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The Motor Routes of England

INDEX

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Aber, falls at, 94

Aberdovey, 128

Abergavenny, 187

Abergavenny, Marquis of, 187

Abergele, 60

Aberglaslyn, Pass of, 113

Abergynolwyn, 123

Aberystwyth, 130, 131

Adderbury, 303

Adelaide, Queen of William IV., 317

Ælfrith, daughter of Alfred, 254

Afon Dulas, 124

Afon Gwaen, 156

Agincourt, Battle of, 222

Akeman Street, 283, 304

Aldenham, Lord, 9

Alderminster, 286

Aldersey Hall, 43

Alfred the Great, 234, 254, 282

'Alleluia Victory,' 55

Althorp Park, 22

Anglesey, 88

Anglesey Column, 105

Anglesey, Marquis of, 105

Anker, River, 27

Ap Cadell ap Brochmail, Concenn, 71

Aquablanca, Bishop, 178

Aragon, Catherine of, 16

Arbury Hall, 26

Ardudwy, Mountains of, 120

Arkwright, Richard, 222

Arthog, 120

Arthur, King, 195

Arthur's Quoit, 116

Asthall Barrow, 277

Aston, North, Mid, and Steeple, 303

Athelney, 254

Atherstone, 28, 30

Avon, Warwickshire, 23

Bacon, Sir Francis, Lord Verulam, 12, 13, 287, 313

Bala Lake, 83

Balshall, Dean, 289

Banbury, 303

Bangor, 96

Bardsey Island, 115

Barford, 290

Barmouth, 116, 120, 121

Barnet, 3, 4

Barrington, Great and Little, 276

Basingwerke Abbey, 56

Bath, 250-252

Batheaston, 242

Battle Abbey, a cell of, 146

Beaufort family, the, 194

Beaumaris, 94

Beavers, Valley of, 100

Beddgelert, 113

Bede, the Venerable, 8

Belesme, Robert de, 235

Benglog Bridge, 101

Berkeley Castle, 213

Berrington Hall, 225

Berwyn Mountains, 70

Bethesda, 99, 105

Bettws-y-Coed, 83, 84

Bigsweir Bridge, 203

Bird Rock, the, 122

Birmingham reservoirs, 181, 183

Black Forest, the, 185

Black Mountains, the, 147, 173, 185

Black Plague, 176

Blacklow Hill, 295

Blenheim Palace, 282

Blorenge Hill, 188, 191

Boadicea, 13, 44

Bodbury Ring, 230

Bodelwyddan Church, 62

Bodenham, 221

Bodfari, 57

Bordeaux, 42

Borth, 128

Boscobel House, 35

Bosworth, Battle of, 26, 28, 78

Boughrood Castle, 185

Bourton-on-the-Hill, 262

Bowood, 256

Box, 253

Bradwell Abbey, 20

Bran, River, 148

Bran the Blessed, 114

Braose, William de, 187

Breakspere, Nicholas, 12

Brecknock Beacons, 146, 147, 191

Brecon or Brecknock, 143-146

Bremhill Wick, 255

Bridgnorth, 226, 234-235

Brintirion, 118

Britannia Tubular Bridge, 105

British remains, 69, 83, 94, 129, 146

Broadway, 262

Brockhurst Castle, 230

Bromfield, 226

Bronllys Castle, 185

Bronwen, 114

Brookthorpe, 246

Broughton, 53

Brown, 'Capability,' 310

Brown Clee Hill, 226

Brownhills Common, 35

Brunel, 314

Buckley, 53

Buildwas Abbey, 233-234

Builth Wells, 183, 184

Burford, 260, 276-277

By Brook, the, 253

Byford, 176

Byng, Admiral, 4

Byron, Lord, 108

Cader Idris, 117, 123, 132, 135, 137

Caen, Paul de, 8

Caer Caradoc Hill, 230

Caerleon, 206

Caerwent, 198, 199

Caerwys, 56

Cæsar, Julius, 12

Caldicott Castle, 200

Calveley Hall, 43

Cannock Chase reservoir, 35

Cantelupe, George de, 188

Cantilupe, Sir Thomas, 178

Capel Curig, 102

Capel Garmon, 84, 85

Caractacus, 230

Caradoc, King of North Wales, 60

Caradoc Range, 231

Carden Hall, 42

Cardiff Castle, 214

Cardigan, 151

Cardigan Bay, 130

Careg Cennen, 171

Carmarthen, 168, 169

Carnarvon, 57, 105-109

Carnarvon Castle, 107

Carnarvonshire Mountains, 88

Carnedd Dafydd, 100, 110

Carnedd Llewelyn, 100

Carno, River, 138, 139

Castell Crogen, 81

Castell Dinas Brân, 70

Castell-fan-Crach, 132

Castell-y-Bere, 123

Castell-y-Gaer, 121

Cave, 23

Cefn Caves, the, 63

Cefn Hall, 63

Cefn-y-Bedd, 184

Cemmaes, 138, 155

Cenarth, 151

Cencoed Castle, 199

Ceriog Valley, 82

Cerrig-y-Druidon, 83

Chandos family, 207

Chantrey, 319

Charlecote Park, 290

Charles I., 22, 194, 248, 262, 316, 318

Charles II., 35, 299, 317

Charlton, Bishop, 176

Charlton Park, 258

Chartist riots, 198

Cheltenham, 270-272

Chepstow, 200, 201

Chepstow, Marshall, Earl of, 153

Cheshire bowmen, 41

Chester, 14, 45-51

Chester, Bishop of, 234

Chiltern Hills, 19, 312

Chippenham, 254-255

Chipping Norton, 261, 283

Chirk Castle, 66, 81

Cholmondeley Castle, 42

Churchdown Hill, 270

Churchover, 23

Church Stretton, 229

Cirencester, 259

Civil War, 42, 43, 48, 59, 65, 80, 81, 90, 108, 130, 144, 150, 165, 194, 200, 206, 208, 212, 226, 229, 235, 242, 283, 290, 299, 303

Clare, David le, 42

Clare, Gilbert de, 165, 266

Cleddau, River, 165

Clifford Castle, 175

Clifford, Jane de, 175

Clinton, Geoffrey de, 297

Clinton, Roger de, 234

Clintons, the, 297

Clopton, Sir John, 288

Clopton Tower, 290

Clwyd, Vale of, 57, 58, 59, 60, 63, 64, 68, 69

Clwydian Hills, 56, 67

Clyro, 175

Clyro Castle, 174

Clytha Castle, 191

Clywedog, the, 135

Coalbrookdale, 234

Coetmore, Howel, 86

Coldbrook House, 191

Cold Door Pass, 137

Coningsby family, 222

Conway, 85, 90-93

Conway Abbey, 86

Conway Castle, 90, 92

Conway Falls, 83

Conway Valley, 86

Corne Dale, 227

Cornwallis West, Colonel W., 67

Corris, 124

Cors-y-Gedol, 116

Corsham, 253-254

Corston, 258

Corwen, 69

Cothi, River, 148

Cotswolds, the, 246, 247, 262, 272-273

Cound, 233

Coventry, 49, 298-301

Cranmer, Archbishop, 16

Criccieth, Castle of, 115

Crick, 200

Crickhowell, 186

Cricklade, 258-259

Cromwell, Oliver, 261

Cropredy, 302

Cross Foxes Inn, 123, 137

Cross-in-Hand, 25

Curzon of Kedleston, Lord, 258

Cusop Castle, 174

Cutts, Sir John, 6

Cwm Bychan, Lake of, 115

Cwm Hir, Abbey of, 140

Cymmer Abbey, 118

Darby, Abraham, 234

Darby Family, the, 234

Dauncer Family, 220

Daventry, 22

Dean, Forest of, 210

Dee, River, 69, 70, 73, 83

Dee Valley, 82

Deerhurst Priory, 268

Denbigh, 63, 67

Denbigh Castle, 66

Derwen, 69

Deudraeth, Castle of, 114

Devil's Bridge, 131, 132

Devil's Kitchen, the, 101

Devil's Pots, the, 102

Devil's Punch Bowl, 132

Dinas Mawddwy, 136, 137

Dinmore Hill, 221

Dixton, 205

Dolbadarn Castle, 110

Dolgelley, 118, 120, 135

Dorchester, 310-311

Dovey, the, 124, 126, 128, 138

Dowards, the Great and Little, 206, 210

Drayton, Fenny, 27

Drayton Manor, 30

Drayton, Michael, 27

Druidical Circles, 130, 286

Drws Ardudwy, 115

Dryslwyn Castle, 170

Dudley, Robert, 297

Dudmaston Castle, 235

Dulais, River, 148

Dunsmore Heath, 23

Dunstable, 15-17

Dunstable Downs, 19

Dürer, Albrecht, 78

Dursley Cross, 211

Dyffryn River, 121

Dynevor Castle, 150

Dynevor, Lord, 171

Dynevor Park, 170

Dysynni Valley, 123

Ealdhelm, 257

Easton Neston House, 20

Eaton Hall, 224

Edeyrnion, Vale of, 83

Edgar, King, 31

Edgware, 3

Edred, King, 11

Edward I., 58, 64, 76, 108, 114, 123, 130, 170, 214, 228

Edward II., 108, 213, 214, 217

Edward III., 167, 316

Edward IV., 114, 226, 268, 316, 326

Edward V., 20

Edward VI., 318

Eglwyseg, the, 72

Eglwyseg Rocks, 70

Eisteddfodau, the, 56

Elan, Vale of the, 181

Eleanor of Castile, 16

Eleanor Cross at Stony Stratford, 20

Elidyr Fawr, 100, 110

Eliot, George, 26

Eliseg's Pillar, 71

Elizabeth, Queen, 282, 290, 297-302

Ellesmere, 74

Elstree, 3

Emlyn, Viscount, 170

Enstone, 283

Ermine Way, 259

Erwood, 184

Ethandune, Battle of, 254

Ethelbert, 177, 221

Ethelfleda, Queen, 30, 50, 235

Ethelred, King, 282

Eton, 314

Evesham, 262-264

Evesham, Battle of, 264

Eye, 225

Eynsham, 278

Fairy Glen, the, 83

Falaise, 266

Fenny Compton, 302

Fenny Stratford, 19

Ferrers Family, 30, 31

Ffestiniog Railway, 113

Ffestiniog, Vale of, 113

Fishguard, 155, 156

Fitz-Hamon, Robert, 266

Fitzharon of Glamorgan, 197

Fitz-Osborn, Earl of Hereford, 200

Flamstead, 15

Flanesford Priory, 206

Foel Fras, 94

Ford, 222

Foss Way, 26, 258, 275

Fox, George, 27

Frevilles, the, 31

Friog, 121

Frost, Jack, 198

Frowyke, Thomas de, 5

Garter, Order of the, 316

Garth Hill, 184

Gastrell, Rev. Francis, 288

Gaullwyd Valley, 135

Gaunt, John of, 297

Gaveston, Piers, 295

Geoffrey of Monmouth, 204

George IV., 316

Germanus, 55

Giant's Nose, 117

Gibbet Hill, 298

Glandovey, 128

Glasbury, 172

Glaspwll Cascade, 128

Glendower, Owen, 39, 57, 64, 68, 69, 70, 114, 125, 174, 224

Gloucester, 211-218, 246

Gloucester Cathedral, 212-216

Gloucester, Humphrey, Duke of, 10

Glyder Fach, 100, 102

Glyder Fawr, 100, 101, 102, 111

Godiva, Lady, 298

Goodrich Castle, 206

Goodrich Court, 207

Goodwick Harbour, 155

Gorhambury, 14

Gower, Bishop, 160

Graig Serrerthin, 210

Great Orme's Head, 87

Greenlands, Henley, 313

Grey, Reginald de, 68

Greys, the De, 207

Griffith, the son of Madoc, 71

Grim's Dyke, 283

Grimthorpe, Lord, 9, 11

Grongar Hill, 170

Guy's Cliff, 294, 295

Gwydir Castle, 85, 86

Gwynedd, Owen, 130

Gwynn, Nell, 6

Hafod Bridge Inn, 148

Hakluyt, family of, 225

Haldingham, Richard de, 179

Halkin Mountain, 53, 56

Hall, Dr., 288

Hampton Court, Herefordshire, 222

Hampton Court, Middlesex, 317

Handley Church, 43

Harcourt family, 309

Hardicanute, 238

Hardwicke, 246

Hare, Mr. Augustus, 228, 229

Harlech, 113, 114, 121

Hartshill, 27

Hathaway, Anne, cottage of, 290

Haverfordwest, 163, 165, 166

Hawkstone Park, 41

Hay, 173

Heaven's Gate Camp, 233

Henley-on-Thames, 312-313

Henry of Bolingbroke. See Henry IV.

Henry I., 224

Henry II., 175, 235, 282

Henry III., 165, 173, 264, 316

Henry IV., 39

Henry V., 204, 224

Henry VI., 10, 314, 316

Henry VII., 78, 171, 194, 316

Henry VIII., 5, 316, 318

Herckenrode, nunnery of, 34

Hereford, 176-179

Hereford, Dukes of, 298

Hill, Rowland, 41

Hinckley, 26

Holmer Church, 220

Hood, Lord, 301

Hooper, Bishop, 216

Hope Bowdler, 229

Hope Church, 222

Hope-under-Dinmore, 222

Howard, Catherine, 318

Humpe, Master, 257

Huntley, 211

Hwlffordd, Robert de, 166

Icknield Way, 15

Idwal, Prince, 101

Ironbridge, 234

Itchington, Lord, 302

Ivington Camp, 224

James I., 23, 174

'Jesse Tree,' 188

'John Halifax, Gentleman,' 272

John, King, 176, 317

Johnson, Samuel, 35

Jones, Inigo, 85, 86, 258

Juxon, Bishop, 261

Kenilworth, 296-297

Kerne Bridge, 206

Kidderminster, 235-236

Kilgerran Castle, 152

Kilsby, 23

Kingston-on-Thames, 318

Kite's Nest Inn, 176

Kneller, Sir Godfrey, 208

Knyvet, Sir Thomas, 258

Kyrle, John, 208-209

Laceys, the, 64

Lampeter, 148

Langley Burrell, 255

Lansdowne, Lord, 256

Lawley, the, 229

Lea, 210

Leamington, 293-294

Lechlade, 259

Ledbury, 241-242

Leicester, 22, 26

Leicester, Earls of, 292, 297

Leigh, Lord, 302

Leland, 174, 197, 257

Lenthall, Sir Roland, 222

Leofric, 298

Leominster, 222-224

Letton, 175

Leycester's Hospital, Warwick, 293

Lichfield, 32, 33

Little Minster, 276

Little Orme, the, 88

Llanbadarn, 131

Llanbeblig Church, 109

Llanbedr, 115

Llanberis, 110

Llanberis, Old, 111

Llanberis, Pass of, 111

Llanbyther, 149

Llanddwywe Church, 116

Llandegai, 99

Llandegai, Model Village of, 94

Llandilo, 171

Llandinam, 139

Llandovery, 148

Llandudno, 87, 88

Llandyssil, 149

Llanegryn, 122

Llanelltyd, 118

Llanfairfechan, 94

Llanfair Pwll Gwyngyll, etc., 105

Llanfihangel-ar-Arth, 149

Llangattock-juxta-Usk, 191

Llangelynin, 122

Llangoed, 185

Llangollen, 70-72

Llangollen Bridge, 70

Llangollen, Ladies of, 70

Llangollen, the Vale of, 72

Llangorse Lake, 185

Llangunnor, 169

Llangurig, 131, 141

Llanidloes, 140

Llanrhaiadr Church, 66

Llanrwst, 85, 86

Llanthony Abbey, 175, 211

Llanvihangel-on-Usk, 191

Llanwrda, 148, 172

Llawhaden Castle, 167

Llawr Lech, 117

Llewelyn, 58, 85, 155, 184

Llewelyn ap Gruffydd, 56

Lleyn Peninsula, 121

Llwyngwril, 121

Llyn Bochlwyd, 102

Llyn Ogwen, 101

Llyn Padarn, 109

Llyn Peris, 111

London Colney, 6

Longchamps, the, 207

Long Compton, 286

Long Mynd, 229, 231

Lorraine, Robert, 177

Lovers' Leap, 201, 203

Lucy, Sir Thomas, 290

Ludlow, 225-226

Ludlow, Lawrence de, 228

Lug, River, 222

Lutterworth, 24, 25

Lyfnant Valley, 128

Lyneham Barrows, 261

Lysdinam Hall, 183

Lyswen, 185

Machynlleth, 125

Maenan Abbey, 86

Maenan House, 86

Magna Charta, 266

Magna Charta Island, 317

Maiden Bower, 15

Maidenhead, 313-314

Maldulph, 256

Malmesbury, 256-258

Malvern, Great, 240, 241

Malvern Hills, 236

Mancetter, 27

Mancetter Manor House, 27

Mandeville, Sir John, 11

Mansell Hill, 176

Mappa Mundi, 178

Marden Church, 221

Margaret of Anjou, 114

Marlborough, Duke of, 282

Marmions, the, 31

Martin de Tours, 152

Mathern, 200

Matilda, the Empress, 212

Maud Heath's Causeway, 255

Mawddach, the, 116, 117, 120

Maxstoke, Priors of, 302

Menai Straits, the, 88, 107

Menai Suspension Bridge, 104

Merbach Hill, 175

Merevale Abbey, 30

Merewald, King of the West Mercians, 222

Methuen, Lord, 253

Methuen, Sir Paul, 253

Meyrick, Sir Samuel, 207

Mimms, North, 5

Mimms, South, 5

Miner's Bridge, the, 84

Minster Lovell, 277

Mistletoe, 241

Mitcheldean, 211

Moccas Park, 176

Mochras, Island of, 115

Moel Arthur, 56

Moel Fammau, 55, 56, 67, 69

Moel Feulli, 69

Moel Habog, 113

Moel Hebod, 115

Moel Siabod, 85, 100, 102

Moel-y-Gaer, 129

Mold, 53-56

Mollington, 303

Monken Hadley, 4

Monmouth, 203-205

Monnow, River, 203

Montfort, Simon de, 264, 297

Montgomery, Roger de, 226, 235

Moreton-in-the-Marsh, 262

Moreton-on-Lug, 220

Morfa Harlech, 114

Morfa Rhuddlan, 59

Morfe, Forest of, 235

Mortimer, Roger, 81

Mortimers, the, 39

Mouse Castle, 174

Muckley Corner, 35

Mulock's, Miss, 'John Halifax, Gentleman,' 265

Myddelton, Richard, 66

Myddelton, Sir Hugh, 66, 73, 81

Myddelton, Sir Thomas, 68, 81, 82

Mynydd Prescelly, 153

Mytton, General, 59

Nailsworth, 250

Nant Ffrancon, 86, 100, 110, 111

Nant Gwgan, 124

Nantclwyd, Vale of, 69

Narberth, 167, 168

Naseby, Battle of, 194

Nash, Beau, 252

Nelson, Lord, 170

Nequam, Alexander, 11

Nero, 13

Nevern, 153

New River, the, 66, 81

Newbridge-on-Wye, 183

Newburgh, Earl Roger de, 292

Newcastle Emlyn, 150

Newgate, 164

Newport, Mon., 196-199

Norfolk, Dukes of, 298

Norfolk, Roger Bigod, Earl of, 202

Northleach, 274

Nuneaton, 26

Nuneham Courtney, 309

Oakengates, 36

Offa's Dyke, 80, 82, 176, 201

Offa, King of Mercia, 8, 59, 80, 221

Ogham Stones, 116

Ogofan, the, 148

Ombersley, 236

Onibury, 227

Osric, King of Mercia, 213

Oswald, 238

Oswestry, 80

Overton Scar, 42

Oxford, 306-308

Painswick, 246-248

Panorama Walk, 117

Paris, Matthew, 11

Parker, Abbot, 214

Parr, Catherine, 318

Paxton, Sir William, 170

Pearson, Bishop, 47

Peel, Sir Robert, 30

Pembroke, William, Earl of, 65, 194, 303

Pen Caer Peninsula, 156

Pendragon, 195

Penhow Castle, 199

Penmachno, 83

Penmaenpool, 120

Penrhyn Castle, 94, 95, 99

Pentre Evan Cromlech, 154

Pentre Voelas, 83

Pen-y-Gaer, 83

Penyard Castle, 210

Percies, the, 39

Percy, Henry, 64

Percy, Lord Algernon, 295

Periam, Lady Elizabeth, 313

Pershore, Abbots of, 262

Picton Castle, 167

Picton monument, 169

Piercefield Park, 201

Pistyll-y-Cain, 136

Pistyll-y-Llyn, 128

Pitchcombe, 246, 248

Plas Mawr, Conway, 92

Plas Newydd, 70

Plautius, Aulus, 12

Plynlimmon, 132, 139, 140

Pointz Castle, 164

Poitiers, Battle of, 86

Pont Erwydd, 131, 132

Port Dinorwic, 105

Powis, Princes of, 71

Precipice Walk, the, 135

Prehistoric remains, 116, 156, 286

Prescelly Mountains, 155

Puesdown Inn, 272

Puffin Island, 94

Putney Heath, 319

Putta, Bishop, 177

Quatt, 235

Quendrida, Offa's Queen, 221

Raglan Castle, 192-194

Rain, 148

Ramryge, Abbot, 10

Reading Priory, 224

Redbourne, 14

Redbrook, 203

Redesdale, Robin of, 303

Redhill, 36

Ramsey Island, 161

Rembrandt's (?) 'Mill,' 256

Remigius, Bishop, 311

Rheidol, Falls of the, 132

Rheidol Valley, 132

Rhuddlan, 62, 64

Rhuddlan Church, 59

Rhyl, 60

Rhys of Wales, 172

Richard II., 79

Richard's Castle, 225

Richard of Scrop, 225

Ridge Hill, 5

Risbury Camp, 222

Rivals, the, 115

Robbers' Cave, 132

Robert, Duke of Normandy, 214

Robeston Wathen, 167

Robin Hood's Butts, 220

Roche Castle, 164

Rodney, Lord, 225

Rollright Stones, 286

Roman roads, 198, 211, 229, 231, 237, 251, 258, 259, 282, 283, 304

Roman sites, 15, 19, 23, 35, 36, 37, 44, 56, 57, 69, 77, 86, 105, 109, 125, 139, 146, 147, 150, 168, 169, 172, 174, 183, 187, 195, 199, 204, 230, 259, 275, 311

Roman steps, 115

Rosamond, Fair, 175, 282

Ross, 208-210

Rowton Moor, 43

Rugby, 24

Rupert, Prince, 242

Ruthin, 67-69

Sai, Picot de, 227

St. Albans, 5, 6-14, 221, 267

St. Amphibalus, 10

St. Arvans, 201

St. Asaph, 57-58

St. Bride's Bay, 164

St. Caradoc, 160

St. Chad, 32

St. Clears, 168

St. David's, 157-161

St. David's, Bishops of, 167

St. David's Head, 157

St. David's, Lord, 165

St. Dogmael's Priory, 152

St. Idloes, 140

St. Thomas à Becket, Chapel of, 160

St. Tudno's Church, 87

St. Tyssul, 150

St. Werburgh, 51

St. Wolstan, 302

Salisbury Cathedral, 259

Salisbury Hall, 5

Saltney, 53

Salusbury, Colonel William, 65

Sandford-on-Thames, 308

Sandys, Lord, 236

Sarn Badrig, 115

Sarn Helen Roman road, 148, 149

Saxon Architecture, 31

Scott, Sir Gilbert, 58, 146

Scott, Sir Walter, 296

Senny Bridge, 147

Seoint, River, 107

Severn, River, 37, 76, 132, 139, 141, 236, 247, 250

Seymour, Jane, 316

Shakespeare, Susannah, 288

Shakespeare, William, 287-290

Sherborne Park, 275

Sherbourne, 290

Shifnal, 36

Shipstone-on-Stour, 286

Shipton-under-Wychwood, 260

Shottery, 290

Shrewsbury, 37, 39, 76-80

Shrewsbury, Battle of, 39, 41

Shrewsbury, Earls of, 42, 206

Shrewsbury, Roger, Earl of, 79

Shropshire Union, 35

Silurian fossils, 226, 231

Skomer Island, 165

Skyrrid, Great, 188

Slate quarries, 99

Smith, Worthington G., 17

Smockington, 26

Snow, Sir Jeremy, 6

Snowdon, 84, 102, 109, 111, 115

Snowshill Valley, 262

Solva, 164

Sopwell, 14

Southam, 302

Speen, 259

Spencer, Earl, 22

Stafford, Lord, 170

Staines, 317

Staunton, 176

Stephen, King, 149, 178, 201

Stivichall Common, 298

Stoke d'Abernon, 227

Stokesay Castle, 227-228

Stoneleigh Abbey, 301

Stony Stratford, 20

Stour, River, 236

Stourport, 236

Strafford, Earl of, 4

Strata Florida Abbey, 132

Stratford, John de, 289

Stratford-on-Avon, 287-290

Stratford, Ralph de, 289

Stretton, Hesba, 230

Strongbow, Gilbert de, 130

Stroud, 248-250

Strumble Head, 156

Sugar Loaf, the, 186, 188, 191

Sugar Loaf Hills, 220

Sutton Walls, 221

Swift, Dean, 207

Swift, River, 24

Swinford Bridge, 279

Sychnant Pass, 93

Symond's Yat, 205, 206, 210

Taff, River, 168

Teifi, River, 148, 149, 150, 161

Talgarth, 185

Taliesin, 129

Tal-y-Cafn, 86

Tal-y-llyn, 123, 124

Tamworth, 31

Telford, 74, 82

Teme, River, 226

Tewkesbury, 264-268

Tewkesbury Abbey, 267

Tewkesbury, Battle of, 267

Thirlwall, Bishop, 161

Thomas, Sir William ap, 19

Three Cocks, the, 172

Throckmorton, John, 250

Tintern Abbey, 202

Titterstone Camp, 227

Torrent Walk, the, 135

Totternhoe, 15

Towcester, 20

Towy, River, 148, 171, 172

Traeth Mawr, 113

Trecastle, 147

Trefnant, 63

Trefriew, 86

Tre-Taliesin, 129

Trothy, River, 203

Tryfaen, 102

Tudor, Edmund, 160

Tudor, Jasper, 65

Twining, John, 217

Twll Du, 101

Tyler, Wat, 12

Tyttenhanger, 6

Usk, River, 143, 147, 186, 194, 197

Valle Crucis Abbey, 71, 118

Vanbrugh, Sir John, 42, 282

Van Lead Mines, 140

Vaughan, Bishop, 160

Vaughans, the, 116

Vaughans of Nannau, 135

Venables family, 43, 183

Ver, River, 12, 14

Verdun, John de, 228

Verulamium, 7, 12, 13

Victoria, Queen, 317

Virginia Water, 317

Wallingford, Abbot, 9

Warwick, 290-293

Warwick, Earls of, 187, 292, 295

Warwick, Guy of, 295

Warwick, the King-maker, 4

Waterloo, Battle of, 105, 169

Watling Street, 14, 15, 20, 23, 25, 28, 35, 36, 44

Wat's Dyke, 80

Weedon, 20

Wellington Church, 221

Welsh Architecture, 140

Wem, 41

Weston Park, 35

Weston-under-Penyard, 210

Wheathampstead, Abbot, 9

Whitchurch, 41, 63, 66, 206

White Cross, 176

Whitley Abbey, 301

Whitney, 175

Wicklow, Mountains of, 107

William the Conqueror, 171, 236, 266, 315

William Rufus, 167

William III., 23

William IV., 317

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Wilton Castle, 207, 210

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Worcester Priory, 238

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Wroxeter, 37

Wulfstan, 238

Wyatville, Sir J., 315

Wychwood Forest, 259

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Wykeham, William of, 303, 316

Wynne, Captain, 67

Wynne family, the, 85

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Wytham Hill, 279

Y Garn, 100

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