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128 day. This church like others of the same name is dedicated to St. Michael the Archangel.

. a small and remarkable church, built in a most picturesque situation, on a little islet immediately on the southern side of the Menai Bridge. The nave is probably an early one: the eastern window is of the fourteenth century. The wood-work of the roof is curious, from the trifoliation of the side springers where they meet in a point above, and from their edges being chamfered, with square pointed bosses left in the midst of the chamfer, giving a most excellent effect at a very moderate cost of labour and expense. Dedicated to St. Tysilio.

. This is a chapel under Llandegfan, dedicated to St. Mary: but from the importance of the town in which it is situated has become the most considerable church in the commot. It comprises a large and lofty nave with side aisles of the end of the fourteenth century, and a good chancel of the fifteenth. There is a tower much altered (spoiled) by