Shakespeare, Anne Hathaway, and Sir Thomas Lucy, 111;
the church, the poet’s burialplace, and monument, 113, 114
Stretford, 245
Sundrum, 335
Swanbourne Mill, 11
Swansea:
Origin of name, industrial history, 174;
Morriston Castle, the Mumbles, literary associations, 175
Sweetheart Abbey, 322
Swift, The, 108
Symond’s Yat, View from, 140, 141
Taf, The, 180
sources, 161;
water-supply of Cardiff, 163;
Merthyr and its factories, Dowlais Steel and Iron Works, scenery of affluents, 163;
Castell Coch and its wines, 164;
Llandaff, its cathedral and village, 165, 166;
Tal-y-Llyn, 197
Talsarn Mountain, 149
Tamar, The, 46;
its rise, course, scenery on upper waters, cascade at Weir Head, 55;
Morwellham, Harewood, and Calstock, 56;
Cotehele House, Kit Hill, Danescombe Valley, Pentillie Castle, Cargreen, St. Budeaux Church, Trematon Castle, and junction with the Tavy, 58;
width at Saltash, characteristics of Saltash, the Hamoaze, 59
Tame, The, 243
Tarbolton, 335
Tarel, The, 150
Tarras, The, 314
Tavistock and Drake, 45
Tavy, The:
Course and richness of scenery, 45;
Tavistock and Drake, 45;
Buckland Abbey, tributaries, and confluence with the Tamar, 46, 58
Taw, The:
Length, general features, South Tawton and the Oxenhams, Eggesford, Chulmleigh, view from Coddon Hill, Bishop’s Tawton, and Tawstock Park, 46;
Barnstaple, its history and antiquity, 47;
Lundy, Hartland Point, and Baggy Point, 47
Mumbles, 175;
length, Morriston, 176;
the Twrch affluent, 176;
Craig-y-Nos and Madame Patti, 177, 178;
source, 178
Teifi (or Tivy), The:
Source, Great Monastery, the “Westminster of Wales,” 186;
Tregaron, Llanddewi Brefi, Derry Ormond column and its romance, Newcastle, Cenarth, 187;
Kilgerran Castle, Cardigan, 188;
Gwbert-on-the-Sea, 189
Teign, The:
Source and tributaries, 37;
the “Clam” bridge near Scorhill, 37, 38;
Leigh Bridge, Chagford, “logan” stone, view of gorge from Fingle Bridge, Prestonbury, Cranbrook, Dunsford Bridge, Heltor,
Blackstone, Chudleigh and its limestone, 38;
waters of the Bovey, Newton Abbot and the Prince of Orange’s proclamation, 39;
Teignmouth, 40
Teignmouth, 40
Teme, The, 104
Tennyson at Freshwater, 20;
allusions to the Wye, 144;
and Llanberis, 205;
allusion to Bala Lake, 230
Tern, The, 96
Test, The, 12;
source, 13;
characteristics, length, tributaries, Stockbridge, angling at Romsey, 19
Tewkesbury, 106;
Abbey Church and timbered houses, 115, 116;
the last battle between Lancaster and York, 117, 118
Thirlmere, 298
Threave Castle and its history, 322, 323
Tichborne, 15
Tinto Hill, 344;
prospect from, 345
Titchfield, The, 12
Titus, Colonel Silas, 62
Tiverton:
Former name, Church of St. Peter, Castle, the Grammar School and Peter Blundell, 30
Tomb, Miraculous, at Christchurch, 157
Tone, The, 68
Tong, The, 246
Topsham, 34
its rise and circuitous course, 47;
features of the valley, 47;
Torrington and its church, 47, 48;
Bideford and its historical associations, 48, 49;
Hubbastone, Instow, and Appledore, 49
Torrington and its church, 47, 48
Tortington, 11
Tower Lindsay, 344
Towneley Hall and the Towneley family, 276, 278
Towy, The:
Source, scenery, absence of pollution, affluents, Ystradffin and the story of Twm Shon Catti, Llandovery, 178;
bridges, Llandilo, Dynevor Castle, Golden Grove, Dryslwyn Castle, Nelson monument, the Cothi, Llanegwad, 179;
Towyn, 198
Traeth Bach, The, 204
Train, George Francis, 268
Trecastle, 150
Treffry family, The, Seat of, 63
Trefriw, 218
Tregaron, 187
Tregony, 63
Tremadoc and Shelley, 204
Trothey, The, 143
“Trough of the Clyde,” The, 350, 351
Troutbeck, The:
Troutbeck village, Ill Bell, 292
and the jurisdiction over Falmouth, 65;
rivalry with Falmouth, 66
Truro River, 63
Twy-ford-town. (See Tiverton)
Uddington, 357
Ulleswater, 303
Ulverston Sands, 286
University College, Liverpool, 267
Upavon, 22
Upton, 104
Usk, The:
Its rise, the Henwen brook, 149;
Trecastle and earthworks of Bernard Newmarch’s Castle, Drayton’s “Cray,” Forest of Brecon and its outlaws, the Yscir, remains of Roman camp, view from Llanspyddid, 150;
“Arthur’s Chair,” 151;
Bwlch, 152;
Dinas Castle and Alfred the Great’s daughter, Crickhowell and the Well of St. Cenan, Llangattock Park and its cave,
Llangwryney, junction with the Gwryney, 153;
Raglan Castle, salmon and trout fishing, Usk and its castle, Caerleon and Roman relics, centre of one of the ancient British kingdoms, 156;
miraculous tomb, Newport, Earl of Gloucester’s Castle, 157;
tower of St. Woollos’ Church, 158
Usk town, a Roman station, castle, and scene of defeat of Owen Glendower, 155
Vale of St. John, 298
Victoria University, 251
Vivian, Lord, Seat of, 61
Vyrnwy, The, and the Liverpool water-supply, 88
Wallace, William, Legends of, 337;
scenes of his exploits in Clydesdale, 345;
his “Tower” and “Chair,” 350;
and Marion Bradfute, 350;
and the “Castle of the Quaw,” 351;
at Blantyre Priory, 355
Walney Island, 294
Walton, Izaak, his allusions to Fordwich, 5;
grave and memorial at Winchester, 16
Wanlockhead, 344
Wantsum, The, 6
War of the Roses and the town of Shrewsbury, 91;
battle of Tewkesbury, 117
Wareham, 24
Warre, Thomas de la, and Manchester Cathedral, 250
Warton the poet, and Wickham, 13
Warwick and its church and castle, 110
Warwick, Guy, Earl of, and Guy’s Cliff, 108
Water of Ken, The, 322
Watling Street, Clydesdale, 351
Watt, James, and Glasgow Green, 361;
birthplace of, 368
Waugh, the Lancashire poet, and a stranger’s description of
Wordsworth, 296
Wear Gifford, 48
Wear Water, The, 26
Weaver, The, 258
Weld, Cardinal, and Stonyhurst College, 275
Well of St. Cenau, 153
Welshpool, 87
Wenning, The, 282
Werrington stream, The, 55
West Lynn, The, 29
Westbury-on-Severn, 123
Westminster, Duke of, and Eaton Hall, 237
Weston-Zoyland, 70
Wetheral, The “Safeguards” and the priory at, 306
Wethercoats Cave, Waterfall of, 282
Whaddon streamlet, The, 74
Wharton Crags, 286
Whernside Heights, 272
Wherwell, 19
Whewell, Dr., Birthplace of, 284
Whitchurch, 19
White Cart, Valley of the, 366
Whitewell Chapel, 274
Wickham, birthplace of William Wykeham, and residence of Warton the poet, 13
Wickham Breaux, 6
Wiclif and Lutterworth, 108
Widnes, 257
Wiley, The, 22
William III., his portrait at Drumlanrig Castle stabbed by Highlanders, 320
William Rufus and Armathwaite, 305
William of Wykeham, 13
Wilson, Professor, on the neighbourhood of Windermere, 291
Wilson, Richard, Burialplace of, 237
Wimborne, 23
Winchester, 15;
memorial to Izaak Walton, 16
Windermere:
Dimensions, islets, and feeders, 291, 292;
depth, angling for char, beauties of the southern end, 293
Winster, The, 288
Wnion, The:
Troutfishing, the Torrent Walk, 198;
cataract, 199;
Wookey Hole, 71
Wootton river, The, 22
Worcester:
Wordsworth, his lines on the Wye, 144;
and the estuary of the Mawddach, 202;
and Mrs. Hemans crossing the Ulverston Sands, 286;
allusion to Kendal, 288;
his cottage and burialplace, 289, 290;
on the river Duddon, 294;
sonnets on Donnerdale, 294, 295;
described by a local gossip, 297;
birthplace, 300;
on the Eden river, 303;
on the scenery of the Clyde, 349, 350
Workington, 300
Wrexham Church, 236
Wroxeter, 96
Wrynose Fell, 294
Wye, The:
Llangurig, Rhayader Gwy, 126, 127;
the Llyn-Gwyn, 127;
the Elan tributary, Nantgwillt and Shelley, scenery on the Elan, the Yrfon and Wolf’s Leap, 128;
burialplace of Llewelyn, 129;
Llandrindod and its wells, 129;
Builth and Llewelyn’s ride, Hay and its castle and legends, 130–132;
Clifford Castle and Rosamond, 132, 133;
Hereford, Offa, Llewelyn, 133;
murder of Ethelbert and origin of the cathedral, 134;
Wye Bridge, Mordiford and the legend of a serpent, “The Wonder,” 135;
Ross and the “Man of Ross,” 136–138;
Goodrich Castle, Forest of Dean, Courtfield, 138;
resemblance to the Moselle, 140;
view from Symond’s Yat, 141;
Golden Valley, Abbey Dore, Norman church of Kilpeck, tributaries, 142;
Llanthony and W. S. Landor, 142, 143;
Wordsworth’s and Tennyson’s lines, 144;
view from Wyndcliff, 146;
junction with the Severn, 148
Wye racecourse, 3
Wyndcliff, View of nine counties from, 146
Wynn, Sir John, 218
Wynn, Sir Richard, 221
Wynn, Sir Watkin Williams, Seat of, 234
Wyre, The:
Source, Fleetwood, the fells, 279;
St. Michael’s, Poulton-le-Fylde, 280
Wyre Water, 280
Yar, The, rising at Freshwater, 22
Yar, The eastern, 22
Yarmouth, 20
Yealm, The, 49
Yeo, The, or Ivel, 68
Yoker, 366
Yrfon, The, 128
Yscir, The, 150
Ystradfellte, 169
Ystradffin and the story of Twm Shon Catti, 178
Ystradgynlais, 176
Ystwith, The:
Rise and length, 189;
Eglwys Newydd and mountain scenery, 190;