Churches, Radnorshire, 41
Cil Hendref, 194
Cir Ferthyr, 87
Clungunford tumulus, 123
Collectanea, 177

Correspondence, 74, 162, 250, 330
Congress of Slavic archæology at
Kiew, 179

Concise description of the prin-
cipal monuments in St. David's
Cathedral, 289

Course of Watling Street be-
tween Uriconium and Deva,200
Croesffordd, 143

Cromlech at Pentref Ifan, 59
Cromlechs, South Wales, 59

at St. Lythan's and St.
Nicholas, near Cardiff, 170
Cross, the Llowes, 83
Customs of the city of Hereford,
257

Cymric philology, 113
Cynllaith, 22

Cynwrig ab Rhiwallon, 136

History of the diocese of St. As-
aph (Rev. D. R. Thomas'),
340, 344
History of the lordship of Maelor
Gymraeg or Bromfield, the
lordship of Ial or Yale, and
Chirkland, 22, 132, 185
Hughes (William), obituary no-
tice of, 73

Ial or Yale, history of, 22, 132, 185
Iestyn (St.) monumental effigy
of, in Llaniestyn church, An-
glesey, 217

Inscribed stones at Bridell, 21;
on Caldy Island, 19; at Cil-
gerran, 20; at Clydai, 77; at
Devynock, 332; at Gnoll, 332;
at Gwnnws, 245; at Llanarth,
20; at Llandawk, 19; at Llan-
hamllech, 332; at Llanerfyl,
333, 335; at Llanfihangel y
Traethau, 334; 343, 335; at
Llangors, 232, 235; at Llan-
aelhaiarn, 246; at Llanfor, 339;
at Nevern, 20; at Penrhos
Llugwy, 334; at Pool Park, 17,
233, 330; at Spittal, 332; at
St. Just's, 333; at Tavistock,
173, 333; at Towyn, 243; at
Whitland, 245, 335; at Y Gan-
llwyd,168; at Ystrad Fellte,332
330, 335
Inscriptions, ancient British, 17,
168, 169, 173, 233, 243, 254,
330, 335
International congress of archae-
ology, 179

Inverness, Gaelic Society of, 96

Jones (Ven. W. Basil), appointed
to the see of St. David's, 262

Machynlleth, the name, 91, 260
Maelor Gymraeg, history of, 22,
132, 185

Maelor Uchaf, 132

Mediæval Latin-English Diction-
ary, 177

Megalithic remains, French, 320
Merionethshire tumuli, 313

Breese's), review of, 95

Latin, Welsh words borrowed

from, 52, 78, 170, 224, 258, 297

260, 339

Monmouthshire, extinct churches
in, 339

Monumental effigies at Bettws y

Tumulus at Clungunford, 123
Turner (Thomas), obituary notice
of, 73

Uriconium and Deva, course of
Watling Street between, 20

Wales, want of accuracy in books
relating to, 165

"Wales and Anglesey," 87
Wales and the borders, church
monuments in, 337

Want of accuracy in books relat-
ing to Wales, 165

Watling Street between Urico-
nium and Deva, 200
Way (Albert), obituary notice of,
161

Welsh, early, 259, 340
Welsh quatrain, old, 340

Welsh Words borrowed from
Latin, Greek, and Hebrew, 52
78, 170, 224, 258, 297
Whitland, inscribed stone near,
245, 335
Wigmore, 97

Wrexham, meeting of the Cam-
brian Archæological Associa-
tion announced to be at, 95, 17,
212

twenty-ninth Annual
Meeting for 1874, held at, 340
Wye, bone-caves on the, 178
Wyton Isaf, 185

Yale or Ial, history of the lord-
ship of, 22, 132, 185

Yorkshire wolds, tumuli on the,94