Welsh Journals

where we found the two Mrs. W's and three Miss Aliens. These had just left their pleasant residence at Cresselly; they had not fixed on their home; they are my prime favourites and they gave me five delightful days; indeed the only five of that sort that I have enjoyed during my second European existence. For though, as I write an account of our tour, it seems as if it must have been very agreeable, yet health and consequently the capacity for enjoyment, were wanting.' ELISABETH INGLIS-JONES 1 Information kindly supplied by Major Francis Jones, T.D. 2 Sir Richard Philipps of Picton, 7th baronet, 1742-1823 Lord Lieutenant of Haverfordwest. Created Lord Milford, 1776. 3 1799 Jan. 27 Mary Allen. Jeffreyston burial records. N.L.W. 4 Richard Foley, a Haverfordwest attorney. 5 Nee Mary Philipps of Pentypark. Married her cousin Lord Milford, 1764. 6 Elizabeth, daughter of William Warren of Longridge, Pembrokeshire. Married 1762 William Edwards, 1st Baron Kensington. 7 Hon. Spencer Perceval (1762-1812) lawyer and statesman. 8 Thomas Erskine (1750-1823) Lord Chancellor and 1st Baron Erskine. 9 T. B. Macaulay. 10 Francis Homer, 1778-1817, Whig politician. 11 John William Ward, 4th Viscount and 1st Earl of Dudley, 1781-1833, politician, writer and eccentric. 12 At Foston-le-Clay, Yorkshire.