The British language in its lustre, or a copious dictionary of Welsh and English
Subtitle: Containing many more British words than are in Dr. Davies's Antiquae Linguae Britannicae, Dictionarium Duplex. First explaining many more British words, by more familiar words in the same language... Secondly shewing the proper English to every British word, and consequently the true way of spelling all words in both languages amplified with the geographical names of countries, counties, ... in Great Britain, (and some beyond sea) in the antient British and present English. Whereunto are added, plainand easy directions to Welshmen, for the true pronouncing of the English tongue, by a short introduction in the British language. With the proper use or signification of all accents, points or stops, as now used in the British and English;being necessary to beunderstood by every reader
By: compiled by the great pains and industry of Thomas Jones.
Contributors: Davies, William, fmo; Lloyd-Jones, J. 1885-1956, fmo?
Publisher: Printed by Stafford Pryse [Bookseller]
Published: 1777
Place of publication: Shrewsbury
Language: eng
Number of pages: 344
Notes: With additional title-page in Welsh.

Inscription: Wm Davies....

Lloyd-Jones collection [?].