The London Welshman

Y DIAFOL NEWYDD. Y mae Dr. Cynddylan Jones yn feistr ar watwareg. Wrth anerch cynulleidfa yn Aber- carn aeth rhagddo i adrodd hanes Diwygiad '59. Collai cynulleidfaoedd y Deffroad hwnnw hefyd bob rheolaeth arnynt eu hunain. Atalient y pregethwr ar ganol ei bregeth. Haerai y beirniaid oerion a doeth fod y bobl yn wallgof; nas gallasai yr Ysbryd Glan, o bawb, achosi peth felly. Rhaid mai rhyw ysbryd arall oedd wrth y gorchwyl-rhyw; ddemon, neu ddiafol newydd. Adwaenai pawb yr hen ddiafol wrth ei waith. Gyru pobl yn heidiau i'r tafarnau y byddai efe. Eu. gwallgofi a than uffern. Cymeryd eu dillad oddiam danynt; peri iddynt ymddwyn at eu gwragedd a'u plant yn waeth na phe buasent yn fwystfilod. Rhoddi Cymraeg a Saesneg y Trueni yn eu genau. Wrth gwrs, yr oedd yr holl wlad yn ei awdurdodi ef; nis gallai wadu ei hun. Ond am y diafol newydd, myn hwn yru y bobl wrth y miloedd i'r addoldai. Gwna iddynt ffieiddio eu hen fywyd. Dyd ddillad newydd am eu cyrph, ac arian yn eu llogellau. Crea ynddynt awydd am ragori. Lleinw hwy a serch ymarferol at eu teuluoedd eu prif hvfryd- wch yw canu mawl i Dduw, a bod o wasanaeth i'w cyd-ddyn. Diafol rhagorol yw hwn. Y mae iddo groeso mawr i'n plith. Hoffem ei weled yn rheoli holl Gymru

YR ATHRONYDD A'R PENNILL. Dro yn ol rhoddodd Athronydd ac Esgob eu barn o berthynas i darddle y Deffroad. Yr oedd y ddau foneddwr yn unfryd-unfarn teimlad oedd Achosydd y cyfan. Yn fuan ar ol y dwthwn hwnnw arweiniwyd yr Athronydd i seiat gan ei gyfeillion. Yr oedd rhyw ysbryd yn awyr yr odfa na theimlwyd ei debyg ers talm. Gwir nad oedd yn weledig, eto daethai mewn ufudd-dod i wahoddiadau taerion. Ym mhlith eraill, cododd yr Athronydd ar ei draed; ac wrth draethu ei feddwl ar athroniaeth crefydd, arweiniwyd ef yn ddifeddwl gan rhyw angel glan at hen bennill a ddysgasai efe pan yn blentyn bach. Tra gyda'r gorchwyl hyfryd hwnnw, daeth yn amlwg i'r gynulleidfa fod y boneddwr dysgedig mewn "ystorm." Trechodd yr hen bennill ef yn wych. Disgynodd gwlaw calon ar ei wyneb, ac nis mynai ei guddio. Yr oedd yr Athronydd yn fyw o deimlad hyfryd, ond atolwg pwy roddodd y teimlad ar dan ? Adgofion ? Efallai, ond nid oedd yr adgofion yn ddim amgen na magdanau; Haw pwy a ddefnyddiodd yr adgofion i bwrpas felly ? Nid diogel myned ar gefn pennillion y dyddiau hyn, canys y mae digon o rym ynddynt, er diniweitied eu golwg, i ddwyn yr iach ei ysbryd i'r llwch.

Oxford Notes. FOR the greater portion of this term Jesus College will miss the presence of its Principal- Professor John Rhys. The delicate state of Mrs. Rhys' health necessitates a stay in a climate more congenial to invalids than that of foggy and relaxing Oxford. This winter Professor and Mrs. Rhys are visiting the West Indies and more particularly Jamaica-an island which, thanks to the commendable efforts of the Elder Dempster Company, whose leading spirit is that Welsh Welshman, Sir Alfred Jones-seems to be growing in popular favour as a health resort. The necessity of the visit we deeply regret, but sincerely trust that the voyage and stay will be such in its results that all future tours undertaken by Professor and Mrs. Rhys will be solely for pleasure. OF the five W elsh 'Varsity Societies--the Dafydd ap Gwilym, the Old Aberystwythian, the Welsh Church, the Llwyd and the Ystrad Meurig- the Dafydd ap Gwilym and the Old Aberyst- wythian are, so far, the only two which have met. The Dafydd met on Saturday, January 29th, and after disposing of the usual prelimin- aries indulged in a discussion on The Defects in the Welsh Character." An attempt was made to set before us the Welsh character from the stranger's point of view. Whilst some minor defects were readily admitted the alleged greater defects provoked an animated and interesting discussion. THE Old Aberystwythian Society-or, in short, the O.A.S.-met on the previous Friday, January 28th. A paper was read by W. Ward (Merton), on Memories of Aber." It brought back to the members present many pleasant recollections of the happy time spent in Y Coleg ger y Hi' It might be interesting to note that this Society, together with the Dafydd, claims the honour of numbering Mr. O. M. Edwards amongst its founders. LAST Sunday evening we were privileged to hear the Bethesda Male Voice Party, so long famous among the Male Voice Choirs of Wales. They gave two concerts during the day in two Nonconformist places of worship in the city and met with a cordial reception on both occasions. Though our personal feeling was that too much English music was rendered by a choir so characteristically Welsh, they acquitted them- selves very creditably in their singing of Comrades," and it was a rare treat to hear some of the Diwygiad hymns sung so finely by a choir that seemed to enter so fully into the spirit of the words and music. We trust that their visit was a success in every respect and that their future performances will be as creditable to themselves and their cause as at Oxford they undoubtedly proved to be.

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