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HISTORICAL SOCIETY of the CHURCH in WALES Publications HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF THE CHURCH IN WALES Publications Davis, J.C. ed., Episcopal Acts and Cognate Documents relating to Welsh Dioceses, 1066-1272. Vol. I, Historical Society of the Church in Wales, 1 (1946) Conway Davies, J., Journal. Vol. I, Historical Society of the Church in Wales, 2 (1947) Williams, C.H., Giraldus Cambrensis and Wales. Williamson, E.W., The inimitable chancellor Bogo de Clare. Charles, B., The vicarage and tithes of Nevern in Pembrokeshire. James, J.W., Dr John Davies of Mallwyd, 1570-1644. Richards, G., Y plygain [Early morning church services]. Lerry, G., A.G. Cambrensis [Alfred George Edwards, first archbishop of Wales. ob. 1937]. Williams, G., The deprivation and exile of Bishop Richard Davies [ob. 1581]. Hamilton Thompson, A., The Welsh medieval dioceses. Bethell, S.L., The poetry of Henry Vaughan, Silurist [ob. 1695]. Conway Davies, J., Vitae sanctorum Britanniae. Jones, F., The personality of a Welsh cleric, 1634. Moelwyn Merchant, W., Richard Watson, bishop of Llandaff [ob. 1816]. Conway Davies, J., Edward of Carnarvon, 1284-1307. Davis, J.C. ed., Episcopal Acts and Cognate Documents relating to Welsh Dioceses, 1066-1272. Vol. II, Historical Society of the Church in Wales, 3 (1948) Conway Davies, J. ed., Journal. Vol. II, Historical Society of the Church in Wales, 2 (1950) Tanner, L.E., Westminster Abbey and its Records. Lewis, T., Welsh church history as Celtic mythology. Emanuel, H.D., A fragment of the register of Stephen Patryngton, bishop of St Davids [ob. 1417]. Conway Davies, J., The Kambriae mappa of Giraldus Cambrensis. Williams, G., The Elizabethan settlement of religion in Wales and the Marches, 1559-160. Wright, E.G., Humphrey Humphreys, bishop of Bangor and Hereford [ob. 1712]. Davies, E., Thomas Pennant (antiquarian, traveler and naturalist, ob. 1798]. Jones, F., The Mathry suit [1754]. Richard, G., Yr offrwm angladdol [The funeral offertory]. Davis, J.C. ed., Episcopal Acts and Cognate Documents relating to Welsh Dioceses, 1066-1272. Vol. III, Historical Society of the Church in Wales, 6 and 7 (1950) Davies, E.T. ed., Journal. Vol. III, Historical Society of the Church in Wales, 8 (1953) Harris, S.M., The calendar of the Vitae SanctorumWallensium. Emanuel, H.D., Beneventana civitas. Griffiths, G.M., Educational activity in the diocese of St Asaph, 1500-1650. Evans, D.E., Nicander ac Edmwnd Prys. Morgan, W.T., Disuptes before the consistory courts of St Davids concerning elections of churchwardens [c. 1695-1734]. Jones, E.D., Some aspects of the history of the church in north Cardiganshire in the eighteenth century. Owen, R.H., Jacobitism and the church in Wales. Ellis, M., Teulu Darowen [Family of Darowen]. Part I. Davies, E.T. ed., Journal. Vol. IV, Historical Society of the Church in Wales, 9 (1954) Elsas, M., Parish records. Gruffydd, G., Bishop Francis Godwin’s injunctions for the diocese of Llandaff, 1603. Thomas, J.A., Welsh churchmen in colonial Pennysvlvania. Part I. Lewis, E., The Cowbridge diocesan library, 1711-1848. Part I. Evans, D.E., Mudiad Rhydychen yng ngogledd sir Aberteifi [The Oxford Movement in north Cardiganshire]. Ellis, M., Teulu Darowen [Family of Darowen]. Part II. Tree, R. ed., Laying the foundation stone of St David’s College, Lampeter [1822]. Davies, E.T. ed., Journal. Vol. V, Historical Society of the Church in Wales, 10 (1955) Harris, S.M., Liturgical commemorations of Welsh saints. Part I. James, J.W., The ‘Book of Llan Dav’ and Bishop Oudoceus. Edwards, C.J., St Teilo at Llandaff. Merchant, W.M., Bishop Francis Godwin, historian and naturalist. Thomas, J.A., Welsh churchmen in colonial Pennysvlvania. Part II. The eighteenth century background of church life in Wales; being the founder’s day lecture given at St David’s College, Lampeter, on 18th November, 1954, by the lord bishop of St David’s [William Thomas Harvard]. Davies, E.T. ed., Journal. Vol. VI, Historical Society of the Church in Wales, 11 (1956) Harris, S.M., Liturgical commemorations of Welsh saints. Part II. Griffiths, G.M., A St Asaph ‘register’ of Episcopal acts, 1506-1571. Richards, G., Royal briefs for the restoration of churches in Wales. Part I. Davies, E.T., John Wood’s Italianate tem,ple. MacWilliam, A.G., Bishop William Beveridge and the Church of England: the return to the primitive ideal. Evans, D.E., Dylanwad Mudiad Rhydychen yng Nghymru. II: Braslun o’I hanes a’I dwf yn yr esgobaethau [Influence of the The Oxford Movement in Wales: a sketch of its history and growth in the dioceses]. Davies, E.T. ed., Journal. Vol. VII, Historical Society of the Church in Wales, 12 (1957) Morgan, W.T., The consistory courts in the diocese of St David’s 1660-1858. Richards, G., Royal briefs for the restoration of churches in Wales. Part II. Howse, W.H., Contest for a Radnorshire rectory [Presteigne] in the seventeenth century. Lewis, E., The Cowbridge diocesan library, 1711-1848. Part II. Evans, D.E., Dylanwad Mudiad Rhydychen yng Nghymru. II: Braslun o’I hanes a’I dwf yn yr esgobaethau: Esgobaeth Llandaf [Influence of the The Oxford Movement in Wales: a sketch of its history and growth in the dioceses: Llandaff]. Davies, E.T. ed., Journal. Vol. VIII, Historical Society of the Church in Wales, 13 (1958) James, J.W., The excommunication in the Book of Llan Dav. Thomas, D., Saint Winifred’s well and chapel. Richards, G., Royal briefs for the restoration of churches in Wales. Part III. Morgan, W.T. An examination of churchwardens’ accounts and of some disputes concerning them before the consistory courts of St David’s. Evans, D.E., Dylanwad Mudiad Rhydychen yng Nghymru. II: Braslun o’I hanes a’I dwf yn yr esgobaethau: Esgobaeth Llanelwy. Esgobaeth Tyddewi [Influence of the The Oxford Movement in Wales: a sketch of its history and growth in the dioceses: Llandaff. St David’s]. Davies, E.T. ed., Journal. Vol. IX, Historical Society of the Church in Wales, 14 (1959) James, J.W., The Book of Llandav: the church and see of Llandav and their critics. Cole, E.J.L., Border priests [15th and 16th centuries in Radnorshire]. Griffiths, G.M., St Asaph episcopal acts, 1536-1558. Morgan, W.T., Cases of subtraction of church-rate before the consistory courts of St David’s. Davies, E.T. ed., Journal. Vol. X, Historical Society of the Church in Wales, 15 (1960) Greenway, W., The election of David Martin, bishop of St David’s in 1293-6. Morgan, W.T., Disciplinary cases against churchwardens in the consistory courts of St David’s. Jones, O.W., Bunsen’s reviewer. Rees, G., papers and correspondence about the restoration [by John Seddon] of Llanbadarn Fawr parish church, Cardiganshire, 1862-1870. Evans, D.E., Dylanwad Mudiad Rhydychen yng Nghymru. III: Y gymdeithas leygol [Influence of the The Oxford Movement in Wales: a sketch of its history and growth in the dioceses: the lay community]. Davies, E.T. ed., Journal. Vol. XI, Historical Society of the Church in Wales, 16 (1961) Welch, C.E., An ecclesiastical precedent book from St Asaph. James, J.W., 1662 and before. Jones, O.W., A Pembrokeshire skeptic. Morgan, W.T., Disputes concerning seats in church before the consistory courts of St David’s. Davies, E.T. ed., Journal. Vol. XII, Historical Society of the Church in Wales, 17 (1962) Griffiths, G.M., Restoration St Asaph: the episcopate of Bishop George Griffith, 1660-1666. Morgan, W.T., The prosecution of nonconformists in the consistory courts of St David’s. Davies, D.M., Hynt a helynt Brutus y dychanwr. I: Y blynyd doedd cynnar, 1795-1818 [The life and times of David Owen (‘brutus’ the satirist). I: Early years]. Davies, E.T. ed., Journal. Vol. XIII, Historical Society of the Church in Wales, 18 (1963) Williams Hays, R., Rotoland, subprior of Aberconway, and the controversy over the see of Bangor, 1199-1204. Griffiths, G.M., Restoration St Asaph: the episcopate of Bishop George Griffith, 1660-1666. Part II. Fenn, R.W.D., Thomas davies, rector of Coity, 1769-1819. Rees, J.F., St Katharine’s church, Milford Haven: a note on the memorial to Lord Nelson. Davies, D.M., Hynt a helynt Brutus y dychanwr. II: Crwydro’n ddiafael, 1819-35 [The life and times of David Owen (‘brutus’ the satirist). II: His years of aimless wandering]. Davies, E.T. ed., Journal. Vol. XIV, Historical Society of the Church in Wales, 19 (1964) Jones, F., Medieval records relating to the diocese of St David’s. Kissack, K.E., Religious life in Monmouth, 1066-1536. Jones, O.W., The case against Bishop Jones of St Asaph. Rees, G., Connop Thirlwall: liberal Anglican. Davies, D.M., Hynt a helynt Brutus y dychanwr. III: Golygy’r Haul – y cyfnod toreithiog, 1835-50 [The life and times of David Owen (‘brutus’ the satirist). III: His most fruitful phase]. Davies, E.T. ed., Journal. Vol. XV, Historical Society of the Church in Wales, 20 (1965) Butler, L.A.S., The Augustinian priory of St Kinmark near Chepstow. Fenn, R.W.D., Richard Watson [bishop of Llandaff, 1782-1816]: a reappraisal. Jones, O.W., Mid-Victorian introspection in Wales. Davies, D.M., Hynt a helynt Brutus y dychanwr. IV: Golygy’r Haul – y cyfnod olaf, 1851-66 [The life and times of David Owen (‘brutus’ the satirist). IV: the final phase]. Davies, E.T. ed., Journal. Vol. XVI, Historical Society of the Church in Wales, 21 (1966) Jones, F., The lordship and manors of Dewsland. I. Richards, G., The church of St Mary and All Saints, Conway. Buttress, D.R., Llandaff cathedral in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. Jenkins, I., The church in industrial Rhymney, 1800-1855. Davies, E.T.
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