Index to Illustrations

Cornish Slate Memorials

       Blisland

       Madron

      Talland

Dark Age Pottery

Godolphin

Hayle Inscribed Stone

Maps

       Keverando Area

       West Cornwall Ogam Inscription & Grass Marked     Pottery Sites 

Music

Pendrea Cross, St Buryan

Pengersick

Tredinnick Cross

Zennor Cross Sites

Index to Contributors

Arthur, Marshel,

A "Burning",

Arthur, Marshel,

Old Timers, by an Old Timer,

Arthur, Marshel,

Piper's Pit,

Arthur, Marshel,

St Stephen - in  Brannel

Attwater, Donald

The Saints of Cornwall,

Bainsmith, B. F. 

The Fuggin Pit at Little Wheal Speed,

Bartlett, M. M.

A Century beneath the Thatch,

Bartlett, M. M.

A Century of Life in a Cornish Kitchen,

Batchelor, K. M. 

Notes on a Royalist Family, the Darts of Pentuan,

Bath, A. L. 

A Cornish Countrywoman,

Bath, A. L. 

A helping hand,

Bath, A. L. 

Conversation Piece

Beckerlegge, John J.

The Ancient memorial inscription on the Stone at Hayle,

Best, W. Stuart,

Gleanings from the Dark Ages Map of Britain,

Bond, E. T. 

"Good-Night"

Bond, E. T. 

Pilchards (A Memory)

Bond, E. T. 

Ropehawn,

Butland, B. D.

John Polmear,

Carter, C. S. 

Lingering History in Newlyn,

Chirgwin, Edwin

Environmental Education,

Chirgwin, Edwin

Lyver Jonah (with Nance, R. M.)

Chirgwin, Edwin

The Immortals of our Place-Names,

Cowls, P.

John James's Experience,

Cowls, P.

Our little cove in Bygone Days

Doble, J. M. 

Some Comparisons

Doble, J. M.

Way-Leave for Lightning,

Exelby, M. (see George, M.

Faull, E. M. Borlase,

Our Publications Fund

Gendall, R.

Hunros Dyvres,

George, M. & Exelby, M.

Old Mullion People,

Girling, The Rev. C. A. W. 

Lanreath Church, (Footnote),

Grylla, Rosalie G.

A Note on the Helston Monument,

Harris, T. R. 

Some Chapters in the History of Camborne,

Hawke, Kathleen

The Bird in Hand,

Hawke, Kathleen

"The Lil' Ole Mill",

Hirst, F. C.

The Ancient crosses and Cross-sites of Zennor,

Hobbs, Alberta

Coastguard's Daughter,

Hooper, E. G. R.

A Query on Authorship,

Hooper, E. G. R.

Cornish Dwellings

Hooper, E. G. R.

Curnow,

Hooper, E. G. R.

Darnel,

Hooper, E. G. R.

Gorseth Kernow,

Hooper, E. G. R.

The Celtic Gospels

Hooper, E. G. R.

The last Cornish Sermon,

Hooper, W. T.

Cornish Wrestling

Hunkin, Gladys

Ancient Tomb,

Hunkin, Gladys

Godolphin Hill,

Hunkin, Gladys

Twelve o'clock Rock,

James, C. C. 

Early Tin Smelting in Cornwall,

James, C. C. 

Some Notes on Buryan,

James, C. C. 

A New Year's Eve Gathering in a Rural Parish of 50 years ago,

James, C. C. 

Some Notes on Cornish Miners in Brazil,

James, C. C. 

The Cornish Copper Miners in Australia,

James, C. C. 

Visitors to Botallack,

Jenkin, R. G. 

A Lullaby,

Jenner, H.

A Dead Language,

Jenner, H.

Gwaynten yn Kernow,

Jerram, C. F.

Beach Bonfires,

Jolly, Edith M.

Lady Brannel's Brass,

Kaye, G. Percival

Mystery Plays in the Middle Ages,

Kaye, G. Percival

Vowesses and Lady Faste,

Keast, J.

An Old Cornish Friendly Society,

Keast, J.

Cornish Ports in the Time of Charles II,

Keast, J.

Smuggling Days,

Kelynack, J.

Christmas Customs at Newlyn,

Kelynack, J.

Looking Backwards,

Kelynack, J.

Newlyn Christmas Plays

Kelynack, J.

Things Said,

Laws, Peter

Gleanings from an Old Cornish Guide,

Ledbury, F. J. 

The Mounts Bay Trade in Fumados during 1636 - 1638,

Longden, Preb. A.

Cornwall and England,

Longden, Preb. A.

Old Prices and Wages,

Martyn, Stuart

Changing Times,

Michell, F.

A Redruth Journal,

Michell, J. 

Granny Joan,

Miners, Tom

In Trevithicks Cottage,

Moir, L. R.

A Morbid Tonic,

Moir, L. R. 

"Cappen Charley",

Moir, L. R. 

"Cuntelleugh an Brewyon..."

Moir, L. R..

The Old Time Mines,

Mortimer, M.

Scillonian Forbears,

Mortimer, M.

Scillonian Literature,

Mortimer, M.

Scillonian Sprites,

Mortimer, M.

The Scilly Pilots

Murrish, C. S.

The Oldest house in St Ives,

Nance, R. M.

A Comeback for "Kitareen",

Nance, R. M.

A Saint Ives Endearment,

Nance, R. M.

A Tapnett of Reason,

Nance, R. M.

An Aval Ruth,

Nance, R. M.

An Den y'n Lor, 

Nance, R. M.

An Kenyas ha'n Lugh,

Nance, R. M.

An Pystryor,

Nance, R. M.

An Tregher a-Dorras y Benys,

Nance, R. M.

Bulorn and its Congeners,

Nance, R. M.

Cobbles and Bobbles,

Nance, R. M.

Cornish Beginnings,

Nance, R. M.

Cornish for Cul-de-sac,

Nance, R. M.

Costislost,

Nance, R. M.

"Creature and Quaker",

Nance, R. M.

Dillue,

Nance, R. M.

Dres an Glaw a-berth y'n Chy,

Nance, R. M.

Gwytha'n Gwaneth Gwyn,

Nance, R. M.

Gwythas an Dremenysy,

Nance, R. M.

Hammer and Apron Strings,

Nance, R. M.

Hunros Perys Tollor,

Nance, R. M.

Killigrew,

Nance, R. M.

Lobcock,

Nance, R. M.

Lyver Jonah, (with Chigwin, E.),

Nance, R. M.

Mermaids in Cornwall,

Nance, R. M.

Metheklan,

Nance, R. M.

More New - found Cornish,

Nance, R. M.

Nebes Rymys Coth us Noweth Kernewekhes,

Nance, R. M.

New Light on Cornish,

Nance, R. M.

Note on Cornish Spelling,

Nance, R. M.

Painted Windows and Miracle Plays,

Nance, R. M.

Queer Old Words,

Nance, R. M.

Rose-Nobles,

Nance, R. M.

Scawen on Carols in Cornish,

Nance, R. M.

Skentoleth Prenys,

Nance, R. M.

Snail Lore,

Nance, R. M.

Some Cornish Schools of Long Ago,

Nance, R. M.

The Pengersick Panels,

Nance, R. M.

The Three Advices, 

Nance, R. M.

Why Gowna?

Nettleinghame, F.

Horse Patrols,

Noall Cyril

Folk-Lore from West Cornwall,

Noall Cyril

New Cornish Papers Discovered in Lincolnshire,

Noall Cyril

Old Documents on Falmouth Parish Church,

Noall Cyril

The Tinners' Riot of 1729,

Noall, R. J. 

Traditions of Old St Ives

North, William

At the Sign of the Green Dolphin

North, William

More from the "Dolphin",

North, William

The Stranger at the Golden Lion,

O'Hagan, Kathleen

Another Garibaldi at Penquite,

O'Halloran, C.

Midsummer Bonfires at Pentewan,

Palmer, J. L. 

Nyns-yu Marow Morden,

Pascoe, W. Arthur

Cornish Mining Adventure,

Pascoe, W. Arthur

Fragments,

Pascoe, W. Arthur

Some References to Cornwall and the Cornish,

Payne, H. M. C. 

Charles Lee at St. Mawgan-in-Pydar and "Pascoe's Song,"

Payne, H. M. C.

Cornish Methodism in Fiction,

Pearce, H. L.

The Hurling Game at St Columb Major,

Perry, F. B. 

A Scotch Gaelic "Jowan Chy an Horth",

Picken, W. M. N. 

The Place Names of Morval,

Pool, P. A. S.

A Practical Joke at Delebole,

Pool, P. A. S.

A Tall Story,

Pool, P. A. S.

The Penheleg Manuscript,

Pool, P. A. S.

The Topography of the Penheleg Manuscript,

Pool, P. A. S.

William Borlase

Rowe, Ashley

An Exeter Printer and the Cornish Language,

Rowe, Ashley

Gorsedd of Cornwall: Barth Mur - Talek,

Saundry, A. J.

The Tucking Mill,

Sowden, L. C. 

Some Observations on King Arthur,

Shearme, J. A.

St Petroc's Casket Comes Home,

Spooner, Barbara C.

A Little "Ramble beyond Railways", 

Stephens, M. C. V. 

The Place Names of Tywardreath,

Stevens, Mary

Teetotal Street,

Thomas, A. C.

Camborne Words and more Camborne Saying,

Thomas, A. C.

People and Pottery in Dark Age Cornwall,

Thomas, A. C.

Some Cornwall Sayings,

Thomas, A. C.

The Carnsew Inscriptions,

Tiddy, E. J.

Notes on Scilly,

Trevorrow, W. J. 

Language,

Watson, W. D. 

How Cornish Came to Me,

Westlake, I. T.

Cury Churchwardens' Accounts 1735 - 40,

White, G. G. 

Rules for Farm-workers at Bochym,

Willis, F. M. 

A Great Day for Par,

Willis, F. M.

Luxulyan Valley,

Ynywl,

To a Celtic Cross,

A.L.B.

A Helping Hand,

A.L.B.

Conversation Piece,

P.C.

Cutting the Neck and Maying,

R.R.M.G.

A Little - Known Part of Cornwall,

L.H.

A Cornish Story,

C.F.J.

F.N. on Cobbles and Bobbles,

E.M.J.

The St Austell Riots 1801,

M.S.J.

A Musical Controversy,

M.S.J.

Cornish Gems,

M.S.J.

Fresh an' Fresh,

F.N.

Cobbles or Bobbles

O.J.O.

Mother's Will,

M.E.S.

Midsummer Eve,

T.S.

An Account of a Strange Occurrence,

B.T.

The Old Language Recalled

Index to Book Reviews

A History of Cornwall ( F. E. Halliday)

A Short history of St. Buryan, (C.B. Crofts),

Around Helston in the Old Days, (A.S. Oates)

Beloved St Ives, (Cyril Noall)

Chantry Certificates of Cornwall, (L.S. Snell)

Col. J. Whitehead Peard, "Garibaldi's Englishman", (Mrs F.M. Willis)

Cornish Banks & Bankers, ( A.J. Shearme),

Cornish Crystal, (Gladys Hunkin)

Cornish in Song and Ceremony,

Cornish Song Book, (Ralph Dunstan)

Cornish Yarns, (Frank Baron)

Down Beach long o' Me, (Mrs. C.N. Henwood)

Edwardian Inventories of Church Goods for Cornwall, (L. S. Snell)

Ma'tha Madder, (Frank Baron)

Netherton's Cornish Tales,

New Help,

News from Cornwall, (A.K. Hamilton Jenkin)

One Thousand Place Names of Cornwall, (Edwin Chirgwin)

Primitive Physics by John Wesley, (W.H. Paynter)

Some Notes on the Folk-Lore of the Camborne District, A.C. Thomas)

The Cornish Chough through the Ages, (Jas. L. Palmer)

The Mines of Cornwall - Spargo, 1865, (D.B. Barton)

The Redruth & Chasewater Railway 1824, (D.B. Barton)

The Sacrifice, (A.C. Thomas)

Tintagel in Fact and Fiction, (H. and S.C. Caple)

Trystan Hag Ysolt,

Contributions in Cornish

An Aval Ruth

An Den y'n Lor

An Kenyas ha'n Lugh

An Lor ha'n Logas

An Prysner y'n Lor

An Pystryor

An Tabel Men,

An Tregher a-Dorras y Benys,

Cosel ha Tek,

De-Gwener and Grows,

Dhe'n Glaw

Dres an Glaw a-berth y'n Chy,

Gorseth Kernow,

Gwaynten yn Kernow,

Gwttha'n Gwaneth Gwyn,

Gwythas an Dremenysy,

Hunros Dyvres,

Hunros Perys Tollor,

Lull ha Lay

Lyver Jonah,

Nebes Rymys Coth us Noweth Kernewekhes,

Nep a-Dawo ny-vyth Dampnys,

Skentoleth Prenys,

Whethel mar got kynth Yua whath Byth na-Dheweth,

Cornish Crosses

Buryan Pendrea

Halsetown,

In General,

St. Clement,

St. Columb Major,

Tredinnick,

Zennor Crosses and Cross Sites

Cornish Language

An Exeter Printer and the Cornish Language,

Cornish Beginnings,

Cornish Spellings

Gramophone Recordings in Cornish,

How Cornish Came to Me,

More New Found Cornish

New Light on Cornish,

Scawen on Carols in Cornish,

The Old Language Recalled,

Cornish Reminiscences

A Century Beneath the Thatch,

A Century of Life in a Cornish Kitchen,

A Cornish Countrywoman,

A New Year's Eve Gatherine,

An Exile Remembers,

At the Sign of the Green Dolphin,

Coastguard's Daughter,

Fragments,

Our Little Cove in bygone Days,

The Stranger at the Golden Lion,

Dialect & Brevities

A Cornish Jury Story,

A Cornish Story,

A Helping Hand,

A Morbid Tonic,

Brush up your Dialect,

Conversation Piece,

Dialect,

Good Measure

Loss of Dialect,

Mothers Will,

Not on Doctor's Orders,

Old Time Bonus,

Only Confirmation Wanted,

Things Said,

Way Leave For Lightning,

Why?

Diary of Thomas Nicoll of Redruth, The

Folk-Lore

A Scotch Gaelic - "Jowan Chy an Horth",

Folk-Lore from West Cornwall,

Hammers and Apron Strings,

Mining

Title

Cornish Mining Adventure,

Some Notes on Cornish Miners in Brazil,

The Cornish Copper Mines in Australia,

Old Cornwall Societies

Federation,

Landewednack,

Officers 1959 - 1960

Penzance,

Perranzabuloe,

St. Ives,

St. Just,

Persons

Name

Anthony, J.

Arthur, King,

Bevill, john

Borlase, W.

Brannel, LaDY

Cock, T.

Dart of Pentuan,

Garibaldi,

Hooper, E.G.R.

James, C.C.

Jenkin, A.K.H.

Kempe, H.

Lee, Charles

Miners, Jim

Michell, Joan

Nance, R. M.

Nicholl, T

Polmear, John

Price, Sir R.

Thomas, "Cappen Charley"

Trevisa, John

Uncle Tommy

Place Names

The Immortals in our,

Morval,

Newlyn,

Tywardreath,

Places

Blisland,

Bochym,

Botallack,

Buryan,

Camborne,

Carn Brea,

Cury.

Delabole,

Goran,

Gwennap,

Halsetown,

Hayle, Inscribed Stone

Hellesveor

Helston,

Landewednack,

Landreath

Lizard

Ludgvan,

Luxulyan

Madron

Morval

Mullion

Newlyn,

       Christmas

       History

       Place-Names

Par

Pengersick

Penquite

Pentewan

Porthleven

Porthmeor

Redruth

       Journal

       Tablet

St Austell Riots

St Columb Major

St. Day

St. Ives

         Borough accounts

        Fuggan Pit

        Oldest House

        Teetotal Street

        Tinners' Riot

        Traditions

St Just

St. Mawgan - in - Pydar

St. Piran's Oratory

Sancreed, Bird - in - Hand

Talland

Tintagel

Towednack

Wadebridge

West Penwith

Zennor, Crosses

Poetry

A Dead Language,

A Lullaby,

An Lor ha'n Logas,

An Prysner y'n Lor,

An Tabel Men,

Ancient Tomb,

De-Gewner an Grows,

Dhe'n Glaw,

Godolphin Hill,

Good-Night,

Gwaynten yn Kernow,

Gwytha'n Gwaneth Gwyn,

Hunros Dyvres,

In Trevithick's Cottage,

Pilchard ( A Memory),

Ropehawn,

The Launders,

The Old Time Miner,

To a Celtic Cross,

Twelve o'clock Rock

Verses from Cornish Samplers,

425,  467,  541

Sayings

A St. Ives Endearment,

Cornish Gems,

Some Camborne Sayings,

Some Comparisons

Stones

Fowey,

Hayle,

Redruth,

St. Just

Words

Avon and Dowr,

Bulorn,

Cobbles and Bobbles,

Cornish for Cul-de-sac,

Costislost,

Creature and Quaker,

Curnow,

Darnel,

Dillue,

High-de-glee,

Killigrew,

Kitareen,

Lasking,

Lobcock,

Metheklan,

Nowell,

Peat,

Queer Old Words,

Tapnett,

Why Gownat?