CADWALLADR, David, anecdote of, 191. Caernarvon, Richardson of, 190; Last days at, 287–303. Caerphilly, Christmas Evans’s ministry at, 261; Village of, 262; Castle of, 263; Society at, 281. Campbell, Dr. John, quoted, 229. Candles, is the game worth, 160. Captain, the sceptical, 212. Castell Hywel, the church of, 43, 46, 204, 205. Castles, ruined Welsh, 34. Cedar of God, the, 396. Chair, Christmas Evans’s, 64. Chapel, Sabbath morning at a Welsh, 19. Chapels, character of Welsh, 20. Charles of Bala, 227; the gift of God to North Wales, 227; Establishes schools, 228; Introduces Bibles, 228; A real bishop, 229; Modesty of, 229; Dr. Campbell on, 229; as a preacher, 230. Childhood, a remarkable, 203. Chorus, a grand musical, 183. Christ, the blood of, 371; Vicarious sufferings of, 382; Dignity of his nature, 383; Mediatorial kingdom of, 398; A fruitful tree, 401; A tree of protection to his people, 402; A source of life and beauty, 403. Christmas, a custom at, 24. Christopher’s, Mr., “Hymns and Hymn-writers,” referred to, 168. Church, the Welsh established, 25; Discipline, 291; An ark among the bulrushes, 337. Churches, a bishop over, 106; Troubles with the, 160; An appeal to the, 297. Cildwrn cottage, the, 64; Life at, 65, 66. Clergymen, character of Welsh, 25. Coleridge, quoted, 274. Compensations, 121. Congregation, a sheep-stealing, 113; How to catch a, 243. Conscience, purification of, 368; What is the, 368; A good and evil, 369, 370; A guilty, 369; A despairing, 370; A dark and hardened, 370. Consonants, Welsh, 16. Controversy, the Sandemanian, 70–76. Conversations, 299. Conversion, a singular, 218. Conviction, the hour of religious, 173. “Corner-stone,” Abbot’s, referred to, 176, 180. Cottage preaching, 46. Cough away! 233. Covenant with God, a, 78; A second, 277; The old, 364. Cow, buying a, 238. Creeds and sects, contests of Christian, 177. Customs, singular Welsh:—Burning the ravens’ nests, 191, 192; Delinquent and public opinion, 23, 24; Funeral, a, 37; New Year’s, 24, 25; Sin-eater, the, 23. * * * * * DARKNESS, conquest of the powers of, 380. David, sit down, 108. Davies of Swansea, 40; Character as a preacher, 202; Birth and parentage, 203; A self-made man, 203; Childhood, 203; Marriage, 204; Unites in Church fellowship, 204; And Christmas Evans, 204; Religious convictions, 205; First sermon, 206; Ministry at Trefach, 206; Preaching at Denbigh, 207; Settles at Swansea, 208; Reforms the neighbourhood, 209; His wonderful voice, 209; And the butchers, 210; Dealing with young offenders, 210; And the sceptical captain, 212; A prophet of song, 212; Popularity at Association Meetings, 214; A hymn-writer, 215; Last sermon, 216; Death and funeral, 216. Davies, J. P., and Christmas Evans, 281. Davies, the Rev. David, 44, 204, 252; Epigrams of, 253. Davies, Thomas Rhys, 232; Character of his preaching, 233; Pithy sayings, 233. Dawson, Billy, 110. Days, dark, 155.