... CAMBRIAkN LITERARY SOCIETY.. The usual monthly meeting of this Society was held on Friday evening last, at the Waterloo Hotel, Picma- dilly,-Mr. Maurice Jones (in the absence of the Presi- dent) being in the chair. The minutes of the last meeting havingbeen read and confirmed, The Chairman then called upon Mr. Wm. Conway to read his paper on the Manners and Customs of the Ancient Welsh. * ...

... - ?Ooctvv. I I Let not my passlon's fire alarm theeo Fearnot--myhoart'sthysaiety's pledgs; Thou Virtue-s temple, and to harm thee Wouiild be the wor3t of 8acrilege. % Though niany a folly- many fault. May shoot their wceeds nround my un Yet nevcr I nover Ilsae they taught * .T: brow oft Innocence to mourn, To barn away the linnot's eyes, I ne'er could feel the rade delight. Illerely to hear ...

... I. ? , , , 1 -- ? ?? . ?i, , -, t t 1 .I ' i . tll I . I .1 ?? ?! k -4-1 . , , FOR EVER, AND FQR. EYIPR!f. (OLD lyELS AIR.) For ever aund ?? theew ll1 ?? Thus, only thus we sever I-f 'C ;o Pi l~elf measures would be - For lite alife of spa v ne, ., :. *t Tiltideith-, ...

... 01?- ENGLYNION. Priodas Mr. John Hughes, fi Miss Parry, Swan Inn, ovr dref hoa. Pan allwyf wneyd penillion-dyna sydd Yn dwyn serch i'm Calon; AcG felly i'm cyfeillion, Da gan i wueyd y gan hon. Dan anwsl, rhoed Duw ei wenau-ichwi, Ac iechyd heb groesan; Heddwch ac hir flynyddau, 0 Dduw- Ior! bendithia'r ddau. Boed nawynion lwysion leisian-a hoffus f Ddir seraphaidd.wenau; A llu byw dhl ?? bu ...

... * V ?? ~D ! 0i@Ui L A ?? .- z l } ; t A s t .; te lq . IU.1h t. r! ' t Whae id cbv I'iv ?? .l ! C ' ;1 ?? ag' rn s'ah ' 1- - ?? ?? . Ofagoy ann e ?? . olhanY ahti V sponmya !r b .ty 2 ?? ftenid groapa o .if., .To see Sh g hideoas vsulture' bed' OnPoland'slnoblbSt'kbns * X;o see each murdered sire. tpyre. Each-ravish''d meid iii ?? Polfndfa iluneraql -i er Patriots hole qre dead Her ...

... I Dl. q ? .4 -, . :, . ?? , 4. ? f : X ..t. ?? : ?? 61; 1..i1;.'. : fgl .This Grand Literary ?? Festivallc'me off on 'al rTueaday, Wednesday, Thursiliys ?? (yesterday),! Q at Rhyl, under the immediate patrqnage of the most I ,distinguishqd of the local gentry, and o.th4ii persanages i connected with North' Wales. ti It will be within the recollertion of our readers- that B ...

... 4, . . ' _.4 i* ?? p D I I - ?? Thins Grand Literary and PlJucal Fe&Va1 came off on at , u 1 ' dti dr th atfile ~fthly) r, I t will be within the reeoileeti of 'our readers that: r tirac ,the or~igin.of .this Elaiteddlod 'to, ;a.sqrreyhrtpetr^ 4~ ional soulrce,- contenlding that the object of the1pi'uynq., ters''vstie frto sr teih'tmaid}h~ effe'cted, be !. tween the North and South Wales ...

... TRALLOD SERCH. Ychydig bensillion a gyfansoddais mewn dygn dristweh o herwydd collify nghariad. Trallod serehl Pa both yw hyny . Pwy fyth ddyry eglurhld ? Mynydd pwysfawr ar fy enaid, Wasga allan ddagraun mid; Gofid ydyw enw'r mynydd- Prudd-der yw ei gynmwye erch, Minnau'n suddo dano beunydd- Dyna ran o Drallod eereb. 1Tralled serch ?? rhyw ddyfader gerwin, Lie diolddefa'm henrid yw, Dan ...

... I ''I, - ?? ?? , I - ?. VII ? I I ? ; . wftl 1: -11-1- ! - ?? , M-;AFFFECTIONATE REMEMIBRANCE OF W !TicsiAll Giiiftitsrzq,'nrkeon'of thes EoyalOphthAlmi8lr Hospital, oorfield ,jand. 86,.EilyPlace, qlolbsra Hill, London. Precocious plant !, wg me rked Wth'joy refound, Thy vernal days .with fruit auttizninl orow'nd: B~t'hl fi, 'soon to' rue thy earlydoor co ' Whdut titus *e lost ?? thy ...

... = 4iattI . I'R WYDDFA. ,dduggl yn .N'ghystadlevaeth Rhyd.ddu. Arwres'n mro Sryri-yw'r Wyddfa Oyrbaoddfawr uchelfri; Yn iach Gi bron, yn uwch ei bri-ne'r Alpau, Xi gorfawr odrau mewn gwir fawrbydri. Dns y Coed. wwLrN. I' WAWRL Buiidgol yvn Nghystadleuaethl Rkyd-dda. Yu dirion arianu'r dwyrain-cyn dydd Mewn coindeg wedd eurgain, ?? w* yw, y mae'r WaWr gain, Y wlr forwyn wir firain. Dnes y Coed. ...

... pagioullifth. MYFYRDOD Wrti ddyfd ?? y Mynydd o'r Wyddgrug i Ddy.Oyu * - - gyd yn7 mrg yr hwyr. Hoff ?? eangfawr, mae'r elwg yableeydd S d4 mthat ti'n awr yn fy ngwneuthur yn ddedwydd * f j iod i wrthideithio yn teieiio'n 11uddedig, tonbho3101 dtiffygie fael milwr clwyfelg- rosaf yehydig, gan drci fy egolygon -Atrywtbet Xwelir ar n o'th erchwynion. Sugoll yr'ydwyt dmn hilyn xnawreddog, . ...

... 111.1 .1 . X?t FOR EVER, AND FOR EVER! (OLD WELSH Aml.) For ever and for ?? thee well I &G, Thus, only thu6 we sever f-fire the well i Half measures would be madness Forlife a llife of sadness.- Tilldeath-r death of gladness, Fare thee well I fieeassity impels me -Fare thee well I &C.; Adversity compels me -Fare thee well I Yes l wheR aU comfort needing - Ny heartiof hearts lies blceding-- IA- ...