LLANTONY ABBEY, 325-Mines of,
325-History of, 326.
LLANWRTHWL, 84.
LLECH CYNON, 41.
LLEWHADEN CASTLE, 198. LLYN FACH, 289.
LLYN FAWR, 289.
LLYN VATHEY CRINGLAS, 40-Site of the ancient city of Tregaron, 40.
MAESLOUGH CASTLE, 92. MANORBEER, village of, 170.
MANORBEER CASTLE, ruins of, 170 -Stately magnitude of, 170- Birthplace of Giraldus Cambren- sis, 171-Description of, 172— Extensive prospects, 172-Bay,
MARGAM PARK, 263- Abbey of, 264.
MELTE RIVER, 297. MERLIN, life of, 220.
MILFORD HAVEN-Pennar Mouth, 191-Striking scene, 192-Town of, 192-Ship on fire, 193. MOCCAS COURT, 98. MONMOUTH, approach to, 133- Priory, 134-Geoffrey of Mon- mouth, 134 - Appearance of Monmouth, 135-Trade of, 136 -Bridge, 137-Ancient institu- tion, 137.
MONMOUTH CASTLE, 134. MOUNTAIN PATRIOTS, 65. MOUNTAINS OF Aberedw, 90- Fawr, 93-Carn Englyn, 203- Craig y Dinas, 292- Dolevan Hill, 85-Epynt, 301-Gwasta- den, 83 Plinlimmon, 66--
Rhiwgraig, 85-Vrenny Fawr,
MUMBLE'S LIGHTHOUSE, 258.
MYDDLETON, SIR HUGH, 57.
NANCY FELIX, 55.
NANT EOS PARK, 24-Its beautiful situation, 24.
NEATH, 260-River of, 261-Vale of, 289.
NEWCASTLE EMLYN, 210-Beautiful
NEWPORT, 203–Druidical remains
OWEN GLYNDWR, 7, 8, 66, 76. OYSTERMOUTH CASTLE, 258-Village of, 259.
PEMBRE HILL, 256. PEMBROKE, situation of, 177--Gates of, 178-Churches of, 178-Plea- sant walks from, 179-Dockyard, 179 Pater village, 179-St. Govan's Head, 180 Stackpole Court, 181. PEMBROKE CASTLE, ruins of, 175-
Vast extent of, 175-Description of, 176-History of "Nest," 176 -Cromwell's attack on, 177. PENALT, church of, 144-Ancient custom, 145--Autumn, 145. PENLINE CASTLE, 271.
PENNARTH CASTLE, 259-Arthur's Stone, 260-Our Lady's Well, 260. PICTON CASTLE, park of, 195- Architecture of, 196-Remark by Mr. Fenton, 196.
PIERCEFIELD PARK, extent of, 155
RADNOR, 76-Old Radnor, 77 Leland, 77-Stanner Rocks, 77 -Knill Court, 77-Vale of, 79- Water-break-its-neck, 80-Wild glen, 80.
RADNOR CASTLE, 76.
RAGLAND CASTLE, beauty of, 140—
Visits of Charles I., 141-Foun- tain Court, 142-Parks, 142. REDBROOK, 145-Pen y van Hill, 146.
RHAIADYR, 70-Bridge of, 72- Delightful valley, 72. RHEIDIOL RIVER, 4, 9, 63-Pictu- resque mill, 65-Chasm, 64. RHIANGOLL RIVER, 317. RHONDDA RIVER, 285. RHYS, DR. JOHN DAVID, 313. RIVERS OF Castell, 64-Clewedog, 72 Cothey, 221-Elan, 75- Hepste, 297-Irvon, 85-Ithon, 85-Melte, 297-Neath, 260- Purthen, 291-Rhondda, 285-
Rheidol, 4, 9, 63-Taff, 168, 276, 283-Teivy, 27, 37, 204-Towey, 168-Usk, 303-Wye, 61, 67, 82, 97, 147, 162-Ystwith, 4. ROBESTON WATHEN, 197-Agree- able companion, 197-Pictures, 198.
ROSEMARY TOPPING, 131. Ross, 109-Kyrle, 109-Coleridge, 110-Church of, 110-Elm trees, 111-Story of, 111-"The pro- spect," 111-May Hill, 112- Wilton, 113.
SIR RHYS AP THOMAS, 235, 256. SLEBECK, 197.
SOUTH WALES, compared with the North, 1-More rife in historical associations, 2.
ST. DONATT'S CASTLE, 270. ST. GOVAN, promontory of, 184- Loneliness of, 185.
ST. QUINTIN'S CASTLE, 270. STACKPOLE COURT, noble park of, 181-Description of, 182-Lovely prospect, 183.
STEELE, SIR RICHARD, 218. SUGAR-LOAF MOUNTAIN, 324. SUPERSTITIONS, 48-Corpse candles, 48-Cwm Annwm, 49-Doomed families, 51-Anecdote, 52-Sin- eater, 52-Anecdote, 53-Fairies, 54.
SWANSEA, situation of, 258--Bay of, 258.
SYMOND'S YAT, 132.
TABLE HILL, 324. TAFF RIVER, 283. TAL Y BONT VALE, 199. TALIESIN'S BED, 60.
WATERFALLS of Melte, 301-Pur- then, 291-Pont y Pridd, 285- Rhondda, 285-Teivy, 209 Water-break-its-neck, 80. WEDDINGS, 46.
WELSH COTTAGERS, 45-Dress of, 45-Food of, 45. WELSH TRIAD, 2. WILTON CASTLE, 113. WINDCLIFF, 154.
WYE, The, 61-Beautiful scenery of, 68-Moonlight, 70-Chasm, 71-Rich scenery of, 82-Pro- gress of, 97.
YSGWD EINION GARN WATERFALL, 290.
YSTRAD FFLUR, abbey of, 27
History of, 27-Its wealth, 28- Its monks the first historians of Wales, 28-Tomb of Davydd ap Gwilim, 29-Ruins of, 30-Beau- tiful gateway, 30-Lines on, 31 -Former greatness of, 31-Pre- sent church, 32.
YSTRAD MEIRIG, its excellent school, 35-Edward Richards, 35-His pastorals, 36-Situation of Ystrad. 36-Castle of, 36-History of, 36. YSTRAD-Y-FODWG, 287.
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