Welsh Journals

18. E.Donovan, Descriptive Excursions through South Wales and Monmouthshire, in the Year 1804 and the four preceding summers, (London, 1805) Vol II, p. 247. 19. D.Williams, The Rebecca Riots, (Cardiff, 1955) p. 182. 20. Report of the Commissioners of Inquiry for South Wales, 1844 question No. 3977. 21. R.Ayton, Voyage Round Great Britain, (1814) p. 110. 22. Report of the Commissioners of Inquiry for South Wales, (1844) question No. 813. 23. Carmarthenshire Record Office, T.T. Box VIII/9. 24, C.Shephard, junior, 'Tour through Wales and the central Parts of England.' Gentleman's Magazine, (October 1799) p. 852. I owe this reference to Thomas Lloyd. If E.D.Clarke was right in saying that Tavemspite was a single house in 1791, the new building was put up between his visit and 1796. 25. Pembrokeshire Record Office PQ/AV/5. 26. Pembrokeshire Record Office NAR/TR/16/12. It was not called Louvain then. 27. T.Beynon, Howell Harris's Visits to Pembrokeshire, (Aberystwyth, 1966) p.314. 28. D.Salmon, 'Tavemspite School'. Narberth Weekly News, (4 May 1933). 29. Carmarthen Journal, (18 October 1844 and 28 November 1845); and Pembrokeshire Herald and General Advertiser, same dates, Thomas Lloyd informs me that Phillips was probably the John Phillips who restored Llangynin church, Carmarthen, in 1842. He was a joiner or cabinet maker and lived in Tavemspite at what is now Glasllys. 30. Report of the Commissioners of Inquiry into the State of Education in Wales, London 1847, Part 1 pp. 114-117. 31. Pembrokeshire Record Office, SSR/1/146. 32. National Library of Wales, SD/DS/122. 33. John Thomas Beynon, Op. cit., entry February 1837. 34. Pembrokeshire Record Office, DX/4/35, 13 April. 35. National Library of Wales, Eaton Evans and Williams Deeds, 4916-4924. 36. D.Williams, Op. cit. p.29. I carelessly dated this election to 1843 in my original publication. 37. J.Owen, ('Owen Square'), Memories of above Half a Century, (London N.D. but 1889?) p. 117. 38. 'Memories of Ena Davies/. Narberth Weekly News, (18 April 1929) 39. Pembrokeshire Record Office, HDX/1026/1, 6 (1871-1872); and SPU/NA/9/14, 1888. 40. Pembrokeshire Record Office, QRZ/78, 79. 41. National Library of Wales, Picton Castle Ms. 1431. 42. National Library of Wales, Lampeter Velfrey Tithe Map. 43. British Library, OSD.181.SER.139, 1909. 44. National Library of Wales, Slebech Ms. 5575.