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lr.'1.1. Parry._A.R C J A.U C.W. B0is*n!&et, Ap>wGfntid? mo Qf gan Rooltagiat, Parotoir disgyblion gogyfer a'r arholiadau ynglyn a phrif golegau yn unig; mewn chwareu y berdoneg, yr organ, a diwylliant lleisiol. Hefyd, dymunir tynu sylw y Pwyllgorau Eisteddfodol, a Chymanfaol at dri o daarnau newydd allan o'r wasg. Rhangan, "Bydd yn ffyddlawa i leisiau T.T.B.B.. Canig, Brenin y Bore,' i leisiau S.S.A. Anthem Gyman- faol, "Dy holl weithredoedd," S.A.T.B. Cyfeiriad SCHOOL OF MUSIC, DLANRWST, N.W. ,O.Y.-Hefyd argraffiad newydd Perlau Seion." E 0' THE COUNTY SCHOOL, GREEN HILL. TENBY. Boarding School for Boys. A thorough modern education. Preparation for the Universities, the Various Professions, Civil Service and Commerce. Special attention given to backward pupils. IDEAL CLIMATE. For Prospectus, &c. apply to the Headmaster. Cymdeithas Yswirlol y Methodisflaid Calfinaldd. Yn oaod a phendarfyniad y Gymaafa GySresMaol yn NIix«fnewydd Mehefin 10-13, 1912, ffurdwyd y Gymdeithas yn ddioed, a chjrmeradwywyd hi gan y Dirprwywyr Iechyd Cenedlaethol Cymru ar y 27 o Fehefin, 1912. Aelo"*th Gwisfeddel. Bydd yn dda gan yr YsgrxfenyAdioa ddaoion rhestr o'r cyfraniadau wythnosol sydd mewn gryiti oddiar y ISled o Ionawt. Prif Swyddfa— 34, QUEEN STREET, CAERDYDD. Y sgrifenyddioo- I'r De: THOS. THOMAS, o'r Brif Swyddfa. I'r CGgl Parch. W. W. LLOYD, Hawthorne House, Llanbeblig Road, Caraatron. Trysoryddion: I'r De: Mr. EDWARD JENKINS, J.P., 154, Cathedral Rd., Caerdydd. Yr Gofledd: Mr. JOHN DAVIES, Caetnaskn.

Gronfa yr Achosion Newyddion ar y nos SuI olaf o'r mis, a bod y brodyr canlynol i wneuthur hynnv yn yr eglwvsi na fo gweinidogion Ileol yn gwasanaethu ar y nos Sul hon Mr. John Morgan yn Jewin Mr. ,Rees NVilliams yn Mile ,End; Mr. O. Lloyd Owen yn Hammersmith a M'r. R. 0. Edwards yn Wood Green. Cadiarnhawyd yr adroddiiad. Cafwyd ad- roddia.d y Pwyllgor Ariannol a chadarnhawyd ef, yn lawdurdodl y llywydd a'r ysgrifennydd, ynghyda Mr. G. W. Jones ;i arwyddo nodyn am £1,050 ar .ran Lewlsiham. (a obiriasad ofr C.M. o'r iblia'etn) a hiefyd1 yn aWduridiodi Stta-tattfotrd i fenithycia Z175 aim y pris ásta¡f la f'ai yn bosiibl iddynt (£i35 ar gyfer y draul aed iddi .mewn ad-newiyddu y meddiannau, a Z40,i newid nodyn). Llawenbaii y C.M. fod y cyfeillion wedi clirio yr olddyled i'r trysoryddion ac wedi casglu un ran o chwech o draul yr adnewyddiad, yn ol rhe'ol y CM. Penderfynwyd gofyn i'r gweinidogion ,i ym- ffurfio'n bwyllgor i ystyrioed pa ddlarpariadau sydd yn angenrheidiol er cysur a ffyni,ant crefyddol brod'yr ieuainc o'n heglwysi sydd wedi ymuno a gwahianol aidiranatu o'r Fyddin .-Brydei,nig—y Parch. D. T. Dlavies i ifod, yn gynullydd. Galwyd sylw arbenni'g at ddydd ymostyngiad oherwydd cyflwr Ewrop yn y dyddiau hyn, ac anogwyd yr eglwys i osiod y wedd hon 'ar eu cyfarfodydd y Sul cyntaf o I'Onawr.' Cyn. ygiodd y Parch. T. F. Jones yr hyn y rhoddasai ry- fbudd1 a bono Fod y C.M. a- h'yn allan yn gofyn i'r Pwyllgor Enwi i enwi, un brawd .0 weinidog ac un brawd oflaenor fel llywyddion y C.M. am y flwydd- yn. He,,fyd! fod yr un cynl'lun i'w falbwysiadu. yn newisiad cynriychdoltwyr i'r cymdiethjajsfaoedd a'r gym anfa gyffredinol. Wedi i'r c'ynnyg gael ei eilio, pas- iwyd i -symud (ymlaen at y mater nesaf. Terfynwyd trwy weddi gan Mr. John Hughes. MONTGOMERY & SALOP PRESBYTERY.— Welshpool, iNov. 126th, the Moderator Mr. D. Pryce (being in the chair. i. Mr. R. ,D. Thomas of Aber- mule, led in the devotional p,art. 2. The Minutes of the last mooting of Presbytery held at Montgomery Ofctoibar, 9th!, weire retad and confirmed. 3. The' Sec. retary 'announced that he had received letters from Mrs. Wynne of Coedway, Messrs. J. D. Foulkes, Llianymyntech, Mr. R. R. Harding, Broto'ks, thanking the Presbytery for its ,sympathy with them in their sorrow. 4. A letter was read from .Rev. T. Gwynedd Retorts, statintg; the Loan Fund had £84. to dispose (and inviting applications .for slame. Also, that the quinquennial re-vision of the rules was due, and in- viting, suggestions from the Presbytery. The IMtoderatolT, Secretary, and Mir. Rilcha,r,di C. Pryce were appointed to sign -on behalf of the Presbytery the agreement for. Zioo (between- the Loan Fund Committee and the Church at Castle. 6. The letter of transfer of the Rev. E. A. ,Davies, B.A.. B.D., from the Carmarthenshire,Monthly Meeting was read. On the proposition of Mr. Wm. Morris,, seconded (by Mr. J. C. Gittins, Mr. Davies was heartily wel- comed as a, member of the Presbytery on his settle- ment at Montgomery.. 7. Rev. H. Williams read a imosit interesting paper on the 'Character & Labouiris of Hoiwell IHlarris,' speiaking of him as an Evangelist, Organiser, Educationalist, Patriot and Enthusiast, The fplloing .(brethren took part in the subsequent discussion: Rev. G-. A. rEdwards, Messrs. J. Ie. Gittins, J. Hiamer Jones, the Moderator, and the Secretary. Mr. Williams was. heartily thanked .for his paper. 8. Is was decided 'that the name of Mr. B. J. Dodd, of Oswestry, be printed for the future in the Diary and The Year Book in. the list of preach- ers belonging to the Presbytery. 9. A message from Aberbechan re internal tand external alterations.^ of the chapel was referred to a Committee,, consisting of the iRev. E. i'arry, .Messrs. J. C. Gittins, P. Wil- son. James, and the officersi of the church at Aber- bedhaia, (and tiQ bring a .Report to' thie ,next„. Wed- nesday. 10. A full account of the prooeedlings of the Llanfyllin Association wlas given by Mr. D. Foulkes, who, oal,le,d special aititention to the efforltls that are being made to protect the moral welfare of the young men who1 have joined the colours. "11. At the open- ing of the latftemoom session, t'ble administration of the Lord's Supper was observed, when- the Rev. G. Parry presided, and the .Rev. J. W Roberts delivered an addreisis, pointing out how the Sacrament had sanctified the common .and the -ordinary elements of life. 12. Temperance Report. The following suggestions ,00f the Committee were approved (1) That we ask 'our churche's tto give a,smu-ch time and. jpiace as they possibly can d'UTinig. -the aoming- months to the question of Temperance. (2) That a letter be sent to the Chief iCbnstable of Shropshire and Mont. gorn-eryshire urging them to1 curtail the hours of sale I of intoxicating liquors during the time of the war. (3) That we request Lord Kitchener to use hrs .in- fluence to prevent our young men being billeted dn pulblic-houses. (4) That the Treasurer be empowered to pay io:s-. tio the Montgomeryshixe Temperance Association, IOSI. to the Denominational, and 5s- to the Gwynedd Temperance Association. 13. Rev. E. Parry read a list of the appointment's of the Rev. J. W. Roberts to the churches on behalf of the Foreign AMiSSiong. i 14. Re Rev. Norman- Jones' letter. It was decided that we renew our application. for admission to Aberystwyth College' on behalf of Mr. J. E. Rogers, and (that the matter be left in the hands of 'Rev. H. Williams, Mr. Wm. Morris and the Secretary. 15. Mr. T. Ashfrd iDavies gave notice of motion, That a small Committee be ap- pointed to consider1 the question of bringing out in Boioik-tfbrim a histtory of alii thtei churedwis in t'hie Presibytery. 16. An inspiring address.. on the work of the' .Forward Mbvement was given by the Rev. W. S. Jones, M.A., of Chaste. IMir. Jones pointed out the great success1 thiat has been alreiady achieved, and the crying need for,extenisioti. IMr., Win, Evans., proposed and Rev. G. Whitfield Jones seconded a hearty vote of thanks to Mr. Jones for his addn 17. Theiannua.1 account of the Morithly Treasury wSla read by the Secretary on (behalf of IMr. J. T. C. Gittins, showing a. balance of L2 os. nd. in hand. ,T;he statement had been audited by Mr. B. J. Dodd of Oswestry. 18. Rev. J. W. Roberts addressed the meeting on behalf of the Foreign Missions. He gtave an insight of the work on the Plains, saying if they had' the siaime proportion. oifiMissiojiariesi on the plains to the populatio'n that they have on Khasia Hills, they would have a staff of 150 merr. At present they have just 5. On the motion of Rev. E. Parry, sec- onded by 1.Ir. Wm. Morris, My: 'Roberts heartily thanked for his presence and address; 19. An ac- count of the state of the icause at Welshpool was given by the officers. Good work is being done in the Sunday School, the church suffers much through removals', 13 members, have gone away during the curinemt year. A special featuriei of the work is the Christian Union Society which meets on Sunday mornings .after the service dn which the members are greatly interested. The service's' of the various ministers -on, Sundays, are much appre,ci-ated. The minister makes special efforts to keep the young people from temptation, and to. retain, their interest in 'Christian Work. 20. The next .Presbytery was arrange-d to be ait NewtlQwn, Thursday, February 11, 1915, when IXI-R. Wm. Evans will enquire into the state of the cause at Newtown and Peniel, and Mr. rRbbert C. Pryee will read a ipapet on The Intro- ductory ipart-of Pulblic Worship." 21. It was de- cided to send letters of condolence to the following brethren .in afflir-ticqn: Mr. D. P. Jones, Welsih- pool, in his long illness; Mr. E. Brown, Newtown, 'on the death of his daughter; and Mr. Morgan Davies, Newtown, on the death of his. wife, and to 'reciprocate the kind greetings af Mr. D. Evans, Pen. arith. 22. A Missionary Meeting was held in the evening addressed by the Rev. E. Parry, M.A., and :Rev. J. W. Roberts, IB.St., Sylhet. 22. At the tea- tables Mr. Pryce Wilson Jones thanked' the ladies of Weishpool1 in the name of thet Pinetsbytlery for their hospitality, to which Mrs. Joseph Davies suitably responded..