PLATE S.

WHITEFORD PARISH.

FRONTISPIECE, Bychton, see page 27.

VIGNETTE, Downing, at p. 1.

I. GROUNDS near Downing,

II. FAIRY OAK,

III. DOWNING,

IV. COATS of ARMS:-1. Arms and creft of the Mostyn family; 2. Creft of the Trevors; 3. Arms of Angbarad, heiress of Mostyn (fee p. 55.) 4. Arms of Ednowain Bendew, and the creft transfixed by a dagger; 5. A variation of the arms of Yfwittan Wŷddel; 6. The arms of the Pennants,

V. MOSTYN HALL, with a View of Porth-mawr,
VI. MOSTYN, as in 1684. This, and plate XVI. are

fac fimiles of very coarfe drawings,

VII. 1. FRONT of MOSTYN, built 1631,

Page

4

6

20

31

54

58

60

- A. 90

2. The late Mr. PARRY'S, MERTYN, fee pp. 13, 27. VIII. 1. A LAMP with the head of Jupiter Ammon, IX. 2. Another, with two GENII, cock-fighting,

- B. 90

X. Another

X. Another, with a warrior's head,

XI. An APOPHERETA,

XII. 1. WHITEFORD CHURCH; 2. Gelli chapel,

XIII. MONUMENT of ELIZABETH MOSTYN,

XIV. PHAROS on Garreg, and a Giol goat

XV. TOOLS of Roman miners, 1, 2,

3. A Leaden LAMP. The ufe of this feems to have

been continued amongst the German miners, fee

Agricola de Re Metallica, tab. So.

XVI. WATER-WHEEL in the old collieries near Moftyn,

XVII. WHITE OWL, Br. Zool, i, N° 67,

102

107

112

122

134

146

A LUSUS NATURÆ on a turkey's leg.

PLATES TO HOLYWELL PARISH.

FRONTISPIECE. RIVER BANK Smelting-Works.

XVIII. COPPER and BRASS WORKS, and a View of the

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XXII. ARMS of the SIXTEEN TRIBES of North Wales,

XXI. ARMS of the FIVE ROYAL TRIBES,

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