Madoc, port, slate exported from, 232. Madock, William Alexander, Esq. 232; his mansion, Tan-y-allt, 232, 235. — Miss, mansion of, 177. Maentwrog, village of, 218, 219; the shoemaker of, 220; the ‘Oakley arms’ at, 221; the Maentwrog inn at, 230. Mallow, Mick, story of, 102. Mawddach, river, 173, 178; embouchure of, 183. Menai strait, the, 361, 368. Merionethshire mountains, 230, 235. Minstrel Fay, the ‘My Fawny Vychan,’ 108. Moel Siabod, view from, 247, 286. Mortimer, Roger, Earl of Wigmore, 70. Mostyn Hall, the mansion of the Hon. E. M. L. Mostyn, 185, 188. Myttwn, General, besieges the castle of Harlech, 192, 200.
Ogo-ap-Shenkin, cave of, 295; adventure of Jordan-ap-Jordan at, 305. Ogwen, Llyn, and falls of Benclog, 287. Orme’s Head, the Great, the promontory described, 335. Owain, William, account of, 201, 217.
Pedestrians, fashionable, in Wales, 32. Pembroke, William Herbert, earl of, 215. Penmaen Bach, promontory of, 353. Penmaen Mawr, precipice of, 277; the pass, and modern road, 353; fearful accidents at, 358; ancient British camp near, 359. Penrhyn Castle, and Port Penrhyn, described, 368. Peveril family, the, 51. Phrenologist, adventure of a, 344, 351. Pistyl-y-Cain, and falls of the river Mawddach, 178. — Rhaidadr, waterfalls of, 69; _see_ Rhaiadr. Pont-y-Pair, bridge of the cauldron, 294. Powell’s History of North Wales, 288. Price, Mr. his estate and mansion of Rhewlas, 151, 155, 158, 160, his plantations, 161. Pwllhely, town of, 186. * * * * * Rhaiadr-y-Wennot, or Spout of the Swallow, 292. Rhaiadr-y-Parc Mawr, time to view the fall of, 322. Rhaiadr Du, cataract of, 177, 231.
Scott, Sir Walter, note to his Marmion, 179; quotation from, 352. Severn, river, Mountford bridge, etc. 31. Shrewsbury, and vicinity of the town, 29. Smuggler’s daughter, the, 335, 343. Snowdon and Snowdonia, 172, 286, 172, 240, 251, 360, 286; _see_ Appendix. Songs, etc.:—The Lament, 66; the Rose of Llangollen, 90; the Minstrel’s Knell, 115; Lines at Valle Crucis, 123; Farewell to fair Rewlas, 162; Farewell Hugh, handsome Hugh, 170; Witch of Cwm Bychan, 194, 196; dialogue, the Traveller, 227; Lines written at Aber Glas Llyn, 237; Llyn Gwynant, 249; Poem of Llewellyn and the Captive Knight, 362. Stag, the enchanted, a legend, 71. Stage-coach, society of a, 15.