Llanfihangcl-y-Pennant.—par. and vil., Carnar-
vonshire, 4 m. NW. of Tremadoc, 8844 ac., pop. 711.—
2. Llanfihangel-y-Pennant, par., Merioneth, in S.
of co., on river Dysynny, 8 miles SAV. of Dolgelly,
8321 ac., pop. 784.

Llanfibangel-y-Tracthan, par., Merioneth, in NAV.
of co., 3 miles N. of Harlech, 4911 ac. land and 2656
water, pop. 3014.

Llanfillo, in co. and 5 miles NE. of Brecknock; p.o.
See Llanvillo.

Llanfinnan, Anglesey. See Llanffinan.

Llanfoist, par. and vil., Monmouthshire, in NAV. of
co.—par., 3260 ac., pop. 1463; vil., 1£ mile SAV. of
Abergavenny; P.O.; in vicinity is the seat of L. Honse.

Llanfor (or Llanfawr), par., Merioneth, 1| mile
NE. of Bala, 20,030 ac., pop. 1471.

Llanfreclila, in S. of Monmouthshire, 2% miles NAV.
of Caerleon ; P.O. See Llanvrechva.

Llanfrene, hamlet, Llandyssil par., Cardiganshire,
in S. of co., 7% miles E. of Newcastle in Emlyn.

Llanfrothen, par. and vil., Merioneth, in NAV. of
co., 6% miles NE. of Harlech, 7482 ac., pop. 1059 ; P.O.

Llanfrynacb, in co. and 3 miles SE. of Brecknock;
p.o. See Llanvrynach.

Llanfwrog.—par., Anglesey, in NW. of co., 3% miles
NE. of Holyhead, 2017 ac. (395 water), pop. 193.—2.
Llanfwrog, par., Denbighshire, on river Clwyd,
mostly in bor. of Ruthin, 3209 ac., pop. 1342 ; pop. of
borough part, 1081.

Llanfyllin.—pari, bor., market town, and par. with
ry. sta., Montgomeryshire, in N. of co., on river Cain,
14 miles SAV. of Oswestry—par., 7923 ac., pop. 1774;
bor., 377 ac., pop. 1080; P.O., T.O., 1 Bank. Market-
day, Thursday. Llanfyllin is an ancient chartered in-
corporation, and is prettily situated. Brewing, malting,
and tanning are the chief employments. Llanfyllin
is one of the Montgomery District of Parliamentary
Boroughs, which returns 1 member.—2. Llanfyllin,
hundred, Montgomeryshire, in N. of co., 72,693 ac.,
pop. 6530 ; contains 7 pars, and part of another.

Llanfynydd.—par. and vil., Carmarthenshire—par.,
10,744 ac., pop. 1019; vil., 6 m. NAV. of Llandilo ; P.O.
—2. Llanfynydd, eccl. dist. and vil., Hope par., Flint-
shire—dist., pop. 1006; vil., 5 m. N. of Wrexham ; P.O.

Llanfyrnacli, par. and vil. with ry. sta., Pembroke-
shire, in NE. of co., 4 miles SE. of Crymmych Arms
sta., 6328 ac., pop. 1006; P.O.; there are lead mines
and mineral springs.

Llangadfan, par. and township, Montgomeryshire,
in N. of co., on river Vyrnwy, 6% miles NAV. of Llan-
fair and 10 miles SAV. of Llanfyllin, 16,929 ac., pop.
923; contains Cann Office, vil.; P.O.

Llangadock (or Llangadockfawr), par. and vil.
with ry. sta., Carmarthenshire, in E. of co., between
rivers Sefni and Sawdde—par., 14,535 ac., pop. 1911;
vil., 7\ miles NE. of Llandilo; P.O., T.o.; a Roman
camp is in the vicinity.

Llangadwaladr (or Eglwysael), par. and vil., An-
glesey, in S. of co.—par., 3488 ac. land and 1230 water,
pop. 467 ; the vil. is 7 miles SW. of Llangefni.

Llangafelach.—par. and vil., Glamorgan, in AV. of
co.—par. (partly within the pari, limits of Swansea
District), 27,693 ac. (185 water), pop. 26,274; pop. of
borough part, 14,582; vil., 3% miles N. of Swansea;
P.O., called Llangyfelacli.—2. Llangafclacli (or Llan-
gyfelach), hundred, in AV. of Glamorgan, 44,696 ac.,
pop. 32,789; contains 3 pars.

Llangafib, par., Anglesey, in S. of co., 4% miles SW.
of Llangefni, 1590 ac., pop. 106 ; P.O.

Llangaln, par. and vil., Carmarthenshire, in S. of
co.—par., 2660 ac., pop. 338; vil., on river Towy, 3
miles SAV. of Carmarthen; P.O.

Llanganiniarch, par. and vil. with ry. sta. (Llan-
gammarch AVells), Brecknockshire, in N. of co.—par.,
11,748 ac., pop. 1056; vil., at confluence of rivers Gam-
march and Irvon, 15 miles NE. of Llandovery; P.O. ;
adjacent to the vil. is a mineral spring.

Llangan.—par., partly in Pembrokeshire but chiefly
in Carmarthenshire, on river Taff, 5% miles NE. of
Narberth, 4952 ac., pop. 768 ; consists, in Carmarthen-
shire, of the township of East Llangan, 4758 ac., pop.
734, and, in Pembrokeshire, of West Llangan, 194 ae.,
pop. 34. — 2. Llangan (or Llanganna), par., Gla-
morgan, in SE. of co., on rivers Canna and Ewenny, 3
miles SE. of Bridgend, 1200 ac., pop. 200.

Gazetteer of the British Isles, Statistical and Topographical, by John Bartholomew, F.R.G.S.

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