Near Llandyssul, in Cardiganshire, and the borders of Carmarthenshire, there is a pool in the River Teivi, known as the "Pool of the Harper." When I visited the village a few years ago I was told that it is said that an old harper was drowned there long ago; and that it is still believed by some that on a fine summer afternoon, one hears his spirit playing his harp in the pool. APPARITIONS OF GOOD SPIRITS. It is not, often we hear in Wales of Good Spirits appearing; but the Rev. Edmund Jones in his "Relation of Apparitions," a curious old book published some generations ago, gives the following narrative of Apparitions of Good Spirits:-- ----"There lived at a place called Pante, which is between Carmarthen and Laugharne towns, one Mr. David Thomas, a holy man, who worship the Lord with great devotion and humility; he was also a gifted brother, and sometimes preached. On a certain night, for the sake of privacy, he went into a room which was out of the house, but nearly adjoining to it, in order to read and pray; and as he was at prayer, and very highly taken up into a heavenly frame, the room was suddenly enlightened, and to that degree that the light of the candle was swallowed up by a greater light, and became invisible; and with, or in that light a company of Spirits, like children, in bright clothing, appeared very beautiful, and sung; but he recollected only a few words of it, 'Pa hyd? Pa hyd? Dychwelwch feibion Adda' (How long? How long? Return ye sons of Adam.) Something like Ps. xc. 3. After a time he lost sight of them: the light of the candle again came to appear, when the great light of the glorious company was gone. He was immersed in the heavenly disposition, and he fell down to thank and praise the Lord; and while he was at this heavenly exercise the room enlightened again; the light of the candle became invisible, and the glorious company sung; but he was so amazed at what he saw and heard that he could remember only the following words, 'Pa hyd? Pa hyd yr erlidiwch?' (How long? How long, will ye persecute the godly Christians?) "After a while, they departed, and the candle light appeared. Any Christian who enjoyed much of God's presence will easily believe that D. T. was now lifted up very high in the spiritual life by this extraordinary visitation from heaven." SPIRITS REMOVING CHURCHES. There are several legends in West and Mid-Wales, especially in Carmarthenshire and Cardiganshire, in which spirits or some other mysterious powers, play a prominent part in the removal of Churches from one site to another. LLANDDEUSANT (CARMARTHENSHIRE). I am indebted for the following to the Rev. H. M. Williams, Vicar of Lledrod:-- There is a tradition in the parish of Llanddeusant, that the parish church was to have been built at first at Twynllanan, in the centre of the parish; but the stones that were put up during the day were removed in the night, to the spot where the church now stands.