Dunning Grauk 7-21-36 32309 PREFACE. In this Volume one of the most valuable series of papers will be found in the Account of the Earls, Earldom, and Castle of Pembroke. This supplies a desideratum in the History of Wales, and is deserving of the careful attention of Members. Another important collection of papers has been begun in the Official Accounts of the Excavations on the site of URICONIUM, which promise to put antiquaries in possession of much unexpected information concerning the state of Roman Britain. Edward Lhwyd's Letters and Papers will be continued until the collection is gone through. Mr. Westwood's series of Observations on Early Inscribed Stones and Crosses will also for a long time be gradually conveying to Members a more accurate knowledge of the monumental history of our early forefathers. New discoveries in this department are making every year. In other respects the Publishing Sub-Committee hope that this Volume will be considered worthy of the Association, and they have again to thank Members for their co-operation and their kindness. |