Disgrifiad gan George Eyre Evans (cyfieithiad):

"Yr oedd hwn yn ddiwrnod anodd i Gapten Trevor. Roedd mintai o'r 4ydd Marchfilwyr yn gorymdeithio o Lanymddyfri i Lanbedr Pont Steffan, a mintai arall o'r un gatrawd yn gorymdeithio o Landeilo i Lanymddyfri, tra cafodd Llysoedd Chwarter Sir Gaerfyrddin - a oedd wedi'u gohirio - eu cynnal yn neuadd y dref, Caerfyrddin. Yno, cynigwyd y dylid apwyntio y Capten Richard Andrew Scott yn Brif Gwnstabl ar yr Heddlu Gwledig yn Sir Gaerfyrddin; cafwyd cytundeb unfrydol o blaid hynny. Y bore canlynol, ymdeithiodd cwmni o'r 75fed Catrawd i mewn i Gaerfyrddin o Lanelli."

Adysgrif:

"Carmarthen, 10 August, 1843.

My Dear Sir,

I have received your letters sent me respecting the rural Police. I do not expect we shall require to engange their services, but I will let him know if we do. I have been so fully occupied I have not yet had time to write about Dr. Cowell's gazette, but I have just this moment written to Captain Davis, the Adjutant of the Regiment to know why the delay has occurred, the Queen's approval is dated 15 June, and the Commission has, I believe been a long time since returned to Capt. Davis. I believe it is the duty of the Clerk of the Peace to have the names inserted to the Gazette, but I will write to you again soon.

We appointed Capt. Scott to-day as the Chief Constable, unanimously.

I am sorry to say I see no sort of improvement anywhere.

Yours ever truly,
Geo. Rice Trevor."

[Ffynhonnell: George Eyre Evans, 'Rebecca Riots: Unpublished letters, 1843-44', Transactions of the Carmarthenshire Antiquarian Soceity and Field Club, cyfrol XXIII, tudalen 62]