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yn Prwsia, ei le genedigol—Ei ddyfodiad i Loegr—Ei fwriad i fyned yn genadwr—Ei symmudiad i Swydd Devon—Ei gyssylltiad â'r Farch. Henry Clark—Symmudiad y ddau i Gaerodor—Eu dull o weithio—Eu dull o fyw—Sefydliad y Gymdeithas—Dechreuad y gwaith o ofalu am yr amddifaid—Cymmeryd ty yn Wilson Street—Cymmeryd ail dy— Yna y trydydd—Y cwbl yn rhy fach—Codi y ty newydd cyntaf ar Ashley Down—Dull yr arian yn dyfod i fewn—Y draul yr awd iddo— Ei orpheniad yn hollol ddiddyled—Cyfodiad yr ail dy newydd—Felly y trydydd, ac yn olaf oll y pedwerydd a'r pumed—Ymweliad â'r Sefydliad—Yr olygfa o fewn—Dull y plant o fyw yno—Y gofal a gymmerir am y plant yn ol llaw—Golwg ar y treulion o'r dechreu, a'r draul flynyddol yn awr—Y gwersi oddiwrth yr hanes i ni. "Mae Cyfrinfa y "Gwron" yn rhoddi gwahoddiad calonog a gwresog i'w holl gyfeillion i ddyfod i gefnogi yr amcan daionus sydd mewn golwg wrth gael y ddarlith.

Bydd y ddarlith yn cael ei hegluro trwy ddarluniau mawrion o'r pump ty ar Ashley Down, wedi eu darparu yn arbenig i'r perwyl hwn."


The War!!

A LECTURE ON THE WAR IN THE EAST,

Will be delivered in the Welsh Baptist Chapel, Aberdare, by the Rev. Thos.
Price, on Wednesday evening, September 12th, 1855. The chair will
be taken at at 8 o'clock precisely, by David Davis, Jun., Esq.

Syllabus:—

"The nations engaged in the present war geographically considered —The great extent of the Russian Empire—Its rapid increase southward, from the time of Peter the Great until the death of Nicholas—The causes of the present struggle—The professed reason as given by Russia, and the true reason as transpired through the Secret Correspondence—That Great Britain is justified in taking part in the present war—The progress of the war——The battles of the Danube, the Alma, Balaklava, Inkerman—The siege works before Sebastopol—The naval operations in the Sea of Assof and the Baltic—The probable consequence of the war to Russia, Turkey, England, and to the European States generally—The duty of the English nation not to accept a peace that will not secure the RIGHTS OF THE PEOPLE.

"The Lecture will be illustrated by very large maps and diagrams, including the Seat of War, at one view; the position of the army before Sebastopol; large map of the Crimea and the Sea of Assof, the Battle of the Alma, the Baltic, &c.