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RHOS MARWOLAETH,—Drwg genym, oherwydd Il"erw etholiadol, i ni fethu croniclo am far- wolaeth a chladdedigaeth y diweddar Mr Robert Hughes, Pearson street. Yr oedd Mr Hughes yn adnabyddus i'r rhan fwyaf yn y gymydogaeth, gan ei fod yn gymeriad Jjthriadol, a hollol ar ben ei hun ar amryw jystyriaethau. Yr oedd yn naturiol o duedd- Jad grefyddol, a ch^merai ddyddordeb mawr mewn materion ysgrythyrol, yn neillduol pynciau mawr duwinyddol, am y rhai y jaeddai amgyffrediad clir a goleu. Myn- -chai Gapel Penuel, acyma ers blynyddau, yr oedd efe a'u deulu yn aelodau selog. Dilynau yr alwedigaeth o lowr, ond rhai Mynyddau yn ol analluogwyd ef trwy ddam- -wain. Ni fu ei gystudd yn faith, a thybir Jod hyn wedi ei achosi i fesur trwy y ddam- 4vain dderbyniodd. Yr oedd yn 61 mlwydd J04&. Claddwyd ei weddillion prydnawc Itfawrth, y i8fed, yn Mynwent y Wern. APPWYNTIAD.—Deallwn fod Cyfrinfa y ftbos o'r '20th Century Hand-in-Hand Society mewn cyfarfod a gynhaliwyd diw. fdd y flwyddyn wedi appwyntio Dr D J Williams, Rhos, yn feddyg i'r Gyfrinfa flhifa yr aelodau dros 500. Deallwn yr mheUach fod y G.W.R. Co. wedi appwynti( yr un meddyg i draddodi darlithiau ar waitl Ambulance' i ddosbarth y Rhos a'r cylch,

ETHOLIADAU CYMRU. Isod rhoddwn ganlyniadau yr ctholiad yn Nghymru a Mynwy, yr holl seddau oddi- gerth Eifion ac Aberteifi, y rhai a bleiuleis- ient ddoe (dydd lau) a'r newydd beb ddod i law eto. Fel y gwyddis yr oedd pob sedd yn y Dywysogaeth yn Ryddfrydol neu Laf- urol yn yr etholiad diweddaf, ond y tro hwn gwnaed dau fwlch. Y maent yn cyterbynu fel y canlyn R. a Ll. Ceid. Cyf. Senedd diweddaf. 34 o 34 Wedi eu dewis 30 2 32 ARFON. *Wm Jones (R), 6223 A E Hughes (C) 2629 Mwyafrif 3594 1906—Mwyafrif Rhyddfrydol, 3412. BWRDEISDREFI ARFON. *Gwir Anrhyd. D Lloyd George 2183 H C Vincent (C) 1105 Mwyafrif 1078 1906—Mwyafrif Rhyddfrydol, 1,224. BWRDEISDREFI DINBYCH. W Ormsby Gore (C) 2438 *Clement Edwards (R) 2430 Mwyafrif 8 1906—Mwyafrif Rhyddfrydol, 573 DWYRAIN DINBYCH. *E G Hemmerde K.C. (R). 6865 D Rhys (C) 3321 Mwyafrif 3544 1906—Mwyafrif Rhyddfrydol, 2721 DINBYCH (GORLLEWIN). *Syr J Herbert Roberts (R) 5854 S Thompson (C) 2829 Mwyafrif 3025 1909—R yn ddi-withwynebiad. SIR FFLINT. *J Herbert Lewis (R) 6610 Cyrnol R H Lloyd-Howard (C) 4455 Mwyafrif 2255 1906-Mwyafrif Rhyddfrydol, 2722 BWRDEISDREFI FFLINT. W Summers (C) 2150 H A Tilby (C) 1723 Mwyafrif ••• 427 1906—Mwyafrif Rhyddfrydol, 376. BWRDEISDRDFI MALDWYN. *j D Rees (R) 1539 Cyrnol Price-Jones (C) 1526 Mwyafrif 13 1906—Mwyafrif Rhyddfrydol 83. MALDWYN. *David Davies (R) 4369 t A W Williams Wynn (C) 2607 t Mwyafrif 1672 1906—Diwrthwynebiad. f MEIRIONYDD. f Haydn Jones (R) 6065 I R Jones Morris (C) 1873 Mwyafrif 4192 1906—Di#fthwynebiad MON. *E J Griffith (R) 5888 R O Roberts (C) 2436 Mwyafrif 3452 1906—Mwyafrif Rhyddfrydol, 2718 DE CYMRU. ABERTAWE. ,G A Mond (R) 6020 Cyrnol Wright (C) 4375 Ben Tillet (LI) 1451 I Mwyafrif 1645 1906—Mwyafrif Rhyddfrydol, 1454. ABERTAWE (DOSBARTH). *Syr Brynmor Jones (R) 8488 R Campbell (C) 2415 Mwyafrif 6073 1906-Ryn ddiwrthwynebiad. BRYCHEINIOG *S Robinson (R) 6335 Yr Anrhyd. R C Devereux (C) 3865 Mwyafrif 2470 1 906-M wyafrif Rhyddfrydol, 2277. CAERDYDD. D A Thomas (R) 13207 Arglwydd Ninian Stuart (C) 11652 Mwyafrif 1555 1906—Mwyafrif Rhyddfrydol, 3005 BWRDEISDREFI CAERFYRDDIN. *W LI Williams (R) 4197 Arglwydd Tiverton (C) 1965 Mwyafrif 2232 1906—Mwyafrif Rhyddfrydol, 2094' CAERFYRDDIN (DWRAIN). *A Thomas (R) 7619 Myrvin L Peel (C) 2451 r Mwyafrif 5168 ) 1906-R yn ddiwrthwynebiad. f I CAERFYRDDIN (GORLLEWIN). *J Lloyd Morgan K.C. (R) 5684 1 W J Cremlyn (C) 2059 ) ) | Mwyafiif 3625 t 1906—R yn ddiwrthwynebiad. b. v 'Ko.'¥:1":r.t.t- '?I.' -c" '> ..oo' MAESYFED. C T Venafcles-Llewelyn (Cj. 22? *Syr F Edwards (R). 2208 Msvyafrif 14 1906—Mwyafrif Rhyddfrydol, 175 MERTHYR TYDFI E Jones (R) 15448 *} Keir Ha,rdie (Ll) .o. I384r A C Fox-Davies (C). 4.756 W Pritchard Morgan (R Ani) 3638 Mwyairif 10692 1906—Mwyafrif Rhyddfrydol, 3784. MORGANWG (De). *W Brace (LI) 1; 612 Lewis Morgan (C) 7411 Mwyafrif 4201 1906—Mwyafrif Llafur, 4418 MORGANWG (DWYRAIN). *Syr A Thomas (R) 14721 F H Gaskell (C) 5727 Mwyafrif 8994 MORGANWG (GOWER). *j Williams (LI) o. oo- 9312 P Simmer (C) o. 2532 Mwyafrif 6780 1906—Mwyafrif Llafur, 299. MORGANWG (RHONDDA). *W Abraham (LI) 12436 Harold Lloyd (C) 3471 Mwyafrif 8965 1906—LI yn ddiwrthwynebiad. MYNWY (Bwrdeisdrefi). *L Haslam (R) on 6496 Syr C Cayzer (C). 5391 Mwyafrif 1105 1906—Mwyafrif Rhyddfrydol 592. MYNWY (Gogedd) *Y Gwir Anrhyd. R McKenna (R) 8596 E Carmichael (C) 4335 Mwyafrif 4261 1907—R yn ddiwrthwynebiad, MYNWV (De), I *Syr Ivor Herbert (R) 9838 L Forestier Walker 6910 Mwyafrif 2928 1906—Mwyafrif Rhyddfrydol, 1287. PEN FRO. *W F Roch (L) 6135 E M Samson (C) 3291 Mwyafrif 2844 1906—Mwyafrif Rhyddfrydol, 2174. PENFRO (Bwrdeisdrefi). *Owen C Phillip!j, (R), 3582 Syr. G Armstrong (C) 2877 Mwyafrif 705 1906—Mwyafrif Rhyddfrydol, 1049. MYNWY (Gorllewin). Richards (LI) i3295 Cameron (C) 3045 Mwyafrif ••• ••• 10250 MORGANWG (Canolbarth). *Syr S T Evans, K.C., (R) o. 13175 Godfrey H Williams (C) 3382 l Mwyafrif 9793 I 1906—R yn ddiwrthwynebiad. I

DIWEDDGLO YR ETHOLIAD. Rhow'd Hemmerde ar dop y pol Hwre, hwre I Gan gadw'r gelyn draw yn ol, Hwre, hwre Ein gwrol wr sydd eto'n ben, Dros farn a moes Hen Walia Wen Lloyd George a'i fyddin Fo byddin Cymru Fydd. Dychwelwyd ef i'r Ty mewn pryd, Hwre, hwre I bleidio Maanach Rydd i'r byd, Hwre, hwre Ac 08 yw Hemmerde yn Sais, Dros Gymru gwaedda nerfch ei lais,— Lloyd George a'i fyddin Fo byddin Cymru Fydd. Mwyafrif yr etholiad hon, Hwre, hwre Wna Hemmerde yn gryf a lion, Hwre, hwre Yn awr fe gerdda'n gryf a syth, I yrru'r Lordiaid ffwrdd am byth Lloyd George a'i fyddin, Fo byddin Cymru Fydd. Ceidwadwyr ddweyd fod Cymru'n dlawd, H wre, hwre! Ei chablu wnant mewn twyll a gwawd, Hwre, hwre' Er gwaetha'r oil ei henw hi A gaiff fod eto mewn llawn bri; Lloyd George a'i fyddin Yw byddin Cymru Fydd, Os teflir i dy wyneb sen, Hwre, hwre! Na ddigalona, cwyd dy ben, Hwre, hwre Mae'th fechgyn glew n'u rheng yn llu, I gadw eto'th enw üu Lloyd George a'i fyddin Fo byddin Cymru Fydd, | Lloyd George sydd hoff o Gymru lan, Hwre, hwre I Ein Glyndwr yw dros Wlad y Gan, Hwre, hwre I A thra bo'r lloer yn hudo'r Hi', Bydd enw'r Cymro dewr mewn bri,— Lloyd George a'i fyddin Fo byddin Cymru Fydd. LORWBRTH LUDDEWIG. t

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n .JtII'I I. —rwrran——tii ttbe late flDr IRobert Daniel. The death took place on Sunday morn- ing last of Mr. Robert Daniel, Bryn Heulog, Rhostyllen. The deceased gen- tlemen had been in failing health for several months, but had only been con- fined to his bed for three days, and the news of his death was a great shock. The deceased, who was 67 years of age, was well known and highly respected through- out the locality. He was connected with several public bodies, namely, assistant overseer of the parish of Esclusham Below tor nearly 40 years clerk of the Esclusham Below Parish Council treasurer of the local Nursing Association secretary of the local branch of the British and Foreign Bible Society a member of the Wrexham l/istrict Grouped School Managers mem- j ber of the Science and Art Committee, Wrexham senior deacon and secretary of tnetabernacle Chapel, Rhostyllen. He was also an ex-Moderator of the Lanca- shire and Cheshire Presbytery. The funeral took place on Wednesday afternoon in the Esclusham Churchyard. There was a Targe attendance, includiug many ministers and deacons. A short service was held at the house, conducted, by the Rev Thomas Jones. Rhostyllen, and the Rev Richard Williams, Rhos. Afterwards an impressive service was held in the Tabernacle Chapel, when the follow- ing ministers took part :-Revs Jonn Roberts (Chester), E Ellis Jones (Port Madoc), R L Roose (Holt), R Roberts, J Calvin Thomas (Wrexham), Robert Jones (Rhos), and Mr J E Powell (Wrex- ham). At the graveside the Revs Ihomas Jones (Rhostyllen) and Owen Lloyd (Caer- gwrle), officiated. The mourners present were Mrs Daniel (widow), Mrs Roberts (Bangor), Mrs Jeremy and Mrs (vor Jones Rhostyllen (daughters), Messrs John and William Daniel (brothers), Mrs Langford t and Mrs Jones, Denbigh (sisters), Messrs J G Roberts, R Jeremy and Ivor Jones (sons-in-law) and Mrs Daniel, Rhyl. Floral tributes were sent by the follow- ing His wife and children Tabernacle Sunday School; Mrs Lloyd and family, Plas Grono Rev and Mrs Thomas Jones, Springfield; Rev and Mrs Thompsony Es- clusham Vicarage Mrs Fisher and fam- ily Mr and Mrs W Davies, Hafod Miss Lloyd, Bersham; Mr and Mrs Horace Blew, Brymbo; Teaching Staff, Rhos- tyllen and Bersham Council Schools; Sunday School Class Mr and Mrs Gib- bey, Neath, South Wales. The bearers were the members of his Sunday School class. .;our

Charge of Theft Against a Rhos Boy. At Wrexham Children's Court on Mon- day before the Mayor and other magis- trates, Thomas Evans, of Pentrefelin, Rhos, was charged with stealing a bicycle a cape and pump, the property of Mrs Frater, Leaside, Wrexham-. Mr I D Hooson, Rhos, defended Henrietta Charlotte Frater, wife of George Frater, Leaside, Rhosddu, said she identified the bicycle produced as her property. She left it in the vestibule of of Lloyds Bank on Oct 20th. Later in the day the bicycle was missed. She next saw the machine ou Jan 8th in the pos- session of a boy, who said the bicycle be- longed to his brother who had bought it from a boy working at Bersham Colliery. She asked him how much he had given for it, and how long he had had it the boy then said that if she would not make a fuss he would come out and speak to her when the train bad gone. She told him she would not, and that he must come to Lioyds Bank She said she would take the bicycle there. The boy did not look in the least guilty. George Frater, manager of Lloyds Bank Wrexham, said shortly after Mrs Frater brought the bicycle back. the boy came in and made a statement to him.—Cross ex- amined :-The boy said his brother bought the bicycle irom a lad who worked with him at Bersham Colliery and who lived at Rhos. James Mitchell, Lea road, Wrexham, said he was a collier. He bought the bicycle from defendant for 7/6 about six weeks before Jan 8th. He asked defend- ant where he got it from and he said that his sister was delicate and could not ride it, and that he was going to Canada. He did not know defendant and met him oa Gutter Hill between 6-30 and 7 p.m. He thought it was "a bit of a bargain He paid defendant at the time) and gave him three half crowns. C. ro.,X examined: He did regard the affair as suspicious one. He went to Rhos to he the police to find defendant. He went with the inspector to the football field, and picked him out without hesitation. He had no doubt de- fendant was the boy from whom he bought the bicycle. Defendant, on oath, said he first heard of the case on the previous Saturday, when he was arrested. Mr I D Hoo-oll ably addressed the Court on defendant's bebrdf, and asked for a dismissal.—The magistrates unani- mously decided to dismiss the case.

JOHNSTOWN. YOUNG PEOPLE'S GUILD.-—Mr G W Hughes, G. and L., read a paper on "Music and Musicians" before the mem- bers of the Young People's Guild connec- ted with the English Congregational Church on Thursday evening last. The Rev T Arthur Thomas, presided over an exceptionally large attendance. Mr Hughes first of all defined music and re- counted the position and development of harmony. He declared that the greatest service of music was intended for the san- ctuary. Very interesting were his com- parisons of the great masters, the father of the Oratorio, 8ach, noted for the de- velopment of the fugal forms of music, Haydn, father of the Symphony Mozart, who worked upon the principles laid down by Haydn Beethoven gave position to the pianoforte Mendelssohn and the concert overture and songs without words. He went on to trace the inSuence of these works on the world and gave a very in- teresting account of Handel's life.

FOOTBALL. ,3RD ROUND AMATEUR CUP. RHOS RANGERS v. FLINT This match was played at Cae Enion 011 Saturday last before a good gate. Rhos won the toss and kicked down the slope. Rhos forced thagame in the first few min- utes but placed outside. Flint retaliated but they also placed behind. A corner } was forced by the Rangers but owing to the sharp wind that was blowing the ball was carried behind. Rhos had several good opportunities but shot wide. The Flint defence was sound and was note- « able for their clearances. A penalty was awarded the Rangers which was entrusted to Bob Williams, who drove the ball into the goal keeper's hands but from the re- bound he crashes into the net. The half time arrived with the homesters leading by one clear goal. Rhos in the second half pressed them considerably and from a corner J Davies just missed the goal. E W Jones netted the second goal. The Flintites from the centre had a fine run and scored. Rhos forwards from this stage to the end were continually hover- ing near their opponents goal. J Davies and Bob Williams added to the Rhos He" ccount. Final result:—Rhos, 4 goals4o Flint, i goal.

,.jimser cyhoeddi, nid pryder am fod amheu- ,aeth pwy fyddai ar uwchaf y pol, ond pryder bír ddisgwyl newydd da. Yn y man ym- ,Jdangosodd yr Arglwydd Raglaw. a disgyn- odd distawrwydd ar y dorf, tra y darllenai ,yntau y ffigyrau yn uchel ac eglur. Ni ;chafodd bron orphen nes bod y dorf yn IsraHgof gan lawenydd. Wedi i'r ddau ym- .geisydd gydnabod eu diolchgarwch, ffurfiwyd ,n orymdaith. Codwyd yr ymgeisydd budd. iigol i gadair, ac yn nghanol gorhoian hyddarol aed ag ef trwy heolydd Gwrecsam Jlr Refotm Club lie y traddododd anerchiad fagorol i'w edmygwyr. Mae hynodrwy,dd ^ftrbenig yn perthyn i'r frwydr yn Nwyrain fpinbych. Dyma y drydydd waith i ni gael ,in tafiii i ferw etholiadol er mynediad y ,3&hy*$dfrydwyr i rym yn 1906 Yn yr ethol- iad cyffredinol hono dychwelwyd Mr Saml Moss heb wrthvynebiad. Yn haf yr un tJwyddyn dychatwyd ef i'r Fainc Farnol .:a dewiswyd Mr Hemmerde fel ymgeisydd iRhyddfrydol yn ei Ie. ac wedi ymdrechfa ,Sated yn erbyn Mr Griffith Boscawen dych- _elwyd ef gyda mwyafrif cynydol. Yn Abrill y flwyddyn ddiweddaf, ar ei ddyrch- ::Adad fel Recorder of Liverpool, galwyd arno 4 ymladd am ei sedd yr ail waith. Dydd jjMawrth diweddaf cariodd hi i fuddugoliaeth ^rachefn, gyda mwyatrif na chafwyd ei gyff- ,tlyb yn yr etholaeth erioed o'r blaen. Y jlro hwn cafodd ychwaneg o fwyafrif nag a ei wrthymgeisydd o bleidleisiau, ac p th" id gymaint yn union o fwyafrif ag fl ftylowyd n bleidleisiau i Syr Foster Cun- ,¡tUTe. yn Ebrill diweddaf. Dymuniad pob sSbyddfrydwr trwy'r cylch oedd ar i fwyafrif .IAr Hemmerde gynyddu ar yr ui* hlaenorol, ni feddyliodd y mwyaf hydeius y cynr yddai gyda 823