Newport, Salop, 36

Newtown, 138, 225

Nôn, 216

Northumberland, Earl of, 85, 116

Oakengates, 33

Offa, 69, 238, 239

Offa’s Dyke, 69, 267

Ogwen, Lake, 96, 97

Ogwen, River, 98

Onibury, 10

Onny, River, 10

Oswestry, 62

Oteley, 51

Overton, 45, 49

Owen Gwynedd, 68, 99, 195, 219

Owen’s Mount, 78

Pant-y-Groes, 73

Parkend, 263

Payer, Colonel, 203

Pembroke, 200-203

Pembrokeshire, Coast of, 204

Penmaenmawr, 100

Pennal, 153

Pennant, 97, 117, 160

Penrhyn Castle, 98

Penrhyndeudraeth, 94

Penrhyn Quarries, 98

Pentre Voelas, 80, 92

Pen-y-Groes, 118

Pen-y-Gwryd, 108, 109

Percy, Bishop, 44

Perrot, Sir John, 206

Peverels of the Peak, 63, 64

Piercefield Park, 267

Pistyll-y-Rhaiadr, 162

Plynlimmon, 139, 140, 222, 225

Ponsonby, Miss, 71

Pont Neath Fechan, 183

Pontrhydfendigaidmynachlogfawr, 100

Pont-y-Croes, 118

Pont-y-Cysylltau, 70

Pont-y-Pair, 82

Pope, 240, 241

Porth Clais, 216

Portmadoc, 111, 112, 118

Pumpsaint, 222

Pwllheli, 112, 113, 114, 117

Queen’s Head Inn, 62

Quendritha, Queen, 239

Raglan, 247, 249-252

Ranulph of Normandy, 237

Ratlinghope, 55

Redbrook, 265

Rhayader, 191, 227-230

Rheiddol, River, 142

Rhianedd, Marsh of, 107

Rhuddlan, 82, 83-85

Rhyl, 84, 114

Rhys, 57, 146, 194, 195, 214, 219, 220, 228

Rhys ap Thomas, 193, 205, 206, 207

Rhysgog Hill, 77

Richard II., 85, 86, 209

Richard’s Castle, 235

Ridgeway, The, 197, 199

Rivals, The, 112, 117

Robert of Normandy, 171

Robert of Rhuddlan, 86, 106

Roche Castle, 210

Roderic the Great, 188

Roman Gravels, 56

Roman Steps, 123, 130

Ross, 240-243, 246

Royal Oak, 31

Royal Oak Hotel, Bettws, 82

Royal Oak Inn, Fishguard, 218

Rupert, Prince, 15, 50

Ruskin, 73

Sabrina, 138

St. Alkmund’s, Shrewsbury, 15, 16

St. Alkmund’s, Whitchurch, 47, 48

St. Arvan’s, 267

St. Beuno, 117, 118

St. Briavel’s, 263

St. Brynach, Cross of, 218

St. Chad’s (New), Shrewsbury, 22

St. Chad’s (Old), Shrewsbury, 16, 17, 21

St. Collen’s, Llangollen, 73

St. David, 115, 117, 148, 175, 216, 240, 256

St. David’s, 115, 210, 211, 217

St. Deiniol, 99

St. Donat’s, 173, 176, 177

St. Germanus, 191

St. Illtyd, 175, 176

St. Mary’s, Shrewsbury, 16, 17, 18

St. Padarn, 148

St. Patrick, 215, 216

St. Peter’s, Carmarthen, 193

St. Samson, 176

St. Teilo, 171

St. Tewdric, 272

Scott, Sir Walter, 57, 72, 108

Scudamore, Alice, 261

Seisyllts (Cecils), 253, 254

Seithenyn, 124

Severn, 13, 25, 26, 28, 45, 61, 133, 137, 139, 226, 265, 267, 272

Siabod, Moel, 81, 93, 96

Sidney, Ambrozia, 8, 9

Sidney, Philip, 8, 18, 19, 200

Sidney, Sir Henry, 8, 19, 20

Shelley, 111, 230

Shelley, Harriet, 111, 230

Shelton Oak, 61

Shifnal, 29

Shrewsbury, 12-24, 45, 60

Shrewsbury Abbey, 13, 22-24

Shrewsbury, Battle of, 21, 43 61, 191

Shrewsbury Castle, 20, 21

Shropshire, 1-64, 134, 162

Skenfrith, 260, 262

Skirrid Fawr, 255

Snowdon, 81, 96, 100, 107, 108, 109, 122

Snowdonia, 80, 94, 100, 108, 111

Solva, 211

Southerndown, 177

Southey, 259

Speech House, 263

Spenser, 243

Stack Rocks, 204

Steele, Richard, 193

Stephen, King, 20, 37

Stokesay Castle, 10, 11

Strata Florida, 141, 145-148

Strongbow, Richard, 144, 269

Sugar Loaf Mountain, 255

Swallow Falls, 95

Swift, Dean, 47

Sycharth, 77, 78

Symond’s Yat, 226, 245, 246, 264

Talbot, 1st Earl of Shrewsbury, 48, 245, 260

Taliesin, 91, 107, 149, 175

Tal-y-Bont, 149

Tan-y-Bwlch, 94, 129

Tal-y-Llyn, 155, 158

Teify, River, 145, 219, 220, 221

Telford, 21, 28, 43, 60, 79, 97, 99

Teme, River, 4, 5, 137

Tenby, 178, 195-197

Tintern, 225, 226, 246, 247, 265-267, 272

Tintern Parva, 265

Tomen-y-Bala, 160

Tong, 29, 30

Tostig, 237

Towy, River, 187, 188

Towyn, 155, 156

Traeth Maelgwyn, 154

Traeth Mawr, 111, 118, 119

Trawscoed, 145, 148

Trawsfynydd, 129

Trecastle, 187

Trefriew, 90, 91

Tremadoc, 111, 118

Tre-Taliesin, 149

Tryfaen, 97

Tudor, Edmund, 214

Tudor, Jasper, 172

Tudor, Owen, 237

Tyn-y-Groes, 129

Tyn-y-Nant, 79

Upper Corris, 158

Upper Wye, 226

Uriconium, 25, 26

Usk, River, 166, 187, 254

Valle Crucis, 71, 73-76

Vaughan, Dean, Tomb of, 173

Vaughans of Dunraven, 178

Vernon, Dorothy, 30

Vernon, Sir Henry, 30

Vickers, Dick, 79

Vortigern, 190, 191

Vyrnwy, Lake, 161

Wales, Mid, 137-162

Wales, North, 67-134

Wales, South, 165-222

Walpole, Horace, 52

Walton, Isaac, 54

Warwick, Dowager Lady, 69

Watling Street, 33

Watt, James, 230

Wellington, 33

Welshpool, 133, 134

Wem, 45, 47

Wenlock Priory, 38-42

Westbury, 52

Whitchurch, 45, 47

Whitney, 234

Whittington, 62-64

Widemarsh, Hereford, 236

William I., 212, 268, 269

William II., 212, 215

William of Malmesbury, 15, 39, 257

Wilton, 243, 244

Windsor, Gerald de, 201, 205

Wnion, River, 126

Worcester, 2nd Earl of, 272

Worcester, 1st Marquis of, 251, 252

Worthen, 52

Wrekin, 12

Wroxeter, 25

Wyaston Leys, 245

Wye, 69, 139, 140, 222, 226, 265, 268, 272

Wye, Valley of the, 225-272

Wyndcliff, 267

Wynnes of Gwydir, 82, 89, 91, 95, 96

York, Archbishop of, 89

York, Richard Duke of, 22

Yr Eifl, 112, 117

Ysgubor-y-coed, 150

Ystradfflur, 145-148

Ystwith, River, 145

Y Wyddfa, 107

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FOOTNOTES:

[1] Latin inscription on the wall that used to surround the

tree.--DUKE’S VERSION.

[2] Since these words were written there have been extensive

excavations at Haughmond, by which important disclosures have been made.

[3] Transactions of the Archæological Society of Shropshire.

[4] Transactions of the Archæological Society of Shropshire.

[5] _Gentleman’s Magazine_, August, 1906.

[6] “The History of Fulk Fitz-Warine,” translated by Alice Kemp-Welch.

[7] I have seen somewhere that the original name of these falls was not

Rhaiadr y Wennol, or Swallow Falls, but Rhaiadr Eweynol, or Foaming

Falls. This seems probable: but Borrow accepted the former version, and

he was a stern critic in such matters.

[8] Quotations from the “Mabinogion” are from Lady Charlotte Guest’s

translation.

[9] _Sic._

[10] “The Book of South Wales,” by the Rev. S. Baring-Gould.

[11] “The March and Borderland of Wales,” by A. G. Bradley.

[12] Rev. S. Baring-Gould, “The Book of South Wales.”

[13] “The Norman Horse-shoe” (Sir Walter Scott.)

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Transcriber's note:

Every effort has been made to replicate this text as faithfully as

possible, including some inconsistencies in hyphenation. Some minor

corrections of spelling have been made.

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