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UNDEB YSGOLION SABBOTHOL METHODISTIAID LLUNDAIN. CYMANFA'R PLANT. Da genym gael ar ddeall fod yr arholiadau blynyddol perthynol i Gymanfa'r Plant eleni eto yn dangos fod Ysgolion Sabhothol y Method- istiaid yn Llundain wedi cymeryd llawer iawn o drafferth a gofal ynglyn ag addysgiad y plant yn yr Ysgryth)r ac yn yr Iaith Gymraeg. Mae'r Gymanfa yn un o sefydliadau mwyaf gwerth- fawr yr Hen Gorph yn y brifddinas ers blynyddau lawer, ac y mae'r gwaith a wneir drwyddi yn haeddu cefnogaeth pwy bynnag a gara lwydd y deyrnas yn ein plith fel cenedl. Derbyniasom y rhestr a ganlyn o enwau y plant o'r gwahanol ysgolion fuasant dan arholiad, ynghyd a'r safleoedd a gymerasant yn yr amrywiol ddosbarthiadau :— ARHOLIADAU YSGRYTHYROL. Dosbarth i rai dros 2iain oed. Marciau cyflawn, 128. Arholwr, Parch. Evan Armstrong. Gwobr I, Evan Davies, Jewin, 106; II, W. Williams, Falmouth Road, 102; III, Thomas Hughes, Brixton, 89; John Hughes, Brixton, 77. Dosbarth dan aiain oed. Marciau cyflawn, 100. Arholwr, Parch. J. Emlyn Jones. Gwobr I, Martha Jenkins, Jewin, 96; II, Maggie Jenkins, Jewin, 93 III, Milwyn Burrell, Willesden Green, 84 Lilian Francis, Wilton Square, 80 Alfred the Great," Clapham Junction, 79; "Prophuros" a L. Gwladys Lloyd, Clapham Junction, 78; David Hughes, Brixton, 75 C. G. Williams, Clapham Junction, 74 Eveline Edwards, Clapham Junction, 50. Dosbarth dan 16eg oed. Marciau cyflawn, go. Arholwr, Parch. J. Emlyn Jones. Gwobr I, LI. H. James, Clapham Junction, 90; II, Enid Edwards, Clapham Junction, 88; III, Mair Lloyd-George, Clapham Junction, 83 Jane E. Jones, Brixton, a May Davies, Jewin, 80; Olwen," Clapham Junction, 79; Bessie Edwards, Clapham Junction, 78 David," Clapham Junction, 77; Gwilym Lloyd- George, Clapham Junction, 76; Maggie Jenkins, Wilton Square, 75; Deborah Davies, Wilton Square, 73 Jennie Morgan, Jewin, 70 Annie Benjamin, Jewin, 67 Blodwen Francis, Wilton Square, 58; Ieuan Williams, Charing Cross Road, 56 William Davies, Jewin, 50 Albert James, Jewin, Tudor Hughes, Clapham Junction, a Rachel Jones, Wilton Square, 48 E. Griffiths, Charing Cross Road, 46 Kate Roberts, Clapham Junction, 45. Dosbarth dan 13eg oed. Marciau cyflawn, 100. Arholyddes, Miss Jennie Vaughan. Gwobr I, Huw Ifor Lloyd, Walham Green, 100; II, Cassie Jones, Jewin, 99 III, Annie Hope Evans, Falmouth Road, 97; Sarah M. Lloyd a Ida Oliver, Walham Green, Rees Lloyd Williams, Nannie Williams, a Lizzie Davies, Jewin, 96 Kitty Jones, Walham Green, Thomas John Lloyd, Roger Pugh, a Olwen Job, Jewin, 95 Cerwyn Ewart Phillips, Portobello Road, Susannah Maud Williams, Elizabeth Jane Morgan, a Muriel Job, Jewin. 94; Daniel Davie. Willon Square, a Myfanwy Hughes, Shirland Road, 92; Rachel Lloyd a Lizzie Jones, Jewin, go; Dilys Jones, Jewin, 89 David Charles Edwards a David James Davies, Clapham Junction, 85 Florence Harries, Portobello Road, a Thomas Henry Williams, Mile End Road, 65 Thomas Jenkins, Mile End Road, a Mary Morgan, Jewin, 64; Katie Jones a John Evans, Charing Cross Road, 60; John Jones (Euston Street), Charing Cross Road, 59 Mary Maglone Evans, Charing Cross Road, 58. Dosbarth dan ioeg oed. Marciau cyflawn, 100. Arholyddes. Miss Jennie Vaughan. Gwobr I, Margaret Mary Williams, Mile End Road, 98; II a Ill, Lizzie Jones, Portobello Road, a Lily Pugh, Jewin, 97 Sophia Jones, Charing Cross Road, 96; Annie Davies a Annie Mabel Jones, Jewin, 95 Richard Jones a Gwilym Morgan Lloyd, Portobello Road, 94; William Davies, Portobello Road, Elizabeth Ann Williams, Walham Green, Annie Morgan a Johnny Jones, Jewin, 93 Gwladys Lloyd a Lily Evans, Walham Green, Thomas Rees Jones, Jewin, Einon Williams a Richard Davies, Jewin, a May Myfanwy James, Porto- bello Road, 92; Eunice Bebb, Shirland Road, Gwladys James a ldris Lloyd, Portobello Road, Rowena Thomas, Charing Cross Road, David William Evans, Mile End Road, Getta Morgan a Ebenezer Jones, Jewin, 90; Gwladys Price, Portobello Road, 89; John Jones, Charing Cross Road, 86; Harold Thomas Williams, Clapham Junction, 82 Jennie Aled Evans, Falmouth Road, Dorothy Jones, Arthur Glyn Edwards, a Robert Stanley Griffiths, Clapham Junction, 80; Olwen Annie Edwards, Clapham Junction, 78 Robert Morgan Parry, Clapham Junction, 53; Ivor Price, Portobello Road, Elizabeth Anghand Edwards, Clapham Junction, a Elizabeth Jones, Jewin, 50. IAITH GYMRAEG. Safon VII. Marciau cyflawn, 160. Arholwr, Mr. R, T. Owen. Gwobr I, M. J. Jenkins, Mile End Road, 119; II, D. R. Jenkins, Wilton Square, 114; Ill, A. M. James, Mile End Road, 111 Trevor Davies, Jewin, no; Margaret Jenkins, Wilton Square, 106 D. A. Davies, Jewin, 100; David Jones, Mile End Road, 85. Safon VI. Marciau cyflawn, 160. Arholwr, Mr. R. T. Owen. Gwobr I, Dilys M. Phillips, Portobello Road, 120; II, A. C. Price, Portobello Road, 117 III, John Davies, Portobello Road, 115 Willie Davies., Jewin, 107 Annie Benjamin, Jewin, 97. Safon V. Marciau cyflawn, 160. Arholwr, Mr. R. T. Owen. Gwobr I, Lizzie Dennis, Holloway, 120; II, Lizzie Davies, Jewin, no; III, C. A. Phillips, Portobello Road, 97; Jenny Morgans, Jewin, 90. Safon IV. Marciau cyflawn, 470. Arholwr, Mr. W. J Williams. Gwobr I, Edith Bebb, Shirland Road, 439 II, Mary Davies, Jewin, 430; III, Thomas Jenkins, Mile End Road, 424; Idwal Rowlands, Willesden Green, 423 Bessie Parry, Willesden Green, 421 Daniel Davies, Wilton Square, 418 Hannah Jones, Jewin, 415 Cassie Jones, Jewin, 414; Thomas Henry Williams, Mile End Road, 403 Maggie Dilys Joseph, Willesden Green, 387 Mary Morgan, Jewin, 386 Elizabeth Jane Morgan, Jewin, 385 Eleanor Mary Davies, Mile End Road, 372 Gwen Davies, Jewin, 367 David Jones, Mile End Road, 363 Lillian Maud lones, Mile End Road, 358; Ann Myfanwy Williams, Mile End Road, 332; Thomas Eales, Holloway, 3x2. Safon III. Marciau cyflawn, 200. Arholwr, Mr. Edward Owen. Gwobr I, Nannie Williams, Jewin, 190: II a III, Eiriola Burrell, Willesden Green, a Ida Owen, Walham Green, 186 Myfanwy Hughes, Shirland Road, Lizzie Sayers a John Lloyd Parry, Willesden Green, 184 Huw Ifor Parry, Walham Green, 180; Sarah Lloyd, Walham Green, 178; Dilys Lloyd, Willesden Green, 177 Bessie Thomas, Mile End Road, a Emrys Jones, Willesien lireen, 176; Winnie Humphreys, Holloway, 174; Catherine Lloyd, Walham Green, 172 David Evans a Annie Evans, Mile End Road, a David Tudor Williams, Wilton Square, 170; Thomas Evans, Mile End Roar), 165 Thomas Oliver, Mile End Road, a Susie Williams, Jewin, 160; Maggie Jenkins, Falmouth Road, Rees Lloyd Wifliams, Jewin, a Lizzie Hughes, Holloway, 130; Aeres Evans, Holloway, a Annie Jones, Mile End Road, 185 Florence Harries, Shirland Road, 100. Safon II. Marciau cyflawn, 100. Arholwr, Mr. Tom Jenkins, Charing Cross. Gwobr I, Rachel Lloyd, Jewin, 99; II a III, Robt. Humphrey Hughes, Shirland Road, a Gwilym M. Lloyd, Shirland Road, 98 Muriel Job, Jewin, 95 Dilys Jones, Jewin, 94; Lizzie Jones, Shirland Road, 93 Richard Davies, Lizzie Jones, a Olwen Job, Jewin, G. Vaughan Jones, Holloway, a Richard Jones, Shirland Road, 90; William D. Davies a Sarah M. James, Shirland Road, 89 Elsie Bebb a Gwladys M. Price, Shirland Road, 86 Jane Davies, Falmouth Road, Ivor Jones, Holloway, David William Evans, Mile End, a Gwladys Eden Lloyd,' Willesden Green, 85 Thomas John Lloyd, Roger Pugh, a Ebenezer Jones, Jewin, 84; Sophie Jones, Charing Cross, John Jones (Euston Street), Charing Cross, John Owen Williams, Holloway, Maggie Mary Williams, Mile End, a Annie Catherine Davies, Willesden Green, 80; Lewis John Davies, Mile End, 78 Katie Jones, Charing Cross, a Sarah Eliz. Davies, Holloway, 75; Annie Morgan, Jewin, Mary Evans a John Jones, Charing Cross, Jenkin H. Eales, Holloway, a John Evans, Charing Cross, 70 Richard Wm. Lewis, Mile End, 67 Rowena Thomas, Charing Cross, a Mary Lloyd, Wilton Square, 65 Ceridwen Cole, Wilton Square, 60. Safon I. Marciau cyflawn, 100. Arholyddes, Miss Cassie Davies. I, Oswald Glyn Lloyd Owen, Willesden Green, 100 II, Trevor Burrell, Willesden Ureen, 99 III, Creuddyn Davies, Charing Cross, 98 C. Sayers a Mattie Oliver, Willesden Green, 97 May Morris, Mile End, Bethan Phillips, Willesden Green, a Annie Davies, Jewin, 96; Gwilym Hughes, Willesden Green, Evan Lewis Evans, Lewisham, Mfgan Foster, Portobello Road, Idris Lloyd, Shirland R. ad, a Elsie D ivies, Mile End, 95 Willie Davies, Willesden Green, 94; Li y Pugh, Jewin, 93; Annie Davies, Lewisham, a Arthur Jones, Willesden Green, 92; Mabel Humphreys, Willesden Green, a Gaynor Edwards a Gwilym Edwards, Holloway, 90; Ieuan Phillips, Willesden Green, 89 May Jones, Charing Cross, 85 Willie Parry Davies, Portobello Road, 83 Ada Jones, Willesden Green, 82 Elizabeth Annie Williams, Walham Green, 76 Maggie Evans, Mile End, 75 John Dmiel Davies, Mile End, 74 Getta Morgan, Jewin, 68 Maggie Francis, Wilton Square, 65 Maggie Davies, Shirland Road, 59 Maggie Headley, Wilton Square, 58; Johnny Jones, Jewin, a Eunice Bebb, Shirland Road, 55. Safon Rhagbaratoawl. Marciau cyflawn, 100. Arholyddes, Miss Cassie Davies. Gwobr I, Gildus Tibbott, Charing Cross, 99 II) Jennie Phillips, Jewin, 98; III, Dilys Lloyd Owen, Willesden Green, 97 Katie Davies, Lewisham, 96; Jennie Jones, Charing Cross, 94 M. E. Jenkins Wilton Square, 92; Hugh Lloyd Williams, Willesden Green, 91 Elsie Jones, Jewin, 90; Johnny Evans, Lewisham, 88; Owen Burrell, Widesden Green, 81 Kecs David Jones, Mile End, 77 Mattie Hughes, Willesden Green, 76 Maggie Ellen Jones, Mile End, 72 Tommy Evans, Charing Cross, 67 Rees John Oliver, Mile End, 59; Jennie Francis, Wilton Spuare, 52 Thomas Davies, Portobello Road, 51.
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WELSH DOCTORS IN LONDON. Second Annual Dinner. The second annual Welsh Medical Dinner was held on Friday evening, May 19th, at the Wharncliffe Rooms, Great Central Hotel, London, under the presidency of Sir R. Douglas Powell, Bart, K.C.V.O. Amongst the guests present were Sir John Williams, Bart., K.C.V.O., Dr. Frederick Roberts, Dr. Edmund Owen, Sir William Sinclair (Manchester), Sir William H. Bailey, Dr. Emrys Jones, Dr. Lloyd Roberts (Manchester), Dr. Lynn Thomas, C.B. (Cardiff), Dr. Dan Thomas (Medical Officer of Health, Borough of Stepney), Dr. Leonard Williams, Mr. Osmond Williams, M.P., Dr. Robert Jones (Liverpool), Dr. H. L. Hughes (Dowlais), Mr. Ben Davies, Dr. Hugh Jones (Dolgelly), Dr. Trevor Jones (Aberdare), Dr. Morgan (Clydach), Surgeon-General Keogh, C.B., Dr. Mills Roberts (Llanberis), Dr. Lloyd Owen (Birmingham), Dr. Owen Pritchard, Dr. Arthur Davies (Swansea), Dr. W. W. Powell, Dr. A. Ernest, Dr. Danford Thomas, and Mr. J. Howell Jones Evans (Hon. Secretary). The Chairman proposed the loyal toasts, which were heartily drunk, Miss Gwladys Roberts con- tributing the national songs. Sir Richard Powell. in proposing the toast of "The Medical Profession and the University of Wales," referred to the work of the constituent colleges, and expressed his regret that St. David's College, Lampeter, was not affiliated to the national University. He trusted that in the curriculum of the Welsh University the poetical fervour and imagination of the Welsh people would not be forgotten. Sir John Williams, in responding to the toast,. paid a high tribute of appreciation to Sir Douglas Powell, an old fellow-student and long-standing, personal friend. Referring to the University Colleges, he pointed out how, in a comparatively few years, they had changed the life of the Principality entirely. The university was only an infantile institution, but its early days had been fostered by His Majesty the King, its youth was being watched over by the Prince of Wales, and it was nurtured with a lack of tradi- tion which augured well for its future success. A reference to the suggestion that possibly the university might divide into one or more bodies induced Sir John to observe that personally he had no apprehension of danger, even if the University of Wales divided itself into three and established a thoroughly Welsh University at Aberystwyth, an English and a Welsh University at Bangor, and a cosmopolitan university at Cardiff The Welsh democracy had from the earliest commencement of higher education in Wales supported a Welsh college at Aberystwyth. They would continue to do so under whatever changes might happen in regard to the uni- versity. Dr. Emrys Jones also responded to the toast. He said that before very long he hoped he might have the opportunity of returning to his native country and following the steps and example of their distinguished countryman, Sir John Williams. Dr. Frederick Roberts proposed the toast of The guests of all nationalities." Surgeon Gen. Keogh and Dr. George Ogilvie responded. The health of the Chairman was proposed by Dr. Lynn Thomas. Sir Douglas Powell briefly responded, and the company then adjourned to another room, where- an excellent selection of music was rendered by Miss Carrie Jones, Miss- Gwladys Roberts, Miss Eva Bonwell, Mr. D. Evans, and Mr. Montague Butler (harpist).
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