Papurau Newydd Cymru
Chwiliwch 15 miliwn o erthyglau papurau newydd Cymru
5 erthygl ar y dudalen hon
Cuddio Rhestr Erthyglau
5 erthygl ar y dudalen hon
DIWYGIO YR ORSEDD.
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DIWYGIO YR ORSEDD. Gallesid tybied ryw hanner blwyddyn yn ol fod y gorchwyl o ddiwygio Gorsedd y Beirdd i gael ei gymeryd i fynu o ddifrif. Hysbyswyd mai ar y dealltwriaeth honno y cydsyniodd Dyfed i sefyll yn Archdderwydd, a phenodwyd pwyllgor i dynu allan "fesur diwygiadol" i'w gyflwyno i sylw yng Nghaernarfon ym mis Awst. Dichon fod y pwyllgor hwnnw wrthi yn gweithio, ond os ydyw, y mae wedi llwyddo i wneud yr hyn na wnaeth unrhyw bwyllgor Cymreig erioed o'r blaen-gweithio mor ddistaw fel iias gwyr neb ei fod wrthi. Os yw awdur- dodau presenol yr Orsedd yn tybied y gwna rhyw fan gyfnewidiadau yn y rheolau y tro i foddloni y genedl, y maent yn sicr o fod yn camsynied. Disgwylia y wlad am ddiwygiadau trwyadl, diwygiadau a wnant yr Orsedd yn ganolbwynt bywyd llenyddol, cerddorol, a chelfyddydol Cymru, ac yn allu gwirioneddol er dyrchafiad a diwylliant y genedl. Cyn y bydd felly, rhaid ei dwyn i fwy o gydgord ag ysbryd yr oes. Ni fynem ddifodi dim ynddi sydd yn drwyadl Gymreig ag urddasol, ond ar yr un pryd credwn y dylid newid cryn dipyn, nid ar ei defodau yn unig, ond ar ei chyfansoddiad. Dylid cydnabod dynion o dalent, ysgolheigdod, a gwasanaeth drwy eu derbyn i mewn i'r cylch heb ddisgwyl iddynt fyned dan unrhyw arholiad. A dylid gwneud rhyw wahaniaeth o fewn y cylch cydrhwng safle dynion fo wedi cyfoethogi llenyddiaeth Cymru a safle y rhai na roddasant brawf o unrhyw dalent heblaw talent bechgyn ysgol i basio arholiad digon peirianyddol. Nid oes son am "ddisgyblion" ymhlith beirdd y dyddiau hyn. Gorseddwyr graddedig ydynt i gyd. Ac i wneud yr Orsedd yn allu o wir rym a dylanwad rhaid gwerinoli llawer ami. Mae yr awdurdod ar hyn o bryd bron yn gyfangwbl yn llaw rhyw bwyllgor o wyth-ar-hugain. Ni fedd y cyfarfod blynyddol hawl i amheu doethineb y gwyr hyn ynglyn a'r pethau pwysicaf. Ym- ddengys i ni y dylai y Pwyllgor gael ei ethol yn rheolaidd, un ran o dair ohono i fynd allan o swydd bob blwyddyn. Ac a oes rhyw reswm dros i'r Archdderwydd a'r swyddogion eraill gael eu hethol am eu hoes ? Onid llawer iawn mwy boddhaol fyddai ethol Archdderwydd am nifer o flynyddoedd, dyweder pump neu saith, a'r swyddogion eraill am gyfnod byrrach ? Yr ydym yn taflu yr awgrymiadau hyn i sylw aelodau yr Is-bwyllgor, i'w cymeryd am eu gwerth. Yn unig gobeithiwn, er mwyn yr hen sefydliad urddasol ei hun, y dygir i mewn ddiwygiadau a roddant derfyn ar y gwawdio a'r crechwennu sydd yn cymeryd lie bryd bynnag y sonir am Orsedd y Beirdd.
Y "GENINEN" AM GORPHENAF.
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Y "GENINEN" AM GORPHENAF. Daeth y Geninen i law y tro hwn mor rhy- feddol o brydlon fel y buom beth amser yn methu credu nad oedd rhyw gamgymeriad wedi digwydd. Ai tybed i'r golygydd prysur gam- cynied y naill am y llall ? Rhyw dair wythnos ar ol yr amser dyladwy yr arferai anfon y syhoeddiad i'w daith. Mae pethau'n gwella, wir. Ceir yn y rhifyn doraeth o ysgrifau darllenadwy gan lenorion profedig. Mae pedwar o'r ysgrifenwyr yn ddoniau Lerpwl," sef y Parch. D. Adams, B.A., Mr. Eleazar Roberts, Dr. Owen Evans, a Pedr Hir, ac nid oes eisieu gair o ganmoliaeth ar un o honynt. Traethant ar bynciau y maent gartref gyda hwy. Nid llai dyddorol yw erthyglau y Parchn. R. Williams, M.A., Henry Oliver, B.A., R. E. Rowlands, M.A., W. H. Evans, ac A. S. Thomas, B.A. Ond dichon mai yr ysgrifau ar y Diwygiad a'r Weinidogaeth gan Ladmerydd a Simon Selwyn a ddygant fwyaf o sylw. Mae'r olaf yn arbenig yri ysgrifenwr o fedr eithriadol. Nid yn ami y darllenasom ddim a chymaint o fri arno, a bydd yn sicr o beri i rywrai wingo. Mae'r darnau barddonol, gweddillion llenyddol, &c., yn am- rywiol a dyddorol fel arfer.
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF NORTH…
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UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF NORTH WALES. Award of In=ColIege Scholarships, Exhibitions, &c., for Session 1905=6. In addition to continuing for another session, the Entrance Scholarships and Exhibitions awarded in 1904 and 1905, and amounting in annual value to £S40,the Senate have made the following new awards for 1906-7 :—- 1. Osborne Morgan Studentships. -— One studentship of £43 10s. has been awarded out of this fund to Walter Wm. Reed for one year, with the prospect of renewal for a second year. A studentship of like amount has been awarded to John Lloyd Jones for one year. II. R. A. Jones Prize (for proficiency in Mathematics).—This Prize (ZiS), has been awarded to Morris Owen. III. Awards out of the General Scholarship Funds.-I. Continuation Awards made to Third Year Students :-Elizabeth A. Roberts, ^15 J. Caleb Hughes, £ io; Emma Redman, £10. 2. Awards to Second Year Students :—Freda Chalke, exhibition of £25 raised to a scholar- ship of Z30 (the prize of £5 annually given by the Old Students' Association is assigned to this award) Constance Pearson, exhibition of jQ20 raised to £25 for one year; Ethel Hutchings, exhibition of Z20 raised to £25 for one year; Laura K. Hughes, exhibition of Ziio raised to £20 for one year; Annie Jones, exhibition of £20 continued for another year; Eva S G. Lloyd Williams, exhibition of £ 15 raised to £ 20 for one year Ruth C. Easterling, exhibition of ^15 raised to £20 for one year; Herbert E. Rogers, exhibition of Ziio con- tinued for another year; Grace D. Davies, award of £ 5 continued for another year; Gaynor R. Jones, award of ^5 continued for another year; Martha M. Lewis, award of £5 continued for another year; Evan E. Thomas, award of L:s. 3. Awards to First Year Students :—Bertram J. Witt, exhibition of £ 15 raised to £20 for one year; David R. Rogers, exhibition of £10 for one year. IV. Awards out of the Tate Fund (confined to Welsh candidates pursuing Science or Technical courses). — Morris Owen, £ 15, Robert Jones, £5, continuation awards to Third Year Students; Edwin A. Owen, college exhibition of £ 10 raised to ;[20 out of this fund (award to First Year Student). V. John Hughes Scholarships (confined to men students born in Anglesey or Carnarvon- shire). i. -Awards to Third Year Students :— William Roberts, £ 15; R. Alun Rowlands, Zio Wm. C. Evans, £15(£5 of this award is made out of the college funds). VI. Awards to Day Training Students of the First Year.-Men Matthew H. Davies, £10; W. E. Rhuddlan Roberts, Z5. Women: Lillian Redman, Zio Annie L. Baker, Z5. VII. Awards to Agricultural Students :— William A. Hughes, Zio. William Griffiths Prize William Roberts. VIII. Modern Language Exhibitions to enable the holders to attend holiday courses abroad.—Ethel Hutchings, £10. Annie Jones, Zio; Eva S. G. Lloyd-Williams, £10. All the above awards are for one year, and are conditional upon pursuance next session of courses of study approved by the Senate. In the case of students who have completed their third year at College, the Senate will only ap- prove of courses of advanced study or research.
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THERE is something about Caerleon which seems to ensure longevity and constancy. Canon Bedwell, who has just resigned the vicariate, held the office for 21 years, and his two predecessors remained even longer. The Rev. Mr. Jones was vicar for 25 years, and Canon Edwards for 28 years. The Baptist ministers, too, seem to be fond of the "ancient city." One held the pastorate for 35 years, and another for 33, while the Rev. D. B. Jones, the present minister, has spent 40 years at Caerleon.
AUCTIONEERS AND HOUSE AGENTS.
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AUCTIONEERS AND HOUSE AGENTS. Chadwick & Sons, 43, St. Martin's Lane, W.C. James and James, Goat Street, Swansea. BATHS (ELECTRIC). St. games' Electric Baths York Street, Jermyn Street. W. DAIRY AGENTS. .Davies, W., 160, High Holborn, W.C. Thomas & Co., T. R., 143, Strand, W.C. Truscott and Williams, 11, Bond Court, Walbrook,. E.C. Willings, H. & Co., 125, Fleet Street, E.C. DAIRY CONTRACTORS. Great Western and Metropolitan Dairies, 9, Harrow Road, Paddington, W. DINING ROOMS AND RESTAURANTS. Chick's Restaurant, 120, Long Acre, W.C. Cumberland Dining Rooms, 12, Brewer Street, Regent Street, W. ELECTROTYPERS AND STEREOTYPERS. Harrison & Sons, 45-47, St. Martin's Lane, W.C. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS. Cunnington, J. S., 93, St. Martin's Lane, W.C. ENGRAVERS. Half-Tone Engraving Co., 25, Farringdon Avenue, E.C. MINERAL WATER MANUFACTURERS. Paul, N. & Co., King's Road, St. Pancras, N.W. MUSICAL INSTRUMENT MAKERS. Butler, Messrs., 29, Haymarket, W. Strong, J., 118, Euston Road, N.W. PICTURE FRAME DEALERS. Thomas & Co., 14, New Oxford Street, W.C. PRINTERS. Harrison & Sons, Welsh Printers, 45-47, St. Martin's Lane, W.C. PROFESSORS OF SINGING. Davies, Madoc, 118, Euston Road, N.W. PUBLISHERS. Harrison & Sons, 45, Pall Mall, S.W. TAILORS AND OUTFITTERS. Child, N. & H., 43, St. Martin's Lane, W.C. Ellis, J. and H. 201, Strand, W.C. Walton, Isaac and Co, 97-101, Newington Causeway, S.E. 1-9, Ludgate Hill, E.C. 518-522, Brixton Road, S.W.; and 422-446, Holloway Road, N. TEA MERCHANTS. Barber and Co., Royal Hotel Buildings, Blackfriars. S.E. TOBACCONISTS. Edwards Ringer & Co., Ltd, 60, Redcliff Street, Bristol. WHOLESALE STATIONERS. Harrison & Sons, 45-47, St. Martin's Lane, W.C. UNDERTAKERS. Cooksey & Son, 266, Upper Street, Islington, and 52, Amwell Street, Pentonville, N.