Dale, Ann, 124. Dee, vale of the, 86, 96, 121, 129; the river described, 150. Dinas Bran Castle, Llangollen, 114. — Gorten, _see_ Gorten. Dolbadarn Castle, and Llyns Peris and Padarn, 262. — legend of, 264, 279. Dolgelly, vale of, 165, 171, 173; town of, 173; best inns at, 175. Doluwcheogryd, the residence of Roland Williams Esq. 179. Dolwyddelan castle, 287. Drwstynrnt vale, 164, inn of, _ib._ Dunchurch, the inn at, 20. Dwyryd, valley of the river, 230.
Edeyrnion, vale of, 149. Edward I. his wars in Wales, and strongholds built by, 215, 218, 328. Einion, gallantry of Dafydd-ap Ivan-ap, 215. — Howel-ap-, 109, 112. Eliseg, pillar of, 128. Ellesmere canal, and aqueduct at Chirk, 58. Elphin, the Consolation of, a poem, by Taliesin, 323. Evans, Hugh, story of, 166.
Festiniog, inns of the village of, 231. Fron Fawr, the mountain of, 126.
Geirionydd, Llyn, antiquities at, 322. Giant’s Nightcap, tradition of the stone so named, 262. Giraldus, Topography of Wales, 288. Glan Mawddach, loch at, 180. Gloddarth, the mansion of Lady Mostyn Champneys, 334. Glossary, Welsh, 6. Glyndwr, Owen, his manorial possessions, 129: War Tramp of, 131; traditions of, 134, 174, 178; warfare of, 215. Gôch Owen, his imprisonment, 263; tomb of Griffith Gôch, 293; Howel Coetmore, 319. Gorten Dinas, encampment on, 186; traditions relative to, 187. Griffith, Mary, or ‘the Deserted,’ 59. Gwarine, Fitz, or the family of Warrenne, 51. Gwrydd, public-house at, 251; romantic scenery at, 252. Gwydir castle, estate of Willoughby d’Eresby, 308. — chapel, built by the Wynne family, 315. Gwynant Llyn, and Llyn Dinas described, 247, 248. Gwynedd, Prince Owain, 290.
Harlech Castle, 214; description of, 215; besieged by the parliament forces, 192, 207; the ‘Blue Lion’ 283; beauty of the scenery near, 218. Herbert, Sir Richard, 216. Hill, Lord, pillar to, 28. Howel Coetmore, 319. — Voel, ode by, 263. — ap-Eynion, 109, 112.
Idris, _see_ Cader Idris. —, and Dyn Ddu, giant brethren, the legend of, 256. Idwal, Llyn, and cleft of Twll Du, 290.
Jones’s Edward, ‘Bardic Museum,’ 171. — Rev. Mr. his escape at Penmaen Mawr, 358. Jorweth, Llewellyn-ap-, tomb of, 319, 325.
Llyn Tegai parish, 291. Llanberis church and tombs, 253, 280, 281. Llanderfell, view from the bridge of, 150. Llandrillo, village of, 148. Llandysilio Hall, 132. Llangollen, vale of, 88; ‘Aqueduct Tavern’ near, 87; inns at, 93; female club at, 101. Llanthyn, the estate of Sir W. W. Wynne, 164. Llanrwst, ‘Three Eagles’ inn at, 310; plays at the Town Hall, 311; town of, described, 310, 321. Llewellyn, Prince of Wales, 263, 361. — and the captive knight, 362. Lloyd, Griffith, the rector of Llanrwst, 321. Llugwy river, 291.