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RHESTR 0 DDOSBARTHWYR "Y LLAN A'R DYWYSOGAETH." Aberaman, Mr. Morgan Parr, Newsagent Aberaeron, Mr. Jones, Stationer Aberavon, Port Talbot, Messrs. T. M. Jones and Son Aberdovey, Mr. E. Davies, 9 Nantiestyn street Abergele, Mr. Egerton Leigh, Newsvendor. Aberystwith, Mr. R. James, Bridge street Aberystwith, Messrs. Smith and Son Arclwch, Mr. D. Jones, Post Office Argoed, Mr. D. Thomas, Newsagent Bala, Mr. H. Edwards, 42 High street Bangor, Messrs. Nixon and Jarvis Bangor, Messrs Smith and Son Bargoed, Mr. T. M. Jones, Board School Barmoutli, Messrs. Smith and Son Barry, Mr. Milner, Newsagent Beaufort, Mr. Price, Newsagent lietliesda, Bangor, Mr. J. F. Williams, High street Dethesda, Mr. J. Davies Blaenau Festiniog, Mr. E. Roberts, 14 High street Brecon, Mr. Charles, Chemist Briton Ferry, Mr. W. T. Olive, Newsagent Brynaman, Carmarthen, Mr. Thomas, Prospect Villa Cadoxton, Neath, Ur. Bees, 1 Beaconsfteld street Cardiff, Messrs. 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YR EGLWYS BRYDEINIG.
YR EGLWYS BRYDEINIG. Y mae y Parch. R. Williams, B.A., Ficer Dolwyddelen, wedi bod yn traddodi ei ail gyfres o ddarlithoedd ar y testyn uchod yn Mhenmachno, pan yr aeth Iliaws o bobl i'w wrando. Olrheiniodd y gwr parchedig gyda medrusrwydd hanes yr Eglwys yn y Canol Oesoedd hyd amser y Diwygiad Protestanaidd, a dangosodd yn eglur mai yr un oedd yr Eglwys yn yr oesoedd hyn, er ei bod wedi cael ei graddol ddwyn o dan iau orthrymus Pab- yddiaeth. Nododd amryw engreifftiau hanesyddol, ac yn eu plith y Freintlen Fawr (Magna Charta) a arwyddwyd gan y Brenin loan, yr hon a ddywed mewn un man nad oedd unrhyw awdurdod gan y Pab o Rufain ar yr Eglwys, a dangosodd mai yr un ydoedd yr Eglwys cyn y Diwyg- iad yn nheyrnasiad Harri VIII. ag ydoedd cyn hyny, ond ei bod, ar ol y Diwygiad, wedi ymlanhau oddiwrth lygredigaethau Pabyddiaeth, ac unwaith yn rhagor ym- ddangos yn ei diwyg gyntefig. Teimlir yn dra diolchgar i Mr. Williams am ddyfod i Benmachno i draddodi y cyf- res darlithoedd hyn, ac i ddangos gwir sefyllfa yr Eglwys yngwyneb camgyhudd- iadau ei gelynion. Eglurwyd y ddarlith trwy gyfrwng y magic lantern. Ni phet- ruswn ddweyd y bydd Ficer Dolwyddelen, os ca fywyd ac iechyd, fel y diweddar Dra Pharchedig Ddeon Bangor, yn un o am- ddiffynwyr mwyaf nerthol yr Eglwys yn Nghymru. Cadeiriwyd gan y Parch. J. Jenkins, gan yr hwn y cafwyd anerchiad ar y buddioldeb o ymchwilio i wir hanes yr Eglwys.
GWENDIDAU Y RADICALIAID.
GWENDIDAU Y RADICALIAID. Yr oedd cynulliad lluosog yn nghyfar- fod misol diweddaf Cymdeithas Geidwadol Penmachno, a'r oil yn ymddangos fel yn cymeryd dyddordeb neillduol yn y gweith- rediadau. Cadeiriwyd gan lywydd y gymdeithas, sef Mr. E. J. Williams, Rhydlanfair, gan yr hwn foneddwr y caf- wyd araeth fuddiol ac addysgiadol. Yn flaenaf, diolchodd Mr. Williams am yr anrhydedd a osodwyd arno gan y gym- deithas trwy ei ethol yn llywydd am y pedwerydd tro. Yna, aeth Mr. Williams yn mlaen i ddangos gwendidau y blaid Radicalaidd pan mewn swyddi, megys ei difrawder yn rhoddi cymorth i'n cadfridog- ion milwrol pan mewn cyfyngder, o ddydd- iau y Cadfridog Wellington hyd ddyddiau y Cadfridog Gordon. Hefyd, dangosodd fel y bu i Ffrainc lwyddo gwneyd bargen a Mr. Gladstone trwy gael glo o'r wlad hon i Ffrainc yn ddi-doll, a'r unig d.11 a gawsom ni ydoedd cael y botel win yn ddi-doll. Dangosodd hefyd mai caru eu lies eu hunain yn fwyaf uniongyrchol ydoedd diben Cobden a Bright pan yr ymgeisiasant am Fasnach Rydd. Yr oeddynt yn fasnachwyr mawrion, ac yr oedd cael yr yd yn ddi-doll i'r wlad hon yn fantais fawr iddynt hwy, yn enwedig yn ngwneuthuriad starch, gan fod dwy sach- aid o bob tair o yd a ddygir i'r wlad hon yn myned i'w wneuthur. Yr oedd yr egwyddor o Fasnach Rydd yn annheg, os na cheid hyny yn gyffredinol yn mhob z,Y gwlad fasnachol. Amcan y Ceidwadwyr bob amser ydyw ysgafnhau y trethi, a pharotoi ein llynges a'n hamddiffynfeydd gogyfer a'r dyfodol, ac nid gadael pethau fel y maent hyd nes y bydd yn rhy hwyr, ac yna, pan ddaw yn daraw, rhoddi yr awenau i fyny, a gadael i'r blaid Geidw- adol gario allan a dwyn y beichiau a esgeulasant pan mewn swyddi. Dangos- Z, odd Mr. Williams hefyd fod Treth yr Incwm yn is o dan lywodraeth y Ceidwad- wyr, sef chwe' cheiniog yn y bunt a'i chyferbynu A ioc., ie, hyd yn nod is. 4c. yn y bunt o dan weinyddiaeth Mr. Glad- stone. Sylwodd hefyd ar y mesurau buddiol a basiwyd gan y Ceidwadwyr, ac fod prif wleidyddwyr yr Unol Dalaethau yn dyheu am fabwysiadu cynllun y Wein- yddiaeth bresenol o drafod ei materion cartrefol a thramor. Dilynwyd Mr. Williams gan Mr. H. Parry Roberts, yr hwn a ddarllenodd bapyr gwir dda ar Ddadgysylltiad a Dadwadd- oliad;" Mr. Morris Morris, Dugoed, yr hwn, mewn araeth afaelgar, a ddangos- odd yr angenrheidrwydd am undeb; a Mr. Rees Hughes, Cwm, yr hwn, yn ei arabedd diball, a ddangosodd anghyson- deb y wasg Radicalaidd yn prophwydo y byddai i'r Weinyddiaeth bresenol dderbyn cerydd am ei hymddygiad gyda Portugal, Ond," meddai, "pa fodd y bu ? Bu hyd yn nod Mr. Gladstone gyfreithloni ymddygiad anrhydeddus Arglwydd Salis- bury." Cynygiodd Mr. Robert Owen, Greenwich House, ddiolchgarwch i'r cadeirydd a'r areithwyr, cefnogwyd hyny gan Mr. W. Edwards, School House, ac yna ymwahanwyd.
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