Welsh Journals

Mo Archaeologia Cambrensis, 1846—1900 Ma Mostyn, Hon. Edward Mostyn Lloyd, of Mostyn and Corsygedol, 1846, 142, 409 ; 1847, 134 representative of Vaughans, of Corsygedol, 1850, 323 Mostyn, Edward Pryce, Lord, 1846, 142 arms, 1851, 78 Mostyn, Dr. Henry, ofTalacre (d. 1616), 1884, 55, 56,154/1. Mostyn, John, of Clegir, sheriff (Mer.) (1754), 1847, 133 Mostyn, John, of Coed On, m. Stanley heiress of Ewloe, 1873,64 Mostyn, John Meredydd, of Clegir, sheriff (Mer.) (1802), 1847, 134 Mostyn, Piers, ofTalacre (1587), 1884, 57 Mostyn, Sir Piers Wm., lawsuit (1899), 1900, 66 Mostyn, Sir Pyers, lawsuit v. Egerton (1777), 1846,408, 411 Mostyn, Sir Pyers, ofTalacre, 1866, 531 ; 1882, 325 Mostyn, Hon. Rd., of Penbedw, correspondent of Edw. Lhwyd, 1847, 94 ; 1848, 247, 313 ; 1850, 143 ; 1857, 389 ; 1858, 229 ; 1859, 162-5 ; 1860, 14, 15-16, 18, 179 Mostyn, Sir Roger, purchase of property (1612), 1846, 409 Mostyn, Sir Roger, property in Anglesey, 1849,192 Mostyn, Roger, ofBrymbo, sheriff (D.) (1689), 1870, 185 Mostyn, Roger, of Dol-y-corslwyn, sheriff (Mer.) (1663), 1847,131 Mostyn, Sir Roger, of Mostyn (c. 1625-1690), royalist, 1866, 545 ; 1869, 331, 340 ; 1875, 312 ; 1882, 61 ; 1887,128 governor of Flint Castle (1643), 1891, 103, 110-13 marriages, 1884, 212 portrait (1652), 1891,103*, 104, 112-13 Mostyn, Sir Roger, of Mostyn, 1856, 296, 297, 301 ; 1891, 53 purchased (Harlech) gold tore (c. 1694), 1859, 165 supporter of Edw. Lhwyd (1696), 1848, 245 ; 1858, 346 ; 1859, 165, 167 ; 1860, 13, 18, 179 Mostyn, Sir Roger, 3rd. bart., made Llynhelyg (early XVHIc.), 1891, 56 Mostyn, Sir Roger, of Mostyn, m. Margt. Vaughan, heiress Corsygedol, 1875, 14 Mostyn, Thomas (1662), 1894,10 Mostyn, Thos., account of proclamation of George II (1727), 1891, 54-55 Mostyn, Sir Thos., of Corsygedol, and Mostyn, sheriff (Mer.) (1799), 1847,134 Mostyn, Thos., ofHalkin, will (1665), 1897, 8 Mostyn, Thos. of Rhyd, sheriff (F.) (1637) (d. 1641), 1864, 321, 324, 325, 326 Mostyn, Thomas ap Richard, assumes surname from Mostyn, (F.), 1849,192 Mostyn, Wm., of Maesglds, sheriff (D.) (1552), arms and family 1869,11-12 Mostyn (Moston), p. Whitford, (F.), 1846, 35 ; 1869, 311 copper cake, 1871, 58-60 ; 1891, 135 estate, 1848, 267 ; 1849,192, 268 fossils from coal pits, 1860,180 Mostyn HaU, 1858, 452 ; 1891, 135-6 library and MSS. 1859, 153 ; 1875, 1 ; 1891, 57, 135-6; 1892,315-17 Mostyn mountain (Tegen), 1891, 56 Mostyn Owen family, 1870,187 mota, mote, 1880, 200 see also mottes motage, tenure, 1880,201 mote-hills, churches, 1889, 90 Mothers, the, folklore, 1898, 75 Moton, Sir Rbt, at Agincourt (1415), 1866, 398 motte or mote, use of term, 1880, 200-3 mottes, 1875, 63-69 ; 1877, 121 ; 1880, 200-12 ; 1881, 1, 87 ; 1890, 290 ; 1899,254-5*, 256 see also tomen and under place-name mottoes, 1846,45 of prince of Wales, 1856, 211-13 Moulding, Jeffrey, 1892, 324 moulds, 1865, 429 ; 1874, 284*-9 ; 1875, 286-7 : 1879, 1*, 4-7, 67, 188*-92 ; 1884, 347 for casting bronze implements 1846,188 ; 1847,187 ; 1848, 359 ; 1856, 125-31* ; 1866, 476-7* ; 1868. 389/1., 419; 1874,15 Moulton, Rbt. deputy auditor (Cm.), 1894, 207 Moulton, p. Llancarfan, (G.), 1865, 261, 262, 264, 274 castle ditches, 1866,16-17 manor, 1865, 355 ; 1866,15-16 mounds and mounts, 1848,145 ; 1850,145 ; 1851, 27-29 1853, 74 ; 1855, 168/j.; 1856, 86-90 ; 1857, 153 1858,553; 1861,313; 1867,63,282; 1874,215 1878, 312-13, 324 ; 1879, 62 ; 1880, 296-7*, 337 1885, 35 ; 1894, 147 ; 1898,243 see also barrows megalithic monuments ; mottes ; twmpath Mount, (Cd.), battle, local commemoration, 1859, 328 church, 1859, 328, 329, 330 Mount, near Llannor, (Cn.), 1855,178 Mount Batten, Plymouth, Devon, Early Iron Age finds, 1896, 226 Mount Calvary, Cornish poem, review, 1862, 172-6 Mount Gellyonen, (G.), Celtic cross fragment built into chapel wall, 1899, 5, 8, 11,13, 51, 68 Mount Gomery, James de, ofSlebech, (P.), 1898, 38, 40 Mount Murray, p. Marown, (Man), cemetery, 1865, 413 circles, 1865, 420 ; 1866, 51 Mount's Bay, Cornwall, inhabitants of, 1857, 277 see also St. Michael's Mount Montchensey, Warine de, 1898, 66, see Munchensy Mowbray family, arms in Neath Abbey, 1876, 7, 15-16 Mowbray, Lady Eleanor, grant of lands, 1894,126 Mowbray, Lord John de (beheaded 1322), 1850, 293 ; 1862, 283 ; 1876, 3, An., 7, 18 ; 1886, 305 ; 1887, 189-91 rebellion of (1321), 1850, 293-4 ; 1887,19 Mowbray, John de, d. of Norfolk, Gower estates (1432), 1887,18 Mowbray, John de, lord of Gower, 1862, 227 Inspeximus Charter to Neath Abbey (1334), 1887, 87, 104, 105-6, 115 witness, Swansea (1331-2), 1888, 8 Mowbray, Thos., d. of Norfolk, heir of Gower (1400), 1864, 281-3 Mowedd given to Clynnog, (Cn.), 1848, 255 Menedus, 1846, 394 Mowroad quarry, near Handle Hall, Rochdale, (Lanes.), tores, bronze, 1847, 352 ; 1848,352; 1860,377 Moyle, of Ruthin, house of, and arms, 1856, 285 Moyle, Cath., of Llanfaethlu, indenture (1608), 1878, 302 Moyle, Peter, castle miller of Ruthin (1655), 1854, 237 Moylgrove, (P.), 1864, 309, 310, 311 Pen Prisk cross, 1864, 310 ; 1896, 296 rent roll (1588), 1866, 337-8 Moyne's Court (Moinscourt), (Mon.), 1885, 337 mansion of Bp. Godwin, 1851, 8 Moyness stone circle, (Scot.), 1859,149 Moyntura, co. Sligo, megalith, 1880, 90 Mucegros family, of Winforton, (Hf), 1898, 201-4, 208, 217, 218 Muchleston, of Oswestry and Shrewsbury, 1885, 61, 97, 114, 118 Muckleston, Rd., steward of Talley, (Cm.), 1894, 206 Muckross Abbey, recte Irrelagh Friary, co. Kerry, Ireland, 1892, 41-45* Mucoi, name on inscribed stones, 1872, 254-6, 355; 1874, 174-5 Mugint or Meigant Hen, bp.-abbot of Rosnat, 1898, 14 Mules (Meules, Molis), Nich. de, 1878, 243, 253, 260 Mulfran Hill cromlech, p. Madron, Cornwall, 1857, 353 263