Hall House, 50
Halsetown, 246
Halzaphron, 143
Harlyn Bay, 306
Hawker, Rev. R. S., 41, 345–7, 348, 355–7, 362, 369–78
Hayle, 251
Heligan, 68–9
Hennacliff, 379
Henry VII., 25
Henry VIII., 99
Hereward the Wake, 107
Hervey, Rev. J., 364–5
Hilary, 163
Hind, C. L., 320
Holy Grail, High History of the, 342
Holywell Bay, 274–5
Housel Bay, 126
Hurling, Game of, 289–90
Jews in Cornwall, 160
Johns, Rev. C. A., 122, 145, 147
Johnson, Dr., 22
Juliet, St., 342
Just, St., 116
Just-in-Penwith, St., 221
Kaiser, the, 21
Kelly Rounds, 336
Kennack Sands, 118
Kenwyn, 104
Keverne, St., 115–17
Killigarth, 40
Killigrews, 85–6, 88–90, 95, 97
King Harry's Ferry, 101
Kingsand, 24
Kingsley, Rev. C., 70, 107, 147, 375–6
Knighton's Kieve, 347
Knill Monument, 248–9
Kynance, 128
Lamorna, 183
Landewednack, 123–4
Land's End, 211–17
Langarrow, 276–9
Lanherne, Vale and Nunnery of, 249–6
Lansallos, 46
Lanshadron, 69
Lanteglos-by-Fowey, 48–50
Lanyon Quoit, 224
Levan, St., 188–9
Levant, 222
Lizard, 123
Lizard Lighthouse, 127
Lizard Town, 126
Loe Pool, 144–6
Logan Stone, 186–7
Longships, 217
Looe, 29–40
Looe Island, 37
Lostwithiel, 63
Lovibond, T., 325
Macdonald, George, 359
Mail Packets (Falmouth), 90–5
Maker, 24
Manaccan, 110
Manacles, 111–12
Marazion, 159
Marconi Station, 136–8
Market-Jew, 160
Marsland-mouth, 377–9
Martin, St., 35–6
Mary's, St. (Scilly), 193
Mawgan-in-Meneage, 107
Mawgan-in-Pydar, 299
Mawgan Porth, 291
Mawnan, 106
Mên Scryfa, 224
Mên-an-tol, 224
Menabilly, 64
Menagew, 67
Meneage, 107
Merry Maidens, 185
Merryn, St., 305–6
Mevagissey, 69–73
Michael's Mount, St., 159–66
Milliton, 154
Milton, 17
Minster, 351
Mohuns, 50
Morvah, 223
Mount's Bay, 150
Mount Edgcumbe, 20–4
Mousehole, 179–83
Mullion, 131–2
Mylor, 98–9
Napoleon III., 21
Nare Head, 77
Nash, 76
Neolithic cemetery, 306–10
Newlyn, 176–8
Newquay, 287
Norway, A. H., 43, 90, 173, 326, 329
Noye, W., 299
Par, 64
Paul, 179
Payne, Anthony, 359
Pellew (Lord Exmouth), 173
Pendeen, 222–3
Pengersick, 154
Penny-come-quick, 85
Penpoll Creek (Newquay), 285
Pentewan, 67
Pentire Glaze, 329
Pentreath, Dolly, 179–80
Penwarne, 73
Penzance, 167–74
Perranporth, 264
Perranuthnoe, 159
Perranzabuloe, 266
Petherick, Little, 319
Phillack, 250
Pigeon Hugo, 131
Pilchards, 35, 71–2, 118, 244, 287, 333
Pipers, the, 185
Plymouth, 15–20
Poldhu, 136–8
Pole-Carew, 27
Polkinghorne, 250
Polperro, 42–7
Polruan, 48–9
Poltesco, 118
Polwhele, 110
Polzeath, 329
Port Isaac, 333–4
Porthcothan, 301–2
Porthcurnow, 187
Porthglaze, 226
Porthgwarra, 189
Porthleven, 150
Porthpean, 67
Portloe, 77
Portholland, 77
Portmellin, 73
Portreath, 259
Portscatho, 79
Poughill, 363
Praa Sands, 157
Prideaux, Dean, 321–2
Prideaux Place, 321
Prussia Cove, 157
Prussia, King of, 158
Rashleigh, 64
Reynolds, Sir J., 21
Roads, 16
Rocky Valley, 346
Romanism in England, 273
Roseland, 77
Rosemullion, 106
Ruan or Rumon, St., 121
Ruan Lanihorne, 121
Samson, St., 198
Sandplace, 40
Scilly cable, 206
Scilly flowers, 203–5
Scilly Islands, 190
Scilly, Origin of name, 196–7
Scilly seabirds, 209
Scilly, Tresco, 197–8, 200, 208
Sennen, 217–18
Serpentine, 122
Shuttleworth, Professor, 326
Slanning, 76
Smith, Augustus, 200
Southey, 166
Stamford Hill, Battle of, 255, 360
Stanbury, 376
Storm of 1703, 108–9
Stowe, 359
Stratton, 359
Submarine platform, 13
Swinburne, 347
Talland, 32
Tavistock, 121
Tehidy, 254–6
Teilo, St., 78
Tennyson, 101–2, 145, 212, 341, 354, 372–4
Thackeray, 50
Tin, 16
Tintagel, 335–46
Tonacombe, 375–6
Tonkin, 263
Trackways, 16
Trebarwith, 334
Tregeagle, 313–19
Tregonning, 153
Trelawne, 41
Trelawney, 41–2
Trenwith, 236
Trerice, 296
Treryn Dinas (logan stone), 186–7
Treryn Dinas (Gurnard's Head), 225
Trevanion, 76
Trevemper, 285
Trevithick, 257–9
Trevose, 310
Trewoofe (or Troove), 184
Truro, 100–4
Tywardreath, 65
Wadebridge, 325
Warbeck, Perkin, 236
Watergate, 40
Welcombe, 377–8
Western Rebellion, 236
Whitaker, 110
Whitesand Bay, 25, 27, 38, 221
Widemouth Bay, 353
Wolcot, Dr., 262
Wolf Lighthouse, 217
Wyllow, St., 48
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