... 7- - I--- ? I. ? . I . . 0 - 91T ..9 i isdut, Ff? NW? LI. Edrych cr y lili dowel ?? ya troi, Yna ear-for gwawol y gorwel, A; pbrydfaarthwC gai angel Sylia ara;o yn ei thoL o . jarlanxidd'with a chwery Ar ei siglog fynwes ber, W'rth ci bymyllin yn crogi Y mae gemauoo a Oleni, Gwaith y wawrrddydd, wridog gfir ...

... ,ictX8. AUTUMNAL TREES. -0- Beautiful trees, Clad in your Autumn dying robes-ye look More lovely far Than waning star: Or aught that's marked for death in Nature's book- Beautiful trees. Those rainbow hues, Bathed in the shade and sunlight of the day, Bid thoughts arise J Of Paradise, A' Th' eternal life: Ah, why should time decay Those rainbow hues I 'What is like ye, When ye're most lovely, ...

... pavidniattul. . e lOCHENAID AR OL ed Y PARCE. JOHN PHIILLIPS,' Ly Yr ?? a fit feat Hydref 9fed, 1867, ynp 6 b nlwyd4 ToON-Hiraetakagl. th 0 ! ergyd brudd a braw, Pa fodd mae hyn yn bod ? A oes rhyw ddrwg ger flaw, od Neu ddiwedd byd ar dd'od! Cydyan-Ty1w,3ysog a gzr' atawr yn Yu eisieu heddyzc sydd, yd R~~~rtwcefyn'd ec; kaufiw leer, cn vl~~~.Thcehleulo ganol dydd I el. John Phillips nid yw ...

... ;i Y CYFOETH GWELL. Pabam yr ymglymodd dy.ealon r A-giPei5ion gyagodau y ilawr? t, Y teocaf o'i phethau hyfrg3dlon, 9, I Fe w.ywa-ar fyrder eu gwawr;- ni Iddartod nae'r cyfan a weli, I- Ee~ u cbheotbio1wgryw ddgdd: li *Yddsear 'r owvbl iydd-arni u Yu bentwr dienw a fydd. Y YSgerir y ovbydd a'i drysor t. Er tycged yr nndeb eyn hir, d A'i lygad anfoddlon.wna agor A'r fyihol dylodi a chur; ...

... ?x?a?a ?? OCHENAID All OL Y PARCH. JOHN PHILLIPS, Yr Awn a farw Hydref 9fed, 1867, yn 66 rnivyw ' ?? TON -Hiraetkgan. O ! ergyd brudd a braw, Pa fodd mae hyn yn bod ? A aes rhyw-ddrwg ger llaw, Neu ddiwedd byd ar dd'od ! Cydgan-Tynysosg a gzwr mawr Yn eisieu hedduw sydd, Trwin fyn'd ei haul i lawr, Machludo ganol dydd I John Phillips nid yw mwy, Ein Phillips barchus, gn; Fe'i gwysiwyd i fyn'd ...

... IrTMS LORD MAYOR'S SHOW AND DINNER. I 1- The LordMayor's show on Saturday was unanimously ls voted by the gamrn8 to be a sell, and at some points in of the route taken by the procession they vented their indignation in the most forcible terms of their vocaba- t lary. The Lord Chief Baron was unusually eloquent in a addressing the Lord Mayor elect. His speech filled e. nearly a column and a ...

... trI OLD AGE. -0-- Old age, the vcening of our life, the air And sweet tranquillity of light, whoen day Ifath laid its implements of toil away, And the lost breezes cool the brain from care So mayst thou end ! the silver twilight star Thy symbol highe of happirisss anti peace, Drasv ig more beanty as the sounds decrease Between the dukli and Night's approachilng car The sell-proved anrs to ...

... E. ?? Y PARCH. S. ROBERTS, M.A., Yka darlitlio ye Nzghopel Ynpaqau, mriyr, ZacA! vedd 4ydd, 1867. Yn Roberts cawn arabedd,-yu ddilesg Ddylif o byawdledd; Er benaint, mor eirianwedd, Eleddyw saif, gan harddr's sedd ! Yn liewyrob ei ailuoedd,-y gwelwyd Golen mewn anialoedd ; A mawr rin i Gy ara oedd, Ei iodiad a'i weithredoedd. Nodaa ei ber Ganiadau Byrion,-sy dd Yn swyn i wir feirddion; Pa ...

... 0trw. NOVEMBER. -0-- November, month of mornings misty-bright Witil golden light: Month when the many tinted leaf Lies thick upon the smo3s below, While to and fro The breezes moan as if in grief. November, who dost swell the mountain-6treams To break the dreams Of the long summer s hely sa ay And rousest the tumultuous 'doods Through glens and woods To thunder, all the sullen uoy. The ...

... ?? ei; h. ld 'aW a y: tt- th ad] 1'I n- di ac' ae- ro vn yd ad id ;h. yd I; WI !di Af di rir la * a vn es I i di Vn1 tel 1a af v'y eu 11- *h- ed id 'y1 .- Id en yn Li 7r- VI yn rd ,us od ,h- eb h-: ac ?? y 1' y in yr th od Fn rh.~ ei ar- 31, y y ry i a kis vy di a id, Lre ed. Y. ry Wr. Y. Fri 3g ael yr 0 yn d d D'r d d r- r-a na' ynD -da Y DDEICLEN WYWEDIG. Y ddeilen' fth i O fewn y ffias o Il ...

... MUSICAL AND LITERARY ENTI RTAINMENTSl A new series (the third) of these, much, appreciated meetings was commenced, for the winter, season, on Thursday; the 21st instant. The meeting was convened by the rector of the parish to be held in the National School - the placard announcing the meeting stating that the proceeds would be devoted towards purchasing a new church clock. Llewellyn Jones, Esq ...

... ? MY MOTH ER, Whose was that eye, whose loving beam First fell upon mv infant face? Whose light comnea back, in many a dream Of days, that time can ne'er efface? It was thine own: I know no othier, Could match thy loving eye, my Mother. IVhose was that tender voice, that spokce Sweet words of gracious love tome ? Thatcibund my pillowvilghtly broke The silenceb with soft minstrelay? It ?? ...