwau. Tybirfod yr erw Gymreig yn llai na'r erw Saes- n,ig, yn rhywbeth oddeutu 4320 o latheni. Os oedd ein gwlad wedi ei rhanu fel hyn, yr oedd ein Trefn diirol a chymdeithasol yn gampus, yn cyfuno maint daliadaeth dirol a chyloh y llys- oedid brawd. Y mae'r cylchoedd barn yn drefnus heddiyw, ond ein byw 00 dan draed anxhefn. Nid O'edid"" tair acer a buwch," ac nid yw'r man- ddaliadau ond cloddiio allan hen gerig terfynau eirn tadlau. Paham na elwir y Ddeddf yn Ddeddf y Tyddtyrnod," neu Ddieddf y Rhan- diroedd"? < Oni wel y gwladgar olion amser Hywel Dda yn y "tyrddynod" a'r "tTen" sy'n bxitho'x wlad? Dyn,a Tydd.yn Melus," "Tyddyn Llwyn," Tyddyin, Ronwy," Tyddyrn Elsbetti," a. Thyddyn Dicws." O'r miloedd trefi nodwn "Tre Fignar-th," "Tre Forfa," "Tre Brys," "Tre Ifan," a "Thre Farthin." Un dos- ibarth o denantiaid y tyddynod oedd poM an- fflodius y nawfed ioll-pobl wedi anghofio ■ eu cysylljtiadau teuluiaidd. Ni chyrhaeddai rhin llinell y te-ulu ond i'r nawfed genhedlaeth, a thu hwnt i hyny yr oedd y werin yn agored i gaethiwed ac anfraint. Botbaith arall ddeuai i fewn am bedair erw ydoedd yr alltudion, sef yr estxoniaid a. ddeuai i'r genedl—ei cheithion a deunydd ei cheithion. Ni 'chai'r rheini, heb gydsyniad eu perchenog, hawl a swydd offeir- iad, got, na bardd. Ac ni chaent ran o dir teulru" dan unrhyw amgylchiad. 'Roedd y trefi yn ffermydd o. faint da. Hwy yrw'rr hen blas-ffermydd sy draw ac yma yn y wliaid. Er y cadwai gwyrda 'r hen Gymry gaeth- ion,, amaethent y tir a gofalent am anifeiliaid. Byw yr oedldent ar gynyrch eu ffermydd eu hunain, a gofalent am enill eu bara beunyddiol. Nid oes uin cysyilltiiiad rhwrng a faenol," neu'r faenor," a'r manor" Saesnig o ran iaith na rhaniad. 'iRoedd, deudideg maenol a dwy dref yn y cwmwdi, a rhaniad o faint yr hen gwmwd yw'r "manor" a gawsom gan lywodxaeth Lloegr. Rhaniadau ddaeth i'r wlad fel diwyg- iadlau Saesnig yw'r plwyfi, manorau, a siroedd. Honix fod ein heglwysi wedi eu hadeiladu er y chweched neu'r seithfed ganrif-eglwys ym mhob plwyf. Un o gamgymeritadau anesgus- odol haneis yw hwn. Y mae'r eglwysi yn ddi- weddarach na ihaniadau'x wlad i blwyfi, ac y iffilae'r naill a'r Hall wedi amser Llywelyn Fawr. Yr oedd eglwysi yn y wlad yn flaenorol i hyny, ond Eglwysi Ciwmiwd1 oedldent ac nid plwyf. Hyd yn oed yn y direfn blwyfol am amser hir, parheiid i son am y Cwxnwd. Yn amser y Cwmwd a'r gantref, nid degwm delid i gadw orefydd. Perchenogai'r Eglwys ei thiroedd ei hun-, fel rihyw deulu pendlefi.gaidd arall, a gel- wid ei thir yn Dir yr Aibad," Tir yr Es- gob," "Tir Eulusen, a "Thir Eglwys."

Cwrdd Llenyddol a Cherddorol Bethel, Pentrefoelas. Llwyddiamus iawn fu yr uchod a gynhaliwyd dydd Iau (iMehefin iyeg). Mr W. G. Owen,, Metxoipolitan Banlk, oedld llywydd cytfariud y pxydnawn, a Mr A. O. Evans (C'adeirydd y Cynghor Sixol) yx hwjir. Arweiniwyd gan y Parch. R. J. Paxry, (-errig; tra mai y beimiad carddoroil oedd Mr John Williams, Caernaxfon, yr hwn a gafodd dderbyniad ardderchog ar ei ymddanghosiad; ar ol ei fuddugoliaeth yn Llun- dain. Beirniadwyd y traethodau gan y Parchn. Cynwyd Williamisi, Llanrwsit, a Llew. Jarman, RhJdIamfain; arhoTitadtau, Parch. Ellis J. Ro- berts, Pentrefoelas; barddoniaeth, Mr Tom Owen, Cerryg-y-Druidion; cyfieithiadau, Mr. D. 0. Jones, Penl'an; adroddiadau, Mr Thomas Jones, Bryndu'r Cerrig, a Mr Thomas Evans, Voelas Iron. Works; y celfydidydwaith, Mr John Jones, Penlan; Mr William Hughes, Cwrt y Lilyn Mr Peter Lloyd;, Dolhvfryd Miss M. A. Roberts, Foelas Hotel; Miss Jones, Post Ofiica Mr a Mrs Robeds" Brynhyfryd; Mrs Jones, Penlan; a Mrs Evans, The Smithy. Y cyfeil- ydd ydoedd Mr. D. Herber Roberts. Dyma enwiau y buddugwyr: --Adrodd, "Y 'iSgoler i, Oilmen Liloyd, Dolyhyfryd; 2, Eliza A.. Jiones, Pemmachno; cydradd 3'ydd, John Jones, Cefnboeth, ac Emlyn Ellilis, [Mount. Ffram pictiwr, D. Jones, Tlai Ucha'. Hiaford Elwy. Deuawd (i rai dan 16 oed), Y LÍili" (Tom Price), Parti o'r Ciexxig. Adtoddiad (i rai dan- 16 oed), "M ynd i Bysigota," 1, Miss Mattie Jones, Gwern Hywel; 2, Miss Blodwen, Jones, Penmaehno,. Axholiad ar y bennod olaf o'r Galatiaid, 1, Mrs Watkdin Jones, Celyn Bala; 2, Mr John Jones,, Smithy, Pentreyioelas. Unawd (I blant dan 16 oed), unrhyw un allan, o'r People's Welsh .Songs," Kate Owen, Cerrig y Druidion. Erlliwau anifeiliaid yr Hen. Destament, ynghyd a byr nodiad ar bob Din: i, Miss Jones, Ffes- tiniog, a Mr. John Jones, Growine Cexrig (cyd- radd) 2, Mr. John Jones, Hendre, Rhydy- wern. Unawd (i rai heb ennill o'r blaen), o, ddewisiad yr ymgeiswyr, D. Jones, Glasfryn. Un.awd tenor, Morfudd, fy nghariad," D. Jones, Llangwm. Corau plant, Cwsg, fy noli." Daeth tri cor ymlaen, sef Bethel (John W. Daviesi, Pentrefoelas), Siloam (Tohn Ellis Jones, Claseg Fran), a Cherrig, (Bob Parry, Cer- rig y Druidion). Dyfarnwvd Siloam yn oreu. CYFARFOD YR Hi WYR. Uuawd soprano, Teljmau'r Saint" (W. O. Jones), Miss, Kate Morgan Jones, Penmacuno. P ennill ion, Blwydd-dal henaint," Mr. Robert D. Jones ("Ap Cledwyn.), Dinbych. Deuawd (v ddewisiad' yr ymgeiswyr), Meistri W. 0. Jones, Ffestiniog, a John W. Davies, Pentrefoelas. Cyfieithu o'r Saesaieg i'r Gymraeg, The human eye," Miss M. E. Roberts, Ty'niygilfach, Cerrig. Pediwarawd, Mi welaf mewn, adgof (Dr. Parry), John W. Davies a'i barti. Unawd bari- tone, "Craig yr Oesoedd" (J. G. Thoimas), Mr. Ted Jones, Festiniog. Cycling stockings," Miss Jones, Jones'-texxace, Cerrig. Englyn,, Pedol ceffyl," Dafydfd Parry, Glasfxyn. Tri- awd, Duw, bydd druigarog 11 (Dr. Parry), Tom Roberts, Penmachno. a" barti. Ffon, Mr. Thos. Jones, Isgaeoc- Wen. Parti (16), Y Nant' ar Blodeuyn" (Tom Price), Paxti Cerrig (John W. Davies), Fbellas. Prif draethawd, R. Davies, Goelas, a W. Meredith Davies, Ffestiniog, yn gydradd oeUJ. Prif adrodd lad, Pawb at y peth y bo," cyd-fuddugoil, John W. Ellis, Cerrig, a. Miss Hughes, Cerrigell- cwm, Ysbytty. Canu gyda'r tannau, Thos. Jbnes, Isgaer Wen. Rhanwyd y ddwy wobr arall rhwng Watkin Jones, Celyn Bala, Bob Parry, Cerrig, ac Arthur Jones, Bryn Du, Cefnbrith,, Cerrig. Pedwarawd, Y dei- gryn (W. T. Samneills), W. Lloyd a'i barti, C'erxig. Parti miedibion, Wvr Philisitiaid" (Jenkins), Morfa Rhuddlarn" (Dr. Rogers). Dau barti ddaeth ymlaen, sef Parti Dolgynnal (R. H. Jones, Ysbytty), a Parti Pentrefoelas (W. Jenkin Roberts), a dyfarnwyd yr oilaf yn oreu gyda charamoliaeth. Her unawd, Mr. Ted Jrones, Ffestiniog. Cynygiwyd y diolchjiadafu aT- fero.1 gan, Mr. Jones, Penlan., eiliwyd gan y Parch. R. J. Parry, a therfynwyd v cyfarfod drwy ganu Hen Wlad fy Nhadau." Swydld- o-gion y Pwyllgor oeddynt:—Cadeirydd, Mr. D. O. Jones, Penlan; .Trysorydd, Mr. Humphrey 'W. Jones., Gwerful Cottage; Ysgrifenyddion, Mr. Ido Jones, Penrhyn GIasfryn, a Mr. John W. Davies, Pentrefoelas. Gwnaethant eu gwaith yn ardderchog.

Scottish Motor Trials. Many have been the Humber triumphs in the past, but never in the whole forty years' history of the great company has there ever been such a success as that recorded in connection with these trials, when the two Humber cars completed their six days' non-stop journey through the Scottish motor reliability trials. The 12 h.p. and 16 h.p. Humbers created a sensation in the Irish motor reliability trials a month ago by the way in which they swept the board, each winning the gold medal in its class, and securing the Dunlop 200 guinea challenge cup and gold medal for the leading team. But severe as was the test in the Irish trials, it was nothing to that in the Scottish trials, which finished at Glasgow on Saturday night. The Scottish Automobile Club has earned a reputation for the severity of its competitions, with the result that the Scottish trials to-day rank as the greatest criterion in the motor world. The route selected was over 1,007 miles through- out some of the most inaccessible parts of the Scottish Highlands. Frequently the cars were taken up the side of a mountain and over routes which were no better than tracks. Yet day after day the Humbers went purring along with that clockwork regularity which has always been their characteristic. At Cairn O'Mount on Monday they each won their class in the two miles long hill climb, and the 12 h.p. won the hill climb amongst the smaller cars in its class on the following day. The motor buyer wants reliability above all things in his car, and therefore it may be taken for granted that the success of the Humbers will cause an enormous impetus to the trade of the huge factory ot Coventry. The two Humbers ¡ constitute the only team which has gained every I possIble mark for reliability in these two great reliability trials.

Priodas Ffasiynol yn y Bala. MISS KATE JONES, TREMYWAWR, A MR. R. H. WILLIAMS, TREFRIW. Un o'r amgylchiadau dyddorol at ba un yr oedd pobl y Bala a Threfriw yn edrych ymlaen ato er's peth amser bellach ydoedd y briodas ffasiynol gymerodd le yn y Bala, Mehefin igeg, cydrhwng Miss Kate Jones, Tremywawr, gynt o Gaer, a phumed ferch y diweddar Mr a Mrs Edward Jones, Tynyffridd, Llanfor, a Mr. R. H. Williams, Bryn- Conwy, Trefriw, arolygydd Cyngor Dosbarth Geirionydd. Gweinyddid y seremoni ddyddorol am un o'r gloch yng nghapel yr Anibynwyr, Bala, ond ymhell cyn yr adeg yr oedd tyrfa anar- ferol o luosog wedi ymgynull o fiaen yr addoldy i ddisgwyl iddo gael ei a gor, Yr oedd y set fawr y capel wedi ei addurno yn nodedig o chwaethus gyda blodau gwynion, a'r dyddordeb mwyaf yn cael ei gyrneryd yn y seremoni. Gwein- yddwyd ar yr achlysur gan y Parch. T. Talwyn Phillips, B.D., Bala, yn cael ei gynorthwyo gan y Parchn. H. Ivor Jones, Caer, Evan Davies, Trefriw, a J. J. Roberts (Iolo, Caernarfon). Rhoddwyd y briodferch ymaith ymaith gan ei brawd, Mr. Morris Jones, Merilyn Farm, Rhuthyn, a gweinyddwyd arni fel morwyn briodasol gan ei chwaer, Miss Dinah Jones, Tremywawr, a Miss Williams, Trefriw (chwaer y priodfab), a'r genethod bychain a ganlyn fel train-bearers Misses Phyllis Williams, Caer; Doris Hughes, eto; Gwenith Gwyn Phyllips, Bala Doris Hyde, Liscard a Dorothy Jones, Caer. Gwisgai y briodasferch gown of grey satin charmeuse, trimmed with costly real point de venise lace, passementerie, and orange blossom gwisgai hefyd diamond necklace and pendant. Gwisgai Miss Dinan Jones dress of mauve crepe de chene, trimmed with handsome real Honiton lace, and rich gold embroidered insertion, a Miss Williams yr un fath. Y gwas ydoedd Mr E. G. Williams (brawd y priodfab) yn cael ei gynorthwyo gan Mr R. Robf rts, Council School, Trefriw. Yr oedd amryw o dai y dref wedi rhoddi baneri allan i groesawu y par ieuanc, a'r fynediad i orsaf y rheilffordd wedi ei haddurno yn brydferth. Ymadawodd y par ieuanc gyda'r tren pedwar i Lundain a'r Cyfandir, lie y treulir y mis mel. Am 2 o'r gloch, daeth nifer luosog ynghyd o wahoddedigion, obeli ac agos, i'r Victoria Hall, i fwynhau boreufwyd priodasol wedi ei ddarparu yn y modd goreu gan Mr. Owen, White Lion Hotel. Yr oedd y neuadd wedi ei haddurno yn brydferth erbyn yr amgylchiad. Wele restr o'r gwahodded- igion :— Parch a Mrs Roberts, A'velon, Bala Parch. J. J. a Mrs. Roberts, Porthmadog; Mr a Mrs Williams, Anfield, Liver- pool; Parch, a Mrs Evan Davies, Trefriw; Mr a Mrs Jordan, Islyn, Bala Mr Evans and Mr G. Ivor Evans, Chestnut Cottage. Bala; Mr and Mrs Roberts, Bodlondeb, Bala Mr a Mrs O. H. Hughes, 67. -High-street, Bala Dr. a Mrs Williams, lawelfan, Bala Miss Davies, Aran House, Bala; Miss Cathie Evans, Glan Tegid, Bala; Mrs Jones, a Dr. White Jones. Plasyracre, Bala; Mr J. Jones, Tegid House, Bala; Miss Davies, Regent House, Bala; Mr a Mrs J. O. Jones, Cefnprys, Llamiwchllyn Miss Hughes a Mr E. J. Hughes, tores, Bala Misses Kate ac Edith Jones, Glan- tryweryn, Bala; Misses Jones, Osborn House, Bala; Miss Miss Edwards, Druid House, Bala; Mr Davies, N & S Wales Bank, Bala; Mr T. R. Dakin, 78. High-street, Bala; Mr Hall, Bronallt, Bala Miss Wensley a Miss Lottie Wensley, Bala Miss Roberts, Frondirion, Bala Miss Hughes, Tryweryn View, Bala; Miss Davies, Park House, Bala; MraMiss Williams, Brvnpader, Bala; Miss Jennie Griffiths, Ty'nyffridd, Sarnau Mr a Mrs Davies, Llanuwch- lyti Mr a Mrs Davies, Garnedd, Bala Mr a Mrs Jones. Siamberwen, Cynwyd; Miss Hughes, Ynys Towyn, Porth- madog; Miss Jones, London House, Csrrigydruidion Mr a Mrs Jones Maerdy Farm, Cymro Parch, a Mrs Ivor Jones, Chester Mr a Miss Morgan, Solicitor. Chester; Mr Hughes, Chester Mr a Mrs Tom Williams. Chester; Miss Gwladys Jones, Chester Miss Prixton, Chester Misses Brown, Chester; Parch. Ellwood. Manchester Mrs a Miss Gwladys Owen, Liverpool; Mr a Mrs Hidy, Liscard; Mr John LI. Jones, Deiaidty Miss Maggie Jones, Llechweddfigin Mri. E. W. a J. E. Jones, Berthlafar Mr a Mrs Rowlands, Ty- isaf; Misses Rowlands. Tvisaf; Mr Rolli Ellis. Chester; Miss Jones, Chester; Mr Ellis, Liverpool; Mr a Mrs Evans, 52, High-street, Bala; Mr John Edwards, Surveyor, Bala; Mr a Mrs Evans, Trefriiv Mr R. Manod Owen, Pentre; Mr Roberts, Fronderw, Trefriw Mr and Mrs Thomas, Hill Crest, Trefriw Mr a Mrs R. O. Roberts, Bryn Craf- nant, Tretriw Mr John 1. Williams, Bryn Conwy, Trefriw s. Mr a Miss Davies, Penybryn, Trefriw; Miss Evans, Bryn- conway, Trefriw Mr a Mrs Morrison, Llandudno Mrs a Miss Williams, Havelock House, Llandudno Miss Roberts, Post Office, Llanrwst Mr and Mrs Griffith, Gwydyr Ucha, Llanrwst; Miss Owen, Frondderw, Trefriw; Mr a Mrs Roberts, Ronaleyn, Trefriw; Master Edward Jones. Mer- llyn, Ruthin Mr Ted Watkins, Ty'nypren. Bala; Mr. J. P. Jones, Tegid House, Bala Mr R. T. Ellis. Shop, Trefriw Mr R. R. Owen. Union. Llanrwst Mr J. G. Evans, Cwm, Penmachno Miss Dilys Evans, Cwm, Pemnacbno; Mr a Mrs Jones, Bryn Crafnant, Trefriw. Rhestr o'r anrhegion Bride to Bridegroom, gold chain Bridegroom to Bride, silver dressing bag Mr a Mrs Rowlands, Tyisaf, Bala, silver kettle on stand Mr a Mrs Jones. Siamberwen, Cynwyd. rosewood table Miss Sarah Jones, Tremywawr, silver bowl Mr a Mrs Jones. Merilyn Farm, Ruthin, silver cake basket Miss Dinah Jones, Tremywawr, silver and tortoise-shell toilet set Miss Rowlands. Tyisaf silver and tortoise-shell clock Miss Kitty Rowlands, Tyisaf, silk cushion cover Mr a Mrs Michael Williams, Penisa'rpentre. Trefriw, gent's dressing case Mrs Thomas, do, silver hot water jug (Doulton ware) Mr a Mrs Evans, Boston House, do, gent's knitted stockings Mr E. Lloyd Jones, Ironmonger, Llanrwst, copper coal skuttle Mr a Mrs Davies, Penybryn, Trefriw, half dozen silk handkerchiefs Mr a Mrs Evans, Bee Hive, do, gent's gold-mounted umbrella Mr R E Thomns, Hill Crest, do, gent's dressing case Miss Nellie Evans, Bronderw, Penmachno, afternoon tea cloth and tiay cloth Miss Nancy Williams. Uwchydon, Trefriw. glass dish Miss Nellie Jones, Capel Curig, E.P, flower vase Mr William Owen, Poplar, gent's evening slippers Mr a Mrs Parry, Bronhaul, Bettws-y-coed, half dozen silver tea spoons Miss Humphreys, Glyn, book (Tennyson's poems) Mrs Martha Williams, Bryn Crafnant, Trefriw, China set Parch a Mrs Davies, Gorphwysfa, do, black ebony silver mounted walking stick Miss Kate Hughes, Nebo, Llanrwst, table centre Miss Owen, Bronderw, Trefriw, inkstand MT T. Jones, 5, Trefriw terrace, 110, pickle jar with silvet- stand and fork Mrs Pritchard, Llys Llewelyn, Trefriw, Beibl darluniadol Glan Geirionydd Mrs Parry, do, silver cigar holder and buttonhook. Mrs Roberts. Metro. Bank, Llangefni, pocket book Mr E. G. Williams, Liverpool, cabin trunk Geirionydd District Council Employees, Commentary of Bible (Welsh) Dr a Mrs Williams, Bala, silver salt bottle Parch a Mrs Talwyn Phillips, do, afternoon tea cloth Mr a Mrs Jordan, do, Irish linen bedspread Mrs Parry, Glan Tegid, a Miss Cathie Evans, do, photo Ms J. Idwal Williams, Trefriw, salad bowl Mrs Lewis, Aran View, Bala, gold photo frame Mrs Jones, Manchester House, Porthmadog, silver fruit stand Mr and Mrs Hyde, Liscard. silver flower vase Mr Bank, Portdinorwic, silver flower stand Misses Brown, Chester, flower stand and news rack Mr Ted Watkins, Bala, silver fruit stand Mrs Pugh, Bwlchcarneddog, hand painted plates Mrs Davies, St. Anne's street, Chester, china pan stand Mrs Pamplin, Llandderfel, antique jugs Mr a Mrs Hughes, Stores, Bala, glass ornaments Mrs Williams, New Shop, do, scent bottle Miss Pollie Hughes Brynmoel, photo frames Miss Ivora Jones, Neath, silver hatpin stand and pin cushion Mr a Mrs Davies, Garnedd, Bala, toilet set Mrs Ellis, Dolgelley, rose bowl Mrs Davies, Park House, Bala, antique tea cups and saucers Miss Davies, do, silver cruet Mr Hugh Ellis, Liverpool, and Miss Alice Jones, Chester, handpainted coffee set. Mr a Mrs H. Evans, 50, High-street, Bala, pictures Mr and Mrs O. W. Roberts, Cambrian House, do, tea cosy Mr and Mrs Edwards, Aberdeulyn. Trefriw, toilet set Miss Parry, Blaencwmprysor, Trawsfynydd, cosy cover Miss Jones, Berwyn-street, Bala, hand painted vase Mr a Mrs Roberts, Ronaleyn, Trefriw. brass bellows Mrs a Miss Hughes, Tryweryn View, Bala, afternoon tea cloth. Mes-rs Joseph Beckett & Co., Chester, real Brussel Point de Gage handkerchief Irs Farchney, Bootle. sideboard cloth Mrs Jones, Plasacre, Bala, afternoon tea cloth Master Launcelot, and Miss Rosalind Owen, Trefriw, tray- cloth Mr a Mrs Alun Davies, Chester, table centre Mrs John Evans, Arenig-street, Bala, Wasbieake Miss Wensley, Bronallt, do, aTternoon tea cloth Miss Lotti Wensley, do, toilet set Miss Nellie Evans, Brynconway, Trefriw, afternoon tea cloth Misses L., J. a G. A. Jones, Garneddlwyd, Bala, photo frames Mr a Mrs Jones. Moeiygarnedd farm, do, photo frames Mrs Jones, Bodryn, Llandwrog, table centre Mr a Mrs J. O. Jones, Cefnprys, framed texts Dr. White Jones, Bala. silver desert stand Mrs Davies, Llanuwchllyn, gold plated frames Mr Davies. N. & S. W. Bank, Bala, silver perfume bottle Mr a Mrs Lloyd. Tegid Temperance, do, silver calendar I Mr a Mrs O, H. Hughes, do, silver photo frames Mr G. Ivor Evans, do, silver vases Mr R. T. Ellis, Chester, electroplated inkstand Mr a Mrs Morgan, Chester, toilet spray Mrs Williams, Brynpader, Bala, tea co^y Mr a Mrs Roberts, Bodlondeb, do, silver trinket boxes Miss Jones, Seaforth, Liverpool, silver pin box Mrs Sparks, Chester, marmalade jar (silver) Miss Williams, Llandudno, silver photo frames Mr Hall. Bronallt, Bala, silver brush and comb Miss Davies, Aran House, do, leather bag Rev a Mrs Ivor Jones. Chester, silver desert knives Mr D. W. Jones a'r teulu, Bala, travelling rug I Mrs Thomas, Hill Crest, Trefriw, tea cloth Miss Roberts, Frondirion. Bala, table centre Mr a Mrs Owen Jones, Bryn Crafnant, Trefriw, cushions Mr T. R. Dakin, Bala, silver vase Messrs Butt & Co., Chester, silver afternoon tea set Miss Doris Hyde, Liscard, splash cloth Mr a Mrs J. Humphreys, Henblas, Bala, silver candlesticks Mr a Mrs J. Ellis, Mount-street, do, tray crumb brush Mrs H. Lloyd Davies, Regent House, do, enamelled pastry board Miss J. E. Davies, do, silver flower stand Mrs Sarah Ann Jones, Aran-street, do, towels Mr a Mrs Ffoulkes Jones, Corwen, set of books Mr a Mrs W. T. Jones, 39, High-street, Bala, collar for dog k Mr J. Ll. Jones, Defaidty, silver skewers Mr a Mrs Hughes, Ynys Towyn, Portmadoc, silver vase Misses Hughes, do, silver vases. Mr J. O. Roberts, knitted stockings. Miss Nellie Davies, Penybryn, Trefriw, table cloths Mr a Mrs Morrison, Llandudno, tray cloths Miss Williams, Brynconwy, Trefriw, bedspread Miss Annie Roberts, Tremywawr, silver jam spoon Mr a Mrs Worrall, Chester, toilet set Mr a Mrs Edwards, Tremarran Cottage. Bala, tea cloth Misses Jones, Osborne House, do, silver knife rest Mrs Jones, do, sideboard cloth Mr a Mrs Roberts, Church Row, do, antique jugs Miss Sidney Ellis, Castle-street, do, autique teapot Mrs Lloyd, Greengrocer, hot water jug. Mrs Lloyd. Tegid-street, do, antique china Mrs David Edwards, Castle-street, do, vase Mr a Mrs R. M. Evans, Castle-street, do, china vase Mrs Gwladys Jones, Chester, table centre Mr a Mrs Jones. DefFrobani, Trawsfynydd, cushion cover Mrs Evans, Bethania, Ffestiniog, cushion cover Miss Kate Pierce, Colwyn Bay, silk eiderdown quilt Miss Sarah Jones, Tegid-street, Bala, pair ornaments Mrs Arthur Evans, Caeijenor, Rhyl, photo frames Mr J. M. Jones, do, tabMcentre Miss Jones, do, afternoon tea cloth Mr a Mrs Hughes, Chester, table centre Mr Doris Hyde, Liscard, splash cloth Messrs J. Jones a J. P. Jones, Tegid House, Bala, mirror and brush stand Mr. and Mrs J. Humphreys. Henblas, silver candlestick Mr a Mrs J. Ellis, Mount-street, do Trav crumb and brush Mrs a Miss Davies, Regent House, do-, enamelled pastry board Mrs Sarah Ann Jones, Aran-street, do, towels Misses Gr ffiths, Ty'nyffridd, silver vases Mr Davies, Llanuwchllyn, slippers Mrs Jones, B rwyn-street, Bala, teapot Mr D A. Williams, Anfield, Liverpool, Miss E. Preiton, Chester, photo frame Master Edward Jones a Miss May Jones, Merllyn, Ruthin, vase Mrs Jones, Maerdy Farm, Maerdy, Bible Mr a Mrs Rowlands, Sarnau, vase Miss Jones, London House, Cerrig, tea cosy Mr R. Roberts, Council School, Trefriw, volums Deacons. C.M. Chapel, do, Hymn book Mr a Mrs R. R. Owen, Llanrwst, fountain pen Mr Evan Evans, Fatty. Nant, do, cream jug and sugar basin (Doulton ware) Miss Kate Williams, Bryn Neuadd. Trefriw, timepiece in Mrs Jones, Vrondeg. Bettws-y-Coed, writing case Mr Thomas Jones, Trefriw-terrace, Trefriw, pickle jar on silver stand Miss Parry, Gorphwysfa, do, old china Mr J. G. Evans, P.O., Cwm, Penmachno, silver cigarette case Mrs Evans, do, tea cosy Mr Isaac Thomas, Hill Crest, Trefriw, painting Mr David Thomas, do. painting Mr and Mrs Roberts, Central Buildings, do, Chinese bracket Rev J. Gower, Rectory, do, cheque Mr R. T. Ellis. The Shop, do, eiderdown quilt Mr T. Griffith, Estate Agent, Gwydyr Ucha Llanrwst, travelling bag. Mr Owen. Pentre, Cefnddwvsarn, silver and china jam dish Miss G. M. Jones, Siamberwen, Cynwyd, two bath towels Dr a Mrs Williams, Trefriw, two serviette rings, tray cloth, and table centre Miss Gwladys Owen, Liverpool, silver case Mr and Mrs Enos Davies, Castle-street, Bala, teapot Rev D. G. Ellwood, Manchester, silver biscuit cabin Miss Dorothy Jones, Chester, silk pincushion Mr a Mrs Williams, Madoc-House, Bala. silver stand Miss Polly Jones, High-street, do, silver mounted vases Parch a Mrs J. J. Roberts, Portmadoc, Hymn book Mr a Mrs Kinna, Rose Hill,Trefriw, silver cigarette case Mr a Mrs Jone. Vron, Trefriw, cheque Mr David Roberts, Manchester, painting Mr D. O. Jones. Pentrevoelas, weather barometer Mrs Lloyd, Tydu, Llangernyw, tablecloth Mr a Mrs Evans, Crafnant House, Trefriw, tobacco pouch Miss Mary Davies, Bryn Conwy, table cloth Mrs Thomas, China NVarehouse, Llanrwst, ornaments Mr a Mrs R. O. Roberts, Bryn Crafnant, Trefriw, glass flower vase P.C. Williams, Trefriw, silver jam spoon, pickle fork, and butter knife Mrs Jones, The Cottage, Church-street. Llanrwst, old china

North Wales Asylum. NEW NONCONFORMIST CHAPLAIN. A special meeting of the visitors was held at the Asylum on Monday. Mr. J. A. Chadwick presided over an attendance which included Messrs. P. E. Story, R. E. Hughes, and W. Parry, representing the subscribers Messrs. A. O. Evans, Dr. D. Llovd, Messrs. E. Allen, Henry Williams, J. T. Morgans, Joseph Jones, T. Williams, H. Clegg, W. Owen, G. W. Griffiths, J. R. Hughes, Robert Hughes, C. H. Wynne, and Dr. Robert Roberts, Dr. E. P. Edwards. NEW CHAPLAIN. Two applications for the post of Nonconformist chaplain were received, one from the Rev. M. E. Jones, Wesleyan minister, Mold, and the other from the Rev. James Charles, Congregational minister, Denbigh. The office was vacant owing to the death of the late Rev. Joseph Evans (C.M.), Denbigh. The Rev. M. E. Jones wrote stating that he was a V, e leyan minister, but had given up pastoral work on account of his wife's health. He had gone into business as a bookseller and newspaper proprietor, but had now become convinced that he was not intented for such business. When Wesleyan minister in Denbigh he had acted as assistant chaplain at the asylum. The Rev. James Charles wrote saying that he was prepared to undertake the chaplaincy on the same terms as the late Rev. Joseph Evans. When he could not be present himself the following ministers had eagaged to act as his deputies :— The Revs. Evan Jones (C.M.), D. Thomas (W.), T, Griffiths (B.), D. E. Jenkins (C.M.), and J. O. Jones (C.M.). Mr. J. R. Hughes proposed that the Rev. James Charles be elected.—Mr. A. O. Evans seconded. Mr. P. E. Story said that he did not know MT. Charles personally, but he knew that he was a conscientious and able man, and he had great pleasure in supporting his application. Mr. A. O. Evans: Is that an election speech ? Mr. Story Mr. Evans can take it as he pleases. Mr. T. W. Griffith said that he was convinced that the arrangement which Mr. Charles proposed t6 continue had worked very satisfactorily in the past. Otherwise he would have supported the candidature of the Rev. M. E. Jones, who was an able man. Mr. Charles was unanimously elected. INCREASE OF SALARY. On the motion of Mr. J. R. Hughes, the salary of the Rev. H. Humphreys, Church of England chaplain, was increased from c60 to £ 80, the sum usually paid.

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Words are the only things which Last for ever. —Mr Winston Churchill, M.P., at the Press Conference. The J'une double number of The Lady's Woirld," price 6d., No. 129 (Horace Marshall & Sons, 125, Fleet-street, E.C.), will be found an entrancing companion for the summer holidays, beling replete with eight charming suimimex stories by the best authors, as well as interesting society and theatrical notes with beautiful por- traits. of well-known individuals. In this num- ber Fashions take a spe-cial place, and for the housewife many useful hints have been pro- vided. Specially recommended are the articles 00 Table Napkin's, and How to Fold Them," How to Entertain, Single-Handed," "Cookery for summer entertainments, Laundry Work at home1, which will be found very useful for these who do up thei,r own blouses, laces, &c. A very charming article, has been written, by Mr Eustace Miles on Lawn Tennis," which ought to be read by all young people who are interested in the gams. There are special ar- tides on "House Beautiful," the arrangement of flowers in our homes, Fancy Work," "Hints for the Pretty Girl," and an extensive article on Millinery," telling how to transform last year's hats into the modern, fashion. The "Ntir- sarv" section forms a papular feature for mothers. A gratis pattern is given away of a veryuaeful cooking overall. Our readers should order this. number at once, so as to. make sure of procuring it. If }*our newsagent cannot get it, early application should be sent to the "la "v s World Office, 6, Essex-street, Strand, London.