... 1? It# ?? ? ,. TO ? , t ?. Tir TEiMiERANCE CoNvaeRT AffirthP reports lhad been delivered, and the absence of $umber Twelve ac- counted for, a number of the members came upon the platform, to give an account of their rescue, or speak of their experience Some of them had taken the pledge because their friends had promised to pay their ldebts, procure them employment, or confer some other ...

... Congi y Cyfnsoddw7r Ieuafngc. SIOMLINT CAI1IAD. Mae 't ddewnm draw gerilaw y nant Lie nad oe aun preawylfod. Tn dwyn ar gff pan oeddem blaut Sn llob0a da en cbyogod. Ni ebl'wid pryd hyn d Chwith ochain chwata f A byddwn etto 'r cc mc! Pe 'a ei y deud Gwreae Rwy 'n cofio 'r fan a'r lie DU 'r Yn tyngu 11w ffyddiondeb Drwy ddyweyd na ehawsw f Os Duw a rodda; nrY i- c Ac ni feddyliais inaau 'ioc- ...

... aoUlgr4 pra ?k;, CYFFES SERCH. C(ffwypedig i-dees dim odds. otbiog half so Swept In life, oer- VC yliag ?? M00oC. orr hardd yw gwedi yr haulwen iaeb Dros sel y bry,,n yn codi, ran Y Casena f liii fach Sydd yn y glyn yn gwenn old faint rnwy ha~dd yw palydr ?? p n thalon pan dywyna, A, apegechl rudd yr aldfwyn ferc'u Syfl Curo'r lili laa, ae rhyw gyfaredd Vie ei gwedd. lae I wyr ye head ei ...

... I ? bttrji. I I ?? . A NEW DIrTY O.N NUDITYI 83GGSSTED BY A RECENT SPEECH ON BATHING. Who's Hullay? No matter: to ask would be rude, There may be a thousand, though not of one brood, There s one who, with decency deeply Imbued, Thinks lords of creation should never bathe nude. To ladies, moreover, in delicate way, Our anti nude Hulley has souaothin4 to say: He thinks that more comely and ...

... MAECARTBEFrICa l` YMA. B 11811,ldw 7 C r eaanillion canlynol mew'. canlyniad i ddeblrini'd Ijlytyr oddi wrthfoneddiges. yemkha uen yr oedd v .rawddeg uchod, yn mnysg ereill, yns cyn. . wys gwaheddia, i'r oardd i dntu ynmwetiad a-i fro n eed igof. Mae cgrtref i ihw; yma, Dywedai dynes hardd, C Mewn llvthyr o wahoddiad A .f on'sai at y bardd- Ag oedd ar fin ymvreled A'i enedigol wlad, f Lie ...

... W0eWtr. o' THE FIRE. 'Tvas a still calm summer night, Thu mooD shone gently down With a quiet tranquil light, Upon a slumbering town. Oh I sleep, that blesssed gift, To many a wevary heart Does now each burthen lift, And bid each care depart. -Dut hark I a sudden cry Breaks on tbtktill night air; With sonuds of hurrying by, ind shriek'ses of despair. .. A crimson light ascending high. Sbows ...

... A,, tic-1.0 3 THs TzrPneiANCsa CoNv9tT.-LAfter the reports had been delivered, and the absence of Number Twelve ac. [rbuntelvfore ?? o enf the members came upon the jatforiin to Ecouyt~f their rescue, or speak of their experience. Some of them had taken the 'pledge becaus ,tbeir friends had promised to pay their debts,: procure tlheiemployment, or confer some other benefit upon them if ...

... .9 : Ii 1, A WORD 0o ED019'fO1.-KnovWedyge ?? ability, cramn is not power, least of all in education. A man may be able to count accurately every yard of distance to the stars, and yet be most imperfectly educated * he may be able to reckon up all the ?? that ever reigned, and yet be none the wiser or the more efficient for his learn- ing. But the unfledged boy, who starts with a mind empty, ...

... IMM x1terary (gstracto. A WORD ON EDUCATION.-Knowledge is not ability craml is not power, least of all in education. A man may be able to count accurately every yard of distance to the stars, and yet be most imperfectly educated: he may, be able to reckon up all the kings that ever reigned, and yet be none the wiser or the more efficient for his learn. ing. But the unfledged boy, who starts ...

... . COFFADWEIASTH An y ?? M1 John JAeRM, rephyAdd, Lls4wwst, (Pyltl ate (bnvy.) er Awn afrfatrw Mawrth 29sat, 1865, yn 79ain rnfwydd cod. A ! Conwy, *U o'r ceinion-A glIaisdt, A.eth i gell y naeirwon; Ni TPda&, tia tyrfa tone Er dy fwyn, ar dy Sinon. Dy unet, ddwfr dolemog,-dy fronydd, Dy fryniau clogwyyog. Drainwysi;-eanai fel cdg, Ar y ddol, gerdd ddihalng. a Fe anod, ar dy ?? Fn'n fawr tel ...

... , ? ENGLYNION ,4, lariedas Mr. WV. F?4Oucis, !ing adeiledydd, A.ber dogleddgif, 4 Mius i. R. Lewis, o'r lie chod, Mcdi 8fed, 1865. I'r ddau hawdgart, William a Mari-daeth Dydd i ymhriodi; Dow J8O f In Coromi A ffygiant liwyddiant yn Ili. Y Dew mwav.r rho diI 1ari-a William, Gad hir fyw, heb gyni.; A 6raa i ?? oesi, lieu fyw Yu dog yn d'ofn di. Per eiddonaf bob ?? ddaioni-i'm nith A'i mwyo ...

... ex4 aie9 FLORA, Gast fechan Mr. Llo,,d Williams, Fronlieluog, Llandderjel. 'R wy' beno f hun, ar aelwyd lan, Mae 'r nos yn hir, a chenyf din, Oes arnaf fai os cauaf gAn; I Flora fach Fronheulog? Pc byddai modd i feirddion byd Gael banes hon o bryd i bryd, Offrymu wnaent y ?? i gyd I Flora fach Fronheulog. Ceir Blawer brol, a llawer bri, Yn nodi am gallineb ei Ond Flora sionc, er maint y si, Yw ...