Welsh Journals

Page THE HAFOD ESTATE UNDER THOMAS JOHNES AND HENRY PELHAM, FOURTH DUKE OF NEWCASTLE. By Richard Colyer 257 THE OLD POOR LAW IN AN INDUSTRIALIZING PARISH: ABERDARE, 1818-36. By Alun C. Davies 285 'A DEAD Loss TO THE COMMUNITY': THE CRIMINAL VAGRANT IN MID-NINETEENTH-CENTURY WALES. By D. J. V. Jones 312 Shorter Article: ON THE NORTH BRITISH SECTION OF THE HISTORIA BRITTONUM. By David N. Dumville 345 REVIEWS Laing, The Archaeology of Late Celtic Britain and Ireland, c. 400-1200: by;T>. P. Kirby. Clarke, Mental Disorder in Earlier Britain: by John Cule. Todd, The Northern Barbarians: by E. D. Hunt. Titley, Britain in History, 2 (1066-1485): by J. Harding. Hilton, The English Peasantry in the Later Middle Ages: by T. H. Lloyd. Labarge, Henry V: by A. J. Pollard. Hanham, Richard III and his early Historians: by Charles Ross. John (ed.), Welsh Baptist Studies: by Claire Cross. Fritz, The English Ministers and Jacobitism between the Rebellions of 1715 and 1745: by Paul Langford. Greene, Makers and Forgers: by Prys Morgan. Williams, The Desert and the Dream: a study of Welsh Colonization in Chubut, 1865-1915: by Alan Angell. Koss, Nonconformity in Modern British Politics: by Keith Robbins. Taylor (ed.), My Darling Pussy: by E. L. Ellis. Ovendale, 'Appeasement' and the English-Speaking World: by R. A. C. Parker. Williams, The South Wales Landscape: by Frank Emery. Winton, The Little Wonder, and Turner, The Padarn and Penrhyn Railways: by R. V. Barnes. Arber-Cooke, Pages from the History of Llandovery: by D. Emrys Williams. Short Notices.