Cymro a'r Celt Llundain

CYFARFODYDD. CYFARFOD MISOL LLUNDAIN. Jewin, Mawrth 23. Llywydd, Parch. J. Thickens. 1. Dechreuwyd gan y Parch. W. R. Jones, Llan- frothen. 2 Cadarnhawyd cofnodion Cyfarfod Misol Chwefror. 3. Darllenwyd llythyrau (a) oddiwrth Mr. T. Roberts, Falmouth Road, yn cydnabod cydym- deimlad oherwydd colli ei dad (b) oddiwrth Mr. J. Burrell yn hysbysu ei fod wedi torri ei gysylltiad fel blaenor ac aelod yn eglwys Willesden Green, ac ei fod yn bwriadu ymadael a'r cyfundeb. Yng ngwyneb y genadwri hon oddiwrth Mr. Burrell, datganodd y C.M. ei ofid o herwydd y penderfyniad y daethai efe iddo; ond gohiriwyd derbyn y genadwri yn der- fynol, yn yr hyder y gwelai Mr. Burrell ei ffordd yn glir i'w hail-ystyried; (c) oddiwrth Mr. George Davison, Harlech, ysgrifennydd Pwyllgor Cenhed- laethol Cymreig i hyrwyddo dirymiad deddf y tlodion yn gwahodd y C.M. i gydweithredu a'r pwyllgor hwn. Barnwyd na fyddai yn briodol i'r C.M. fel corff i ymrwymo i gydweithredu a'r pwyllgor hwn i gyr- raedd yr amcan sydd ganddo mewn golwg. 4. Dat- ganwyd cydymdeimlad a Mr. E. W. Jones, Holloway, oherwydd marwolaeth ei frawd, ac a Mr. R. Humph- reys, Willesden Green, oherwydd marwolaeth ei fam yntau. 5. Enwyd y Parch. R. 0. Williams a Mr. R. Thomas, Charing Cross, i gynrychioli y C.M. yng nghymdeithasfa y Wyddgrug, Ebrill 19-21. 6. Ymddiriedwyd gweithredoedd Falmouth Road i ofal Mr. M. Morgan, a gweithredoedd Willesden Green i ofal Mr. O. Lloyd Owen. Penodwyd Mr. W. Hughes, Falmouth Road, yn ofalwr, tra yr agorid y gist. 7. Rhoddodd y Parch. D. Oliver rybudd y bydd yn y C.M. nesaf yn galw sylw at y priodoldeb o benodi ysgrifennydd sefydlog i gadw cofnodion rheolaidd o'r hyn ddylid ei cofnodi wrth agor y gist. 8. Gohiriwyd ystyried ceisiadau am fenthyg arian yn ddilog o'r gronfa fenthyciol hyd y C.M. nesaf. 9. Yn unol a'r rhybudd blaenorol, cynygiodd y Parch. J. E. Davies, M.A., eiliodd y Parch. S. E. Prytherch, a phasiwyd y penderfyniad canlynol- II Ein bod yn dymuno galw sylw at yr afreoleidd-dra sydd yn ffynnu yn ein plith gyda golwg ar drefniant y weinidogaeth Sabothol; ein bod yn gwasgu ar i'r eglwysi wneud eu trefniadau yn brydlon, cyn argraffu'r Cylch," a'u bod yn dymuno gwneud yn hysbys na fydd cyfnewid i fod o gwbl ond yn ol y cylch argraffedig os na ddaw hysbysrwydd yn ddigon buan, fel ag i allu cyhoeddi y Saboth blaenorol. 10. Cadarnhawyd gwaith y Pwyllgor Adeiladu yn awdurdodi eglwys Willesden Green, am resymau oedd yn cwbl foddloni y pwyllgor, i roddi i fyny i'r Ecclesiastical Commissioners ei hawl yn y Brondesbury Park site," ac i gymeryd darn arall o dir yn gwynebu Willesden Lane, gan eu hanog i fyned ymlaen gyda'r adeiladau newyddion mor ddiymdroi ag oedd modd, ar ol i'r cynlluniau gael eu cymeradwyo gan y pwyllgor. Derbyniwyd hefyd awgrymiad y pwyllgor fod y C.M. yn penodi cyfreithiwr i ofalu rhagllaw am reoleidd-dra gweith- redoedd meddiannau y Cyfundeb, y pwyllgor i ofalu am enwi personau cyfaddas i lenwi y swydd i'r C.M. i bleidleisio arnynt. 11. Penodwyd Mr. R. Lloyd, Clapham, yn lie Mr. R. M. Thomas, Hammersmith, i archwilio gyda Mr. Wm. Hughes, Falmouth Road, gyfrifon eglwysi dderbyniant grants o'r C.M. 12. Cydnabyddwyd yn serchog bresenoldeb y Parch. W. R Jones, Llanfrothen, a Mr. David Jones, Maes- yffynon; Ceredigion, ag efrydydd yn Caergrawnt. 13. Diweddwyd gan Mr. David Jones, Maesyffynnon.

PRIODAS MISS CASSIE DAVIES, JEWIN. RHESTR O'R ANRHEGION. Rev. and Mrs. J. E. Davies, cheque and house- hold linen Miss May Davies, eht que Mr. Arwyn Davies, cheque Mr. Trevor Davies, cheque; Miss Catherine Davies, M.A. (Llanelli), cheque; Mr. Daniel Davies, silver mounted uix; brella, a family Bible and hymn book Mr. Thomas Thomas, Aber- aman, cheque; Mrs. Thomas, set of furs Mr. M. Evans, Llandilo, cheque; Blaenoriad Eglwys Jewin, solid silver tray; Cymdeithas Ddiwylliadol Jewin, marble clock and ornament; Misses Rees, Velindre, Lampeter, silver tea caddy; Mr. Davies, Coedmore Hall, Lampeter, chI que; Miss Bessie Davies, silver serviette rings Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Bees, Lambeth, silver butter dish and knife Misses A. and E. Bees, silver shoe lift; isAr. and Mrs. D. T. Bees, Lampeter, cheque Mr. R. J. Rees, Velindre, Lampeter, silver frame; Mr. and Mrs. D. Rees, Cardiff, silver afternoon tea knives Mr. Bleddyn Evans, Aberdare, cheque; Mr. and Mrs. Owen Harries (farmers), silver butter dish; Misses Mary and Cassie Harries (farmers), travelling rug; Miss Sarah Davies, Llandovery, cheque Mr. and Mrs. D. Thomas, Dolfallt, cheque; Mr. and Mrs. D. James, Dinas Bach, cheque; Mr. and Mrs. J. Morgan, Blaenos, cheque; Mrs. Griffiths, Cwmdu, Llandilo, cushion cover Mr. Ben Williams (farmer), Axminster rug; Mrs. Davies, Talley, Llandilo, table cloth; Mrs. M. A. Stephens, Indian pillow slips; Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Stephens, silver serviette rings; Miss Edith Stephens, Wood Green, painting and silver flower stand Dr. S. A. Stephens, Swan- sea, picture; Mr. and Mrs. Pollard, Swansea, Spanish lace scarf; Mrs. D. Lloyd George, Royal Worcester vase Rev. and Mrs. J. J. Roberts, Port- madoc, cheque Rev. and Mrs. J. Morgan Jones, Cardiff, silver frame; Mr. and Mrs. W. Davies, Dugoedydd, cheque; Mr. D. M. Evans, Cardiff, silver vases Bridegroom to Bridesmaids, turquoise gold banglts and bouquets Mr. B. W. Jones, B.A., J.P., canteen of cutlery; Miss Ethel Jones, Wor- cester trinket and toilet uet; Mr. C. B. Joms, Amethyst and pearl brooch Miss Ella Jones, silver cruet; Mr. H. V. Jones, tennis racket; Mr. Hugh Llewellyn Jones, silver mounted walking stick; Miss Dorothea Jones, gold thimble Master Allan T. Jones, Beetous' book of Household Management; Mrs. Moses Thomas, Port Talbot, silver egg stand; Mr. and Mrs. Evan Jones, Porthcawl, solid silver tea and coffee service Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Jones, Glangrwyney, cheque; Mr. J. Hall Morgan, Bristol, pair of silver flower vases; Rev. and Mrs. Verrier Jones, Rhyl, silver toast rak; Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Pittmay, pair of antique brass ornaments and candlestick; Mr. D. B. Jones and family, Rhymney, silver entree dishes; Mr. and Mrs. Mackenzie, Rhymney, Royal Doulton tea set; Mr. and Mrs. Morgan James, Maesycwmer, case of silver fish and fruit knives and forks; Mr. and Mrs. Owen Lance, Streatham, silver fruit dish; Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Davies, Port Talbot, silver flower stand Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Caldwell, Blackwood, case of silver serviette rings; Alderman and Mrs. S. N. Jones, Newbridge, silver entree dish Dr. and Mrs. Rocyn Jones, Newport, silver and cut-glass pickle jar and fork; Mr. D. E. Hughes, Blackwood, Auto strop razor; Dr. Mary E. Phillips and Mrs. Phillips, Leeds, cheque; Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Lewis, Llanelly, cheque; Miss Winifred L. James, RA, Hengoed, silver photo frame; Messrs. Addison and David Hughes, Penarth, gold preserve spoons; Mr. and Mrs. Sutton Edwards, Swansea, silver bread platter and knife: Mr. and Mrs. James, Crickhowe 11, pair of silver brushes in cases; Mr. Sidney James, brass spirit kettle and stand; Mr. Tom Griffiths, Merthyr, Eiderdown quilt; Dr. and Mrs. Evans, Lampeter, silver frame; Mr. Mendus Edwards, Sutton, silver flower stard; Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Evans, Hammersmith, Eiderdown quilt; Mr. and Mrs. E. Jenkins. Wells Street, Oxford Street, silver apostle spoons; Mrs. Price Davie-, Lampeter, Irish hand-made D'oyleys; Miss Sarah Davies, pair of silver vases Miss Kate Gabe, Ammanford, after- noon tea set: Mrs. Tudor Roberts, Earl's Court, silver card case Mr. and Mrs. R, W. Pugh, Camden Town, gold curb bangle Miss Catherine Williams, Camden Town, silver rose bowl; Miss Margaret Edwards, Camden Town, silver rose bowl; Mrs. James and family, Putney, silver cake stand Mr. and Mrs. Oswald James, Wandsworth, silver cheese and butter dish; Miss Nell Lloyd, Tregaron, Duchesse toilet set; Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Evans and Miss Iris Evans, Kingsland Road, silver candle- sticks Miss Annie Jenkins, Buckingham Road, silver tart services; Mr. Austin Pugh, Lampeter, silver candlesticks; Mr. C. Enison Wood Green, Eiderdown quilt; Mr. and Mrs. John Watts, Bowes Park, silver sugar sifter; Mrs. Jones and family, Bangor House, Hornsey, silver tea kettle and spirit lamp; Miss Griffiths, Bangor, table centre; Mr. and Mrs. N. James, Mintern Street, silver carver rests; Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Evans, Pittfield Street, silver silver candlesticks Mr. and Mrs. T. Wil- liams, St. John's Road, satin cushion; Mr. and Mrs. William Evans, Great Sutton Street, afternoon tea spoons Mr. and Mrs. D. Phillips, Packington Street, silver flower vases; Mrs. Pugh and family, Lever Street, silver cake basket; Miss Emma Hayward, cut glass salt cellars; Mrs. Ebenezer Thomas, Criccieth, silver toast rack; Miss May Thomas, Great Barlow Street, silver hatpin stand; Mr. and Mrs. D. Williams, King's Cross Road, silver pre- serve dish Mrs. E. Davies, Goswell Road, silver- mounted salad bowl; Miss Lizzie Davies, Goswell Road, silver jam dish; Mr. D. R, Jones, Tregaron, silver scent bottle; Miss Menia Lloyd, Tregaron, silver s-piit bottle; Mr. and Mrs. J. Morgan, Clerkenwels Rood, silver butter dish and knife Mr. and Mrs. Vaughan, Winchmore Hill, drawing room cushion; Mr. and Mrs. T. Lloyd, Bethnal Green Road, silver salt cellars; Miss Grimes, Wood Green, cake dishes; Rbv. and Mrs J. Knowles Jones, Abergele, fancy coat hanger; Rev, and Mrs. J. Bowen, Pontrhydfendigaid, bed spread; Rev. and Mrs. G. Ii. Havard, M.A., Wilton Square, silver candlesticks Mrs. Jenkin Lloyd, Llan^ liy, Chinese handworked serviettes; Mr. J. Arthur Davies, Wood Green, silver serviette ring; Miss GwJadys Conroy, Cardiff, handworked satin cushion; Mrs. Lewis H. Roberts, Aberystwyth, cheque; Misses E'sie and Gwen Roberts, cheque; Dr. and Mrs. Walter Davies, Llanidloes, cheque; Miss Havard, Llanelly, afternoon tea set; Miss Katie Davies, B A Llanelly, picture: Miss Lowden, B Sc., Llanelly, picture; Miss Palmer, Llanelly, silver jam spoon and butter knife; Sir E. Vincent Evans, volume of "Beautiful Wales Mr. Lewis Vincent Evans, amethyst and pearl brooch; Mr. and Mrs. John Clark, Alwyne Road, amethyst pendant; Mrs. Davies, Cwrtmawr, pair of blankets; Mr. J. H. Davies, M.A., corner cupboard Mrs. T. E. Ellis, pendant; Mr. and Mrs. W. Lewis, Harlesden, dining room coal cabinet; Mr. and Mrs. W. Prydderch Williams, Royal Worcester pot-pourie jar Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Ashby, Liberty silver dish; Mr. Edward Jones (Iorwerth Ceitho). Peckham, cheque; Mr. and Mrs. Will Jenkins, Hornsey, silver vase; Miss Nannie Williams, Wood Green, silver bread basket Mr. and Mrs. Gwilym Owen, Hampstead, silver teaspoons and sugar tongs Miss A. Evans, Clifton Street, cheque; Mr. Ben Harries, Oxford Street, silver fish carvers Mr. J. Edwards, Maiden Lane, set of carvers Dr. Goronwy Jones, Aberdare, silver tea spoons and sugar tongs Misses Muriel and Olwen Job, drawing room clock Mr. and Mrs. Tim Evans, Hornsey, silver cake stand Miss Jones, Vanog, cheque; Mr. and Mrs. E. Edwards, "The Laurels," Aberystwyth, silver tray; Miss Jane Daniell, Penpark, silver vase; Mr. Lloyd Lewis, N. & P. Bank, Aberystwyth, dressing case; Mrs. Herbert, Brynmarlais, afternoon tea cloth Mrs. and Miss Davies, Tycerrig, Llanwrda, silver cake knife; Miss S. Todd, pair of vases Mr. and Mrs A. Bruce, Upper Holloway, set of carvers Mrs. A. J. Edwards, Willoughby Road, silver crumb scoop. Mr. and Mrs. Robins and family, Hampstead, afternoon tea cloth. Mrs Ayres, Wood Green, Maltese silk scarf. New Jewin Band of Hope and Temperance Society, reading lamp. Misses Jenkins, Central Street, table centre. Miss Rona Davies, Aberdare, silver candle- sticks. Mr. and Mrs. W. Price, Cambridge Gardens, silver afternoon tea knives. Mr. and Mrs Dd. Evans, Mus.Bac Roath, Cardiff, cut glass rose bowl. Mr. and Mrs. W. Jenkins, Southwark Bridge Road, counterpane. Miss Lizzie James, Commercial Road, afternoon tea cloth, Mr. and Mrs. Morgan, Lam- peter, silver vases. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Jones, King's Cross Road, silver fruit dish. Mr. Evan Evans. Garnault Place, silver candlesticks Misses Jennie and Maggie Jones, Whitecross Street, pair of candlesticks. Miss Jano Davies, B.A., two volumes. Mr. and Mrs. D. Jones, Castle Street, silver sauce bowl. Mrs. Meredith, Wood Green, afternoon tea cloth. Mr. and Mrs. Jenkin Jones, Oakley Crescent, biscuit barrel. Misses Cassie and Annie Jones, ditto, ornaments. Mr. and Mrs. W. Jenkins, Aylesbury Street, silver mounted biscuit box. Undeb Dirwestol Merched Cymry Llundain, silver writing case. Mrs. and Miss Marsh, Llanelly, silver sugar castor. Mrs. A. J.. Edwards, Willoughby Road, Hornsey, silver crumb scoop. Rev. W. Jones and Miss Jennie Jones, case of fish knives and forks. Mr. and Mrs. T. Bubb, silver sardine dish.

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