Evans, D. M., quoted, 22; Life of Christmas referred to, 116. Evans, Mary, 265. Eye? is the light in the, 236. Eye, losing one, 42. * * * * * FARMER, anecdote of a Welsh, 220. Father and daughter, a dying, 182. Father and Son glorified, 386; glorifies the Son, 391. Finished! it is, 366, 378–385. Fire and smoke, 185. Fishguard, William Davies of, 211. Flame, pure, 187. Flax-dresser, the audacious, 189. Forgiving, power of, 309. Friars, preaching, 231. Funeral custom, a Welsh, 37; An imposing, 201. * * * * * GIG, present of a, 288. Gilboa, a Welsh, 175, 176. Gleisiad, the, 259. Glynceiriog, John Jones of, 74, 76. God, a covenant with, 78; Character of, 274; A second covenant with, 277; Serve the living, 376; A new and living way to come to, 380. “God’s better than man,” 220. _Gogoniant_, 59. “Golden Grove,” Taylor’s, 35. Goodness, infinite, 271. Gospel, preach the, 224. Graveyard sermon, the, 82; Scenes at the delivery, 84, 85; Characteristics of, 90, 91. Griefs, depressing, 160. Griffith, Mr. Thomas, referred to, 299. Gryffyth of Caernarvon, anecdote of, 11. * * * * * HALL, ROBERT, anecdote of, 42; On the Graveyard sermon, 91; preaching of, 313. Harris, Howell, of Trevecca, 221; Power of his preaching, 222. Harwood, 175. Hat, story of a new, 118. Health, restoration to spiritual, 76–78. Hell, at the gates of, 69. Herbert, George, quoted, 274. Hill, Rowland, anecdotes of, 185, 240. Hind of the Morning, the, 92. “Historical Anecdotes of the Welsh Language” referred to, 16. Holiness, righteousness, and purity, 272. Holy Spirit glorifies Father and Son, the, 392. Hope, leader of a forlorn, 287. Horse, selling a, 307. Horseman, the mysterious, 28–32. Horsley, Bishop, referred to, 252. House, the man in the Steel, the, 334. Houses, haunted, 27. Hughes, Mr. Griffith, 284. Hughes, Rev. J., “History of Welsh Methodism,” 241. Hughes, Thomas, 241; And the vicar, 242; And the bully, 243. Hume, David, referred to, 188. Huntingdon’s “Bank of Faith” referred to, 117. _Hwyl_, the, 17, 59, 207. Hymns, character of Welsh, 20. * * * * * IGNORANCE, character of Welsh, 5, 6.