In compiling the following notes I have availed myself of Fenton's well-known work on Pembrokeshire, and of the writings of George Owen of Hênllys; I have consulted the records of that prolific chronicler, Gerald de Barri; Bevan's 'History of the Diocese of St. Davids; and Jones and Freeman's exhaustive work on St. Davids Cathedral; besides various minor sources of local information which need not be specified here. In conclusion, I take this opportunity to tender my sincere thanks to those friends and acquaintances whose ready help and advice so greatly facilitated my task, while at the same time enhancing the pleasure of these sketching rambles amidst the Nooks and Corners of Pembrokeshire. H. THORNHILL TIMMINS. _Harrow_, 1895. CONTENTS. PAGE A GENERAL SURVEY. THE KING'S TOWN OF TENBY 1 ROUND ABOUT THE RIDGEWAY 23 MANORBERE CASTLE, AND GIRALDUS CAMBRENSIS 41 PEMBROKE TOWN AND CASTLE. STACKPOLE AND THE SOUTHERN COAST 54 TO ANGLE, RHÔSCROWTHER, AND THE CASTLE MARTIN COUNTRY 76 CAREW, WITH ITS CROSS, CASTLE AND CHURCH. UPTON CASTLE AND CHAPEL. PEMBROKE DOCK AND HAVERFORDWEST 93 TO ST. BRIDES, MARLOES AND THE DALE COUNTRY 114 WESTWARD HO! TO ST. DAVIDS. THE CITY AND ENVIRONS 126 TO FISHGUARD, NEWPORT, GOODWIC AND PENCAER 142 NEWPORT, NEVERN AND TEIVYSIDE 149 A RAMBLE OVER PRECELLY HILLS, TO THE SOURCES OF THE CLEDDAU 167 ON AND OFF THE NARBERTH ROAD. LANGWM AND DAUGLEDDAU 178 INDEX TO ILLUSTRATIONS.