“Those lovely eyes which now are thine,
In young Love’s face were wont to shine.”
ANNA.
CROMLEHS.
(To the Editor of the Mirror.)
In No. 328 you have given an account of a cromleh in Anglesea. Perhaps it may not be amiss to inform you that the word cromlech, or cromleh, is derived from the Welsh words crom, feminine of crwm, crooked, and lech, a flat stone. There are some cromlehs in Carmarthenshire and Pembrokeshire, which are supposed to have been altars for sacrifices before the Christian era.
W.H.