Notes On Lampeter, Lancaster County, Pa. By JOHN K. WOERTH A S TO the origin of the name Lampeter there can be no question that its name was suggested by the like name of the Welch College town, Lam- peter, which lies on the border of Carmarthen and Cardiganshire in Wales. One or two patronymics

BENJAMIN WEST AND HIS VISIT TO LANCASTER. By Hon. Charles I. Landis. How history is falsified by careless writers is proverbial. An illustration of this well-known fact will be seen in the recent History of Lancaster County, wherein it is stated that the first Court House built in Lancaster in