Pennant in Eifionyd

attribution: The former used to say that the people of Pennant in Eifionyd had a nickname, to wit, that of Belsiaid y Pennant, " the Bellisians of the Pennant "; that, when he was a boy, if anybody called out Bels (Celtic Folklore: Welsh and Manx > Volume I > Chapter II: The Fairies' Revenge)

"The former used to say that the people of Pennant in Eifionyd had a nickname, to wit, that of Belsiaid y Pennant, " the Bellisians of the Pennant "; that, when he was a boy, if anybody called out Belsiaid y Pennant at the Penmorfa Fair, every man jack of them would come out, and fighting always ensued."

The former used to say that the people of Pennant in Eifionyd had a nickname, to wit, that of Belsiaid y Pennant, " the Bellisians of the Pennant "; that, when he was a boy, if anybody called out Bels (Celtic Folklore: Welsh and Manx, Celtic Folklore: Welsh and Manx > Volume I > Chapter II: The Fairies' Revenge)

"The former used to say that the people of Pennant in Eifionyd had a nickname, to wit, that of Belsiaid y Pennant, " the Bellisians of the Pennant "; that, when he was a boy, if anybody called out Belsiaid y Pennant at the Penmorfa Fair, every man jack of them would come out, and fighting always ensued."