Mark Noble, F. A. S.(Lynn, 1787). A Serious Discourse concerning Infant Baptism (Lynn, 1793). Reflections on French Atheism and English Christianity (1794) Food for a Fast-Day A Welsh-English Dictionary (1798); a companion English-Welsh dictionary was partly completed by Richards in manuscript, and an edition of both dictionaries was published at Carmarthen in 1828–32. A Word in Season, or a Plea for the Baptists(1804, in controversy with Isaac Allen, independent minister of Lynn). Address on the Duration or Perpetuity of Christian Baptism, with some Introductory Hints upon the Subjects and Mode of that Ordinance (1806). The Seasonable Monitor (Lynn, 1812–18; in seven parts). The Welsh Nonconformists' Memorial; or, Cambro-British Biography, edited by John Evans, was published posthumously in 1820. A miscellaneous collection, much of it, including an account of Michael Servetus, had originally appeared in the Monthly Repository under the pseudonym "Gwilym Emlyn". To the Gentleman's Magazine for October 1789, he contributed a letter (dated 14 October 1789, and signed Gwilym Dyfed), supporting the story of the discovery of America by Madoc. He wrote for the three volumes of the Cambrian Register, 1796–1818. Notes and references Citations External links History of Lynn volume 1 at the Internet Archive History of Lynn volume 2 at Google Books 1749 births 1818 deaths Arminian ministers Arminian writers People from King's Lynn People from Pembrokeshire Welsh antiquarians Welsh Baptists