A tour in Wales. MDCCLXX: [pt.2]

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A tour in Wales. MDCCLXX: [pt.2]

Author

Pennant, Thomas, 1726-1798.

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London :: printed by Henry Hughes,

1778-83.

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Contents

• THE JOURNEY TO SNOWDON.
• ADVERTISEMENT.
• Directions to the Book-Binder, AND LIST OF THE PLATES.
• text
  • part
  • CONTINUATION OF THE JOURNEY.
  • FROM DOWNING TO MONTGOMERY AND SHREWSBURY.
• APPENDIX
  • No 1. INSCRIPTION ON CERTAIN MARBLES IN MOSTYN LIBRARY, BROUGHT FROM NARBONNE. vol. i, p. 11.
  • NO II. EXTRACTS OUT OF A MANUSCRIPT TREATISE OF THE LORDSHIPS MARCHERS IN WALES, TAKEN AUGUST 1740. vol. i. p. 245.
  • No III. CAPITULATION OF DENBIGH CASTLE. vol. ii. p. 38.
  • No IV. ORIGIN OF SHERIFF'S MEN IN NORTH WALES. vol. ii. p. 82.
  • No V. SIR JOHN WYNNE OF GWEDIR'S INSTRUCTIONS TO HIS CHAPLAIN, JOHN PRICE, HOW TO GOVERN HIMSELF IN HIS SERVICE. Vol. ii. p. 140.
  • No VI. INVENTORY OF SIR JOHN WYNNE'S WARDROBE. vol. ii. p. 141.
  • No VII. INSCRIPTION ON A MONUMENT OF THE GWEDIR FA∣MILY, IN LLANRWST CHURCH. vol. ii. p. 143.
  • No VIII. SIR JOHN WYNNE'S LETTERS. Vol. ii. p. 145.
    • Letter from the Bourbonoisse to his Father, dated 1st April, 1614, giving an Account of the Discontents in France in the begin∣ning of the Reign of Louis XIII.
    • His next Lr̄e is dated 26 April, 1614, from Marseilles; and directed to his Father.
  • warrants
    • No IX. WARRANT FOR A STAGG OUT OF SNOWDON FORREST, 4 JULY, 1st YEAR OF QUEEN ELIZ. 1558. vol. ii. p. 166.
    • ANOTHER.
  • No X. ACCOUNT OF SIR RICHARD BULKELEY; IN WHICH IS A STRONG DESCRIPTION OF THE TYRANNY OF THE FAVORITE EARL OF LEICESTER.
  • No XI. A LETTER OF ARCHBISHOP WILLIAMS, WHILE FELLOW OF ST. JOHN'S COLLEGE, CAMBRIDGE. vol. ii. p. 295.
  • No XII. THE BISHOP OF LINCOLN'S (WILLIAMS) LETTER TO SIR JOHN WYNNE OF GWIDIR, BART. AFTER HIS LORD∣SHIP LOST THE GREAT SEAL. vol. ii. p. 295.
  • No XIII. EXPORTS OF POTATOES FROM THE PORT OF CONWY, TO SHEW THE CULTIVATION OF THAT USEFUL ROOT IN SO SMALL A DISTRICT. vol. ii.
  • No XIV. LETTER FROM EDWARD EARL OF CONWY, ABOUT UNROOFING, &c. THE CASTLE OF CONWY. vol. ii. p. 319.
  • No XV. HOSPITALITY AT BODSCALLAN DURING THE TIME OF THE LATE ROBERT WYNN, ESQ vol. ii. p. 323.
  • No XVI. ADDRESS OF THE INHABITANTS OF CAERNARVON∣SHIRE TO RICHARD CROMWELL. vol. ii.
  • No XVII. CHARTER OF GWENWYNWYN TO THE MONKS OF STRATHMARCHEL. vol. ii. p. 380.
• list of plates
• LETTER these two parts, TOUR IN WALES, vol. ii.
• ERRATA.
• INDEX.
• CORRECTIONS AND ADDITIONS TO THE FIRST VOLUME OF THE WELSH TOUR.