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Pont rid Meridydd ; its trout and samlet fishing. 

 Llansanfraid Glyn Dyvrdwy. Owain Glyndwr's pri- 

 son-house. Llanwchllyn ; its sublime scenery. Ha- 

 vodvadog. Llanycil. Festiniog. Towyn. 

 Llanvihangel y Traeth bach. Arthog Chapel. 

 Llanbeder. Hendre Llwyngwr. Dolod gwyn. 

 Pont Dolgofilia. Abealevnny. Dinasmouddu. 

 Dolygammed. Maes yr futten - - 162 165 



LAKES OF MERIONETHSHIRE. 



Tal y Llyn ; its beautiful situation. Size. River. 

 Bridge. Village. Aspectof the surrounding scenery. 

 " Thieves' Leap." Colonel Vaughan; his liberality 

 to sportsmen. The boat, inn, &c. Tributaries to 



the lake Its trout, &c. Most useful flies. Fine 



tackle. A week's sport at Tal y Llyn. Best time 

 for angling. Boat fishing. Angling from the 

 shore. Quantity of trout taken in a day's fishing. 

 Cheapness of living. Peculiar advantages of 

 Welsh Lakes 617170 



BALA LAKE, Llyn Tegid or Pimbee Mere ; its size, 

 inundations. Source of the Dee. Salmon. 

 Gwyniaid. Ancient right of fishing. Sir W. W. 

 Wynne. Tradition connected with the formation of 

 Llyn Tegid - 170171 



Llyn Bodlyn - 172 



Llyn Cwm Howel - - ib. 



Llyn Irddin - 173 



Llyn Raithlyn - 174 



Llyn Pair - ib. 



Llyn Conlog - ib. 



Llyn Tryweryn - ib. 



Llyn Arenniog - ib. 



Llyn Cregenan - ib. 



Llyn y Gader ... #. 



