Climbing in The British Isles, Vol. 2 - Wales and Ireland

by W. P. Haskett Smith; Henry Chichester Hart

INDEX

[A]	[B]	[C]	[D]	[E]	[F]	[G]	[H]	[I]	[J]	[K]
[L]	[M]	[N]	[O]	[P]	[R]	[S]	[T]	[W]	[Y]

• Aber, [1]
• Aberglaslyn, [95]
• Abergynolwyn, [10]
• Accidents, [1], [2], [9], [21], [25], [54], [56], [58], [67], [70], [72], [73], [82], [86], [88], [89], [90], [91], [108], [126], [139], [176]
• Achill, [158]
• Anglesey, [15]
• Antrim, [131]
• Aranmore Island, [143]
• Arans (The), [99]
• Arenig Fawr, [98]
• Asko Keeran, [162]

• Bala, [2]
• Barmouth, [3]
• Barnesmore Gap, [153]
• Beddgelert, [3]
• Beddgelert (Snowdon from), [4]
• Beenkeragh, [186]
• Ben Bulben, [155]
• Benchoona, [165]
• Benglog, [5]
• Berwyn Mountains, [94]
• Bethesda, [6]
• Bird Rock, [108]
• Black Ladders, [19]
• Black Mountains, [13], [126]
• Blaenau Ffestiniog, [9]
• Blasquets, [189]
• Blue Stack, [152]
• Braichddu, [18], [19]
• Brandon, [179]
• Brecon Beacons, [13]
• Bronyfedw, [14]
• Bryansford, [169]
• Bull's Mountain, [187]
• Bunglas, [145]
• Burton Port, [143]
• Bwlch Cwm y Llan, [87]
• Bwlch Goch, [61]
• Bwlch y Saethau, [76]

• Caddy of Cwm Glas, [60]
• Cader Fronwen, [94]
• Cader Idris, [106]
• Cambrian Railway, [7], [95]
• Capel Curig, [6]
• Carnarvonshire, [16]
• Carndonagh, [135]
• Carnedd Dafydd, [17]
• Carnedd Llewelyn, [23]
• Carnedd Ugain, [67]
• Carnedd y Filiast, [25]
• 'Carrabuncle' (The), [181]
• Carran Tuohill, [185]
• Carrick Hotel, [145]
• Carrig-a-Rede, [133]
• Castell Cidwm, [93]
• Castell Gwynt, [34]
• Castles (The), [171]
• Cefnysgolion Duon, [19]
• Clare Co., [167]
• Clew Bay, [160]
• Cloghane, [179]
• Clogwyn Aderyn, [69]
• Clogwyn Penllechen, [69]
• Clogwyn y Garnedd, [72]
• Clogwyn y Person, [58]
• Clogwyndur Arddu, [89]
• Closs (Death of), [91]
• Cnicht, [96]
• Commeragh Mountains, [192]
• Cork Co., [190]
• Corris, [10]
• Cox (Mr.), [88]
• Craig Ddrwg, [98]
• Craig Eryri, [54]
• Craig y Bera, [94]
• Craig yr Ysfa, [21]
• Craiglyn Dyfi, [103]
• Crazy Pinnacle, [64]
• Crib Goch, [60]
• Crib y Ddysgl, [66]
• Croagh Patrick, [160]
• Croghaun, [158]
• Cumloughra, [185]
• Cwm Creigiog, [88]
• Cwm Dyli, [68]
• Cwm Glas, [56]
• Cwm y Llan, [87]
• Cyfrwy, [113]
• Cynfael Falls, [9]
• Cynicht, [96]

• Dawson's Table, [192]
• Denbighshire, [94]
• Devil's Kitchen, [28]
• Devil's Looking Glass, [186]
• Devil's Punch Bowl, [189]
• Dinas Bran, [94]
• Dinas Mawddwy, [7]
• Dingle, [179]
• Dismore (Mr.), [58]
• Dolgelly, [7]
• Donegal, [134]
• Down Co., [169]
• Dublin Co., [171]
• Dunaff Head, [136]
• Dunfanaghy, [139]
• Dungloe, [144]
• Dunloe (Gap of), [182]

• Eagle's Cliff, [189]
• Eagle's Nest, [147]
• Eglwyseg, [94]
• Elicydu, [25]
• Elider, [25]
• Empson (Mr.), [2]
• Errigal, [140]
• Esgair Felen, [42]
• Evans (Mr. Alf.), [82]

• Fair Head, [131]
• Fanet, [137]
• Ffestiniog, [9]
• Foelgoch, [26]
• Frodsham (Mr. G. H.), [90]

• Gallt y Wenallt, [76]
• Galtee Mountains, [191]
• Galway, [164]
• Gap of Doonmore, [138]
• Gap of Dunloe, [182]
• Garnedd Goch, [92]
• Giant's Causeway, [134]
• Glaslyn, [69]
• Glen Car, [183]
• Glen Gesh, [154]
• Glen Head, [145]
• Glenariff, [133]
• Glenbeagh, [142]
• Glengad Head, [135]
• Glengariff, [190]
• Glyder Fach, [31]
• Glyder Fawr, [36]
• Golf, [156]
• Gougaun Barra, [191]
• Grey Man's Path, [131]
• Guides, [183]
• Gweedore, [141]

• Hag's Glen, [183], [187]
• Haseler (Mr. Maxwell), [73]
• Hill names, [161]
• Homer (Mr. Philip), [54]
• Horn Head, [138]
• Howth, [174]
• Hugh Lloyd's Pulpit, [9]
• Hungry Hill, [190]

• Inishowen, [135]
• Ireland's Eye, [174]

• Jackson (Rev. James), [12]

• Keimaneigh, [191]
• Kendal (Mr. E. G.), [70]
• Kerry Co., [179]
• Killarney, [183]
• Killary, [165]
• Kingsley (Charles), [12]
• King's Mountain, [155]
• Kinlough, [156]

• Lambay, [171]
• Leenane Inn, [158], [163]
• Lisdoonvarna, [167]
• Livesley (Mr.), [56]
• Llaithnant, [105]
• Llanberis, [9]
• Llangynog, [95]
• Llechog, [91]
• Lliwedd, [74]
• Llyndulyn, [24]
• Lough Eske, [152]
• Lough Muskry, [192]
• Lough Salt, [142]
• Lough Swilly, [186]
• Lugnaquilia, [176]

• Maamtrasna, [162]
• Maamturk, [164]
• Macgillicuddy's Reeks, [182]
• Machynlleth, [10]
• MacSwyne's Gun, [143]
• Maentwrog Road, [15]
• Malin Head, [135]
• Mangerton, [189]
• Marble Arch, [143]
• Marzials (Miss), [9]
• Maum Glen, [144]
• Mayo Co., [156]
• Melynllyn, [24]
• Merionethshire, [95]
• Mitchell (Mr. J.), [86]
• Moel Eilio, [91]
• Moel Hebog, [92]
• Moel Siabod, [52]
• Moel Sych, [94]
• Moel Wyn, [96]
• Moher Cliffs, [167]
• Montgomeryshire, [94]
• Mount Aitchin, [188]
• Mourne Mountains, [169]
• Muckanaght, [166]
• Muckish, [140]
• Mweelrea, [160]
• Mynydd Mawr, [93]

• Nantlle, [10]
• Nephin, [156]
• Newcastle, [169]

• Ogwen Cottage, [5]
• One Man's Pass, [149]
• Orme's Head, [94]
• Owen (Harry), [11]

• Paget (Mr.), [2]
• Pantylluchfa, [69]
• Parson's Nose, [58]
• Payne (Mr.), [1]
• Pen Helig, [25]
• Penmaenmawr, [16]
• Penygroes, [11]
• Penygwrhyd, [11]
• Penyroleuwen, [18]
• 'Phouca' (The), [140]
• Pleaskin Head, [134]
• Poisoned Glen, [141]
• Portsalon, [137]
• Powerscourt, [175]
• Prisons of Lugnaquilia, [176]
• Purple Mountain, [189]

• Rhayader, [13]
• Rhinog Fawr, [97]
• Rosapenna, [138]
• Rostrevor, [169]

• St. Kevin's Bed, [177]
• Slanting Gully, [85]
• Slieve Donard, [171]
• Slieve Glas, [182]
• Slieve League, [145]
• Smith (Death of), [108]
• Snowdon, [54]
• Snowdon Ranger, [13]
• Southey benighted, [54]
• Spellick, [171]
• Stacks, [15]
• Starr (Rev. H. W.), [89]
• Stilloge Lakes, [193]
• Sturrell, [144]

• Tanybwlch, [14]
• Tonelagee, [176]
• Tormore, [139], [144]
• Tory Island, [139]
• Trigfylchau, [36], [44]
• Tryfaen, [44]
• Twelve Bens or Pins, [166]
• Twll Du, [28]

• Waterford Co., [192]
• Wicklow Co., [175]
• Williams (W.), [72]
• Wills (Mr.), [2]
• Wilton (Mr. F. R.), [67]

• Y Garn, [28]
• Y Wyddfa, [54]
• Yr Elen, [25]

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FOOTNOTES:

[ [1] ] Boy's Own Paper, May 5, 1894.

[ [2] ] The Times, April 16, 1873, p. 6.

[ [3] ] The Times, September 9, 1876, p. 8.

[ [4] ] Ibid. April 7, 1885, p. 7.

[ [5] ] Ibid. August 3, 1885, p. 10.

[ [6] ] The Times, August 25, 1885, p. 6, and August 27, p. 8. See also the Times, October 2, 1837, p. 3.

[ [7] ] Tremadoc, 1875.

[ [8] ] Alpine Journal, vol. ix. p. 384.

[ [9] ] Mackintosh, p. 809.

[ [10] ] See the Journal of the Royal Meteorological Society for April 1893, xix. No. 86, for a summary of the temperatures thus recorded.

[ [11] ] Vol. vi. p. 195.

[ [12] ] See the Doncaster Chronicle.

[ [13] ] The Times, July 2, 6, 8, and 15, 1875.

[ [14] ] See the Times, June 25, 1861.

[ [15] ] The Times, January 29 and February 7, 1879; Chambers's Journal, May 7, 1887.

[ [16] ] Vol. xi. p. 239.

[ [17] ] The Times, 1846, October 14, October 24, October 30, November 3, and 1847, June 5; the Globe, October 1846; Chambers's Journal, May 1887.

[ [18] ] See the Philosophical Transactions, p. 294, of that year.

[ [19] ] Gentleman's Magazine, 1768.

Transcriber's note:
The alternate spellings Carnarvonshire and Caernarvonshire both appear in the original. I have left them as written (both are accepted spellings).
Inconsistent hyphenation and dashes (e.g. number-ft vs. number ft) are left as written.