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"Old Cornwall
Journal" Index to Volume 3
( April 1937 - October 1942 )
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to Book Reviews -
Contributions
in Cornish - Cures
- Customs - Cornish
Language -
Cornish Language in Songs
- Dialect &
Brevities - Fishing - Games
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Mining - Old
Cornwall Societies - Persons - Pikies
- Places -
Poetry - Sayings -
Smuggling - Songs - Supertitions
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Witchcraft -
Words & Phrases
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Index
to Illustrations
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|
Trevanion Culverhay, |
facing p.1 |
|
H. J. Daniel "The Cornish
Poet",
|
p.26 |
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The Old Road,
|
facing p.45 |
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Merchant's Marks, |
p.51 |
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Bodwen Cross, |
p.84 |
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Youlstone Cross |
facing p.133 |
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Holy Well of All Hallows, |
facing p.177 |
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Three Holes Cross, Egloshayle, |
facing p.221 |
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Middle Moor Cross, |
facing p.237 |
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Treverah Cross, St. Mabyn, |
facing p.265 |
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Site of Tywardreath Priory, |
facing p.311 |
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Cornwall's Eastern Frontier, |
facing p.399 |
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Wendron Cross, |
facing p.428 |
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Trevethoe, Cross, Lelant |
facing p.428 |
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Ancient Woodland Map, |
p.522 |
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Index
to Contributors
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| Author |
Title |
Page Number |
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ANDREW C. K. C.
|
A Privateer's Act of Parliament,
|
p.379 |
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ANDREW C. K. C.
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Craddock Moor Stone Circle,
|
p.74 |
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ANDREW C. K. C.
|
Further Note on Culverhouses,
|
p.2 |
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ANDREW C. K. C.
|
Kegilliack, A Cornish War Prison,
|
p.30 |
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ANDREW C. K. C.
|
Three Holes Cross, Egloshayle,
|
p.221 |
|
ANDREW C. K. C.
|
Trefrize and the Holy Well of All
Hallows,
|
p.177 |
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ATCHLEY, M .H. N. Cuthbert,
|
Report on Preservation Works done by O.C.
Societies,
|
p.128 |
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ATCHLEY, M .H. N. Cuthbert,
|
"The Derby Ram" Folk-song,
|
p.16 |
|
BLEWETT, W.,
|
Yes-if,
|
p.231 |
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BORLASE, W.,
|
Some Cornish Wild Flowers,
|
p.81 |
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BRIAN, E.,
|
A Misjudged Interview,
|
p.260 |
|
BRIAN, E.,
|
Overheard in a Cornish Town,
|
p.244 |
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BROOKE, M. M.
|
Merlin the Bard,
|
p.407 |
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CHARKE, W. J.
|
Furze-Fed,
|
p.401 |
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CLEACE, T. W.,
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Trevanion "Culverhay,"
|
p.1 |
|
COWLS, P.
|
A Pig Aboard Ship,
|
p.468 |
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COWLS, P.
|
A Sharpe Servant,
|
p.376 |
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COWLS, P.
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Cap'n Joe's Travels,
|
p.417 |
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COWLS, P.
|
Stories From Cellars and Lofts,
|
pp. 287, 322 |
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COWLS, P.
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Wisdom from Cap'n Billy
|
p.416 |
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CROWLE, A. O.,
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Crantock Games,
|
p.224 |
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DOBLE CANON G. H.
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Dedication to Celtic Saints in Normandy,
|
p.275 |
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DOBLE CANON G. H.
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Saint Wencu,
|
4, p.174 |
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DOBLE CANON G. H.
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The History of the Relics of Sait Piran
At Perranzabulo,
|
p.501 |
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DUGDALE, H. Elizabeth,
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An Old Penzance Personality,
|
p.261 |
|
DUNN, M.,
|
Men of Mevagissy,
|
pp.293, 325 |
|
ELLIS, G. E.
|
Discovery of a Cross at St. Mabyn,
|
p.265 |
|
ELLIS, G. E.
|
Middle Moor Cross,
|
p.237 |
|
ELLIS, G. E.
|
Two Ancient Crosses recently found in
West Cornwall,
|
p.429 |
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ELLIS, G. E.
|
Youlstone Cross,
|
p.147 |
|
EVA, CHARLES A,
|
Merchant's Marks
|
p.52 |
|
EVA, CHARLES A,
|
Panoramas and Prints,
|
p.368 |
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GEEN, MARGARET,
|
St Ives Fishing Industry,
|
p.370 |
|
GEEN, S.,
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The Tally-o
|
p.467 |
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GLUBB, A. de CASTRO,
|
Bramble Cradles
|
p.336 |
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GROSER, E. WINIFRED,
|
The Erection of Tree Holes Cross 1939,
|
p.304 |
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HAMILTON, JANET,
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A Cornish Ballard,
|
p.33 |
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HARPUR, CALDWELL,
|
Dialect,
|
p.44 |
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HARPUR, CALDWELL,
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Note on "One and All" and
periwig,
|
p.88 |
|
HOBLYN, W. TREFFRY,
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A Genealogical Note,
|
p.496 |
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HOBLYN, W. TREFFRY,
|
Historical Notes,
|
p.391 |
|
HODGE, G. R.
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Remembered Wraiths and Tokens,
|
p.413 |
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HODGE, JAMES H.
|
Records and Further Records
|
pp.133, 209, 248, 267. |
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HOOPER, E. G. RETALLACK,
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Our Own University,
|
p.175 |
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HOOPER, J. E.
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Doctor Borlase and the Giant's Graves,
|
p.449 |
|
HOOPER, J. E.
|
The Building of Star Castle: Stella
Maria,
|
pp.55, 100 |
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HOOPER, J. E.
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The Grenfell Family,
|
p.433 |
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HOOPER, J. E.
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The Mayor's Diary: Penzance in 1816
|
p.362 |
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HORNBLOWER, G. D.
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The Religious Base of our Magaliths,
|
p.506 |
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HUNKIN, GLADYS
|
Church Records,
|
p.361 |
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HUNKIN, GLADYS
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Deserted Stamps,
|
p.513 |
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HUNKIN, GLADYS
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Lost Speech,
|
p. 435 |
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JAMES, C, C,
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Charms,
|
p.351 |
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JAMES, C, C,
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Cornish Parish Feasts,
|
p.471 |
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JAMES, C, C,
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Wembalo,
|
p.521 |
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JAMES, MAY STANLEY,
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Cornish Bulls,
|
p.292 |
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JAMES, MAY STANLEY,
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Life in Old Camborne,
|
p.443 |
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JENNINGS, MYRA E.
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Over Grey Seas
|
p.127 |
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JENNINGS, MYRA E.
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The Song of the Red-Herring,
|
p.245 |
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JERRAM, S.
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Feast Monday Meet,
|
p.274 |
|
JOHNS, F. W. |
Baldhu, |
2, p.17 |
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JOHNS, S. W.
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A Friend of Elia,
|
p.492 |
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JOHNS, S. W.
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A Literary Note,
|
p.456 |
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JOHNS, S. W.
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John Wesley and Dr. borlase,
|
p.402 |
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JOHNS, S. W.
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John Wesley and Gwennap Pit,
|
p.381 |
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KELYNACK, J.
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Dialect Words and Phrases,
|
p.218 |
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KELYNACK, J.
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Honesty,
|
p.412 |
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KELYNACK, J.
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Seen and Heard,
|
p.353 |
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KELYNACK, J.
|
The Fair,
|
p.229 |
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KELYNACK, J.
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The Monkey in the Chimney,
|
p.437 |
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KEMPTHORNE, LT.-COL. G. A.
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Cornwall and the General Levy,
|
p.5 |
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KEMPTHORNE, LT.-COL. G. A.
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Notes on the Collegiate Churches of
Cornwall, |
p.89 |
|
KEMPTHORNE, LT.-COL. G. A.
|
Remains of St Andrew's Priory,
Tywardreath,
|
p.311 |
|
KEMPTHORNE, LT.-COL. G. A.
|
The Bishop's Visitation at S. Buryan,
1336,
|
p.160 |
|
LAITY, JAS.
|
H. J. Daniel, "The Cornish
Poet,"
|
p.27 |
|
LAKE, F.
|
On Flints,
|
p.166 |
|
MACDOWELL, F. J. B.
|
Christian Names in Cornwall,
|
p.309 |
|
MATHEWS GILBERT,
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Cornwall,
|
p.330 |
|
MURRISH, C. S.
|
A Character,
|
p.77 |
|
MURRISH, C. S.
|
Cock versus Hawke,
|
p.208 |
|
MURRISH, C. S.
|
Dry Allowance put to Wet Purposes,
|
p.167 |
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MURRISH, C. S.
|
Fishy Tales from St. Ives,
|
p.32 |
|
MURRISH, C. S.
|
Keen Observations,
|
p.303 |
|
MURRISH, C. S.
|
Scott and "Celtic Spirit,"
|
p.476 |
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MURRISH, C. S.
|
Wooden Ships and Iron Men,
|
p.35 |
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NANCE, R. MORTON,
|
A Primitive Three-legged Stool,
|
p.494 |
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NANCE, R. MORTON,
|
Cornish Comparisons,
|
p.520 |
|
NANCE, R. MORTON,
|
Cornish Names of the Seal,
|
p.85 |
|
NANCE, R. MORTON,
|
Cornish Proverbial Sayings,
|
p.486 |
|
NANCE, R. MORTON,
|
Dr. Borlase and Cornish,
|
p.348 |
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NANCE, R. MORTON,
|
Hints for Place-Name Study,
|
pp.257, 396, 482 |
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NANCE, R. MORTON,
|
Hoofprint Legends,
|
p.65 |
|
NANCE, R. MORTON,
|
New Light on Cornish,
|
p.426 |
|
NANCE, R. MORTON,
|
Some Old Cornish Weirs,
|
p.225 |
|
NANCE, R. MORTON,
|
Tame Furze,
|
pp.455, 508 |
|
NANCE, R. MORTON,
|
The Frog and the Mouse,
|
p.195 |
|
NANCE, R. MORTON,
|
The Kitareen,
|
p.349 |
|
NANCE, R. MORTON,
|
The Pilchard Rhyme
|
pp.169, 220 |
|
NANCE, R. MORTON,
|
To Neighbour Nicholas Pentreath,
|
p.264 |
|
NANCE, R. MORTON,
|
Two old Christmas Beliefs,
|
p.529 |
|
NANCE, R. MORTON,
|
William Bodener's Letter,
|
p.306 |
| Notes On |
|
|
|
NANCE, R. MORTON,
|
Cornish and Breton,
|
p.165 |
|
NANCE, R. MORTON,
|
"Cornish Simplified",
|
p.256 |
|
NANCE, R. MORTON,
|
Up in a Cold Ivy-tree,
|
p.206 |
| In Cornish |
|
|
|
NANCE, R. MORTON
|
An Besont Tarosvanus,
|
p.142 |
|
NANCE, R. MORTON,
|
An Dullores,
|
p.337 |
|
NANCE, R. MORTON,
|
An Lowarn,
|
p.421 |
|
NANCE, R. MORTON,
|
An Marner Du,
|
p.388 |
|
NANCE, R. MORTON,
|
An Try Lavar,
|
p.111 |
|
NANCE, R. MORTON,
|
An Vugh hy Holon Trogh,
|
p.299 |
|
NANCE, R. MORTON,
|
Benen, Worth hep Nam,
|
p.464 |
|
NANCE, R. MORTON,
|
Can Kernow Dyvres,
|
p.360 |
|
NANCE, R. MORTON,
|
Cas ha Caradewder,
|
p.518 |
|
NANCE, R. MORTON,
|
Honna drs Oll a-garaf,
|
p.6 |
|
NANCE, R. MORTON,
|
Hycca ha Davy,
|
p.343 |
|
NANCE, R. MORTON,
|
Jowan Bras ha Jowan Byghan,
|
p.200 |
|
NANCE, R. MORTON,
|
Nyns-us Scapya an Pyth a-res Hapya,
|
p.66 |
|
NANCE, R. MORTON,
|
Omdowl Bras Coryn ha Goemagot,
|
p.423 |
|
NANCE, R. MORTON,
|
Sa, Sa ! Gas hy dhe Wandra !
|
p.300 |
|
NANCE, R. MORTON,
|
Skyans us Pernys yu an Gwella Skyans oll,
|
p.240 |
|
NOALL, J. R.
|
The Siege of the "Labour in
Vain,"
|
p.302 |
|
ORCHARD, L. C. J.
|
A Liverpool Venture,
|
p.50 |
|
ORCHARD, L. C. J.
|
Some Notes on the Cornish Language in
the Fourteenth Century,
|
p.79 |
|
PASCOE, STANLEY,
|
An ancient riddle,
|
p.478 |
|
PASCOE, STANLEY,
|
Some Cornish Likes,
|
p.457 |
|
PELLEW VYVYAN,
|
Western Whispers,
|
p.168 |
|
PENROSE JOHN,
|
The "Goldings" in St. Just,
|
p.164 |
|
PICKEN, W. M. M.
|
Caradon Lyer in the Parish of
Linkinhorne,
|
p.59 |
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POOL, ANNE
|
Parish registers,
|
p.355 |
|
POOL, ANNE
|
St. Uny Lelant Churchwardens Accounts, |
p.252 |
|
POOL, ANNE
|
Some Notes on the Church of St. Eny,
Lelant,
|
p.106 |
|
POOL, ANNE
|
The Relief of the Poor in the 18th
century,
|
p.487 |
|
POOL, ANNE
|
The Song of the Red Herring,
|
p.431 |
|
POUNDS, N. J. G.
|
Cornwall's Eastern Frontier,
|
p.399 |
|
POUNDS, N. J. G.
|
The ancient Woodland of Cornwall,
|
p.523 |
|
POUNDS, N. J. G.
|
The Identification of Domesday Manors of
Cornwall,
|
p.458 |
|
REES, EDGAR A.
|
An Ill-wished Net,
|
p.385 |
|
REES, EDGAR A.
|
A Fisherwomen's Festival,
|
p.354 |
|
ROGERS, LILY
|
Retchard John and the Piskies,
|
p.193 |
|
ROGERS, LILY
|
"William Jaames's" Court-ship,
|
p.37 |
|
ROGERS, M. W.
|
Brewyon,
|
p.452 |
|
ROGERS, M. W.
|
Dubbs and Dubborns,
|
p.239 |
|
ROGERS, M. W.
|
Weather Rhymes,
|
p.354 |
|
ROWE, ASHLEY
|
An Old Milestone,
|
p.217 |
|
ROWE, ASHLEY
|
Bodwen Cross,
|
p.84 |
|
ROWE, ASHLEY
|
Cornish-Breton Demonstration,
|
p.514 |
|
ROWE, ASHLEY
|
Cornish Crosses,
|
p.21 |
|
ROWE, ASHLEY
|
Re-erection of Polmennor Cross,
|
p.163 |
|
ROWE, ASHLEY
|
The Snuff Box,
|
p.140 |
|
ROWE, ASHLEY
|
The Third Piper,
|
p.256 |
|
SPOONER, BARBARA C.
|
An Old Remedy,
|
p.375 |
|
SPOONER, BARBARA C.
|
"Lampayne"
|
p.29 |
|
SPOONER, BARBARA C.
|
"Proper Stranger Cap'n Harry!
|
p.63 |
|
STEPHENS, F. J.
|
A Disasterous Happening,
|
p.392 |
|
STEPHENS, F. J.
|
Adits and Adit-Drivers,
|
pp.232, 283 |
|
STEPHENS, F. J.
|
Perran Bay,
|
p.19 |
|
STEPHENS, F. J.
|
Romance of Mining,
|
pp.123, 148, 185 |
|
STEPHENS, F. J.
|
Some Old Cornish Mine Adventurers,
|
pp.483, 479, 497 |
|
STEPHENS, F. J.
|
Ulrich Fosse at Perranporth,
|
p.338 |
|
STEPHENS, WILLIAM J.
|
Inscribed Stone at Indian Queens,
|
p.247 |
|
SUTTON, REV. G. P. C.
|
Egloshayle, Some Notes on the History of
the Church and Parish,
|
pp.45, 117, 174 |
|
WALLACE, BESSIE,
|
All Silent in the Night,
|
p.436 |
|
WALLACE, BESSIE,
|
Flower Lore,
|
p.246 |
|
WALLACE, BESSIE,
|
Old-Fashioned Fare,
|
p.260 |
|
WALLACE, BESSIE,
|
Old Man Dubbin Deed,
|
p.442 |
|
WALLACE, BESSIE,
|
Open-Air Singing,
|
p.105 |
|
WALLACE, BESSIE,
|
Pisky Pranks,
|
p.342 |
|
WALLACE, BESSIE,
|
The Barley-Bread Highway-men,
|
p.453 |
|
WALLACE, BESSIE,
|
The Gooseberry's Prickles,
|
p.491 |
|
WALLACE, BESSIE,
|
Trying For Sweethearts,
|
p.395 |
|
WALLACE, BESSIE,
|
Up in the Cold Ivy-tree,
|
p,205 |
|
WATSON, W. D.
|
Heavenly Voices,
|
p.305 |
|
WATSON, W. D.
|
The Old Road,
|
p.64 |
|
WHITE, G.
|
Probus Fairs,
|
p.282 |
|
WHITE, G.
|
Probus Parish Customs,
|
p.333 |
|
Initials Only
|
|
|
|
R. H. R.
|
Old Cornwall and the Camera,
|
p.192 |
|
T.
|
Christmas on the Moor,
|
p.159 |
|
Index
to Book Reviews
|
| Book Reviews |
Page number |
|
A Cornish Childhood, (A. L. Rowse)
|
p.531 |
|
Bewnans Alysaryn, A Cornish Play, (Peggy
Pollard)
|
p.421 |
|
Cornish Simplified,
|
p.256 |
|
Cornish Tin, (Stanley A. Opie)
|
p.531 |
|
History of Flushing, (H. C. Coleman)
|
p.348 |
|
New Cornish-English Dictionary,
|
p.116 |
|
Say it in Cornish,
|
p.40 |
|
The Land of Britain, (Land Utilisation
Survey): Cornwall,
|
p.420 |
|
This World's Bliss, (Anne Treneer)
|
p.531 |
|
Tristan, ( Hannah Close) |
p.347 |
|
Tudor Cornwall, (A. L. Rowse) |
p.420 |
|
Cornish
Language
|
|
A Liverpool Venture,
|
p.50 |
|
And Breton,
|
p.165 |
|
Charles 1st's Letter of 1643 in,
|
p.321 |
|
Comparisons,
|
p.520 |
|
Dr. Borlase and the,
|
p.348 |
|
Gwavas MSS, Extracts from,
|
p.264 |
|
In Fourteenth Century,
|
p.79 |
|
"Jowan Chy-an-Horth," Original
Spelling of,
|
p.219 |
|
New Light on,
|
p.426 |
|
Pilchard Rhyme, The,
|
pp.169, 220 |
|
To Neighbour Nicholas Pentreath,
|
p.264 |
|
William Bodener's Letter,
|
p.306 |
|
Cornish Language, Songs
in
|
|
An Dullores,
|
p.337 |
|
An Lowarn,
|
p.421 |
|
An Vugh hy Holon Trogh,
|
p.299 |
|
Can Kernow Dyvres, |
p.360 |
|
Contributions
in Cornish ( Stories, etc.,)
|
| Title |
|
|
An Besont Tarosvanus, |
p.142 |
|
An Marner Du,
|
p.388 |
|
An Try Lavar,
|
p.111 |
|
An Varf,
|
p.22 |
|
Benen Worth hep Nam,
|
p.464 |
|
Cas ha Caradewder,
|
p.518 |
|
Hycca ha Davy,
|
p.343 |
|
Jowan bras ha Jowan Byghan,
|
p.200 |
|
Nyns-us Scapya an Pyth a-res Hapya,
|
p.66 |
|
Omdowl Bras Coryn ha Goemagot,
|
p.422 |
|
Sa, Sa ! Gas hy dhe Wandra !
|
p.300 |
|
Skyans us Pernys yu an Gwella Skyans oll, |
p.240 |
|
Dialect
& Brevities
|
| Title |
Page Numbers |
|
Dialect,
|
p.44 |
|
Words and Phrases,
|
p.218 |
|
The Song of the Red-Herring,
|
pp.245, 431 |
|
Cap'n Joe's Travels,
|
p.417 |
|
Cock verses Hawk,
|
p.208 |
|
Furze-Fed,
|
p.401 |
|
Honesty,
|
p.412 |
|
Jinny Jinkins, Conversationalist,
|
p.130 |
|
Keen Observation,
|
p.303 |
|
Misjudged Interview, A.
|
p.260 |
|
Overheard in a Cornish Town,
|
p.244 |
|
Pig Aboard Ship, A.
|
p.468 |
|
Raffle, the
|
p.199 |
|
Retchard John and the Piskies,
|
p.193 |
|
Sharp Servant,
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p.376 |
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William Jaames's Courtship,
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p.37 |
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Wisdom From Cap'n Billy,
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p.416 |
| Verse in Dialect |
|
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Counting the Fish,
|
p.76 |
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The Tally-o
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p.467 |
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Fishing
|
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An Ill Wished Net,
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p.385 |
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Dry Allowance put to Wet Purpose,
|
p.167 |
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Herring Song, The |
p.470 |
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Pilchard Rhyme, The |
pp.169, 220 |
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St. Ives Industry, |
p.370 |
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Gorsedd
|
|
Brittany 1938, Cornish delegation
|
p.157 |
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Prize Essay, |
p.331 |
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Various Notices, |
pp.34, 73, 110, 156, 184, 228, 245,
309, 352, 287, 419, 465, 509 |
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Mining
|
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Caradon Lyer,
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p.59 |
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Disastrous Happening, A
|
p.392 |
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Open-Air Singing,
|
p.105 |
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Proper Stranger, Cap'n Harry! |
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Romance of, |
pp.123, 148, 185 |
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Some Old Adventures, |
pp.438, 479, 497 |
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Ulrich Fosse at Perranporth, |
338 |
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Old
Cornwall Societies
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| Title |
Page Number |
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Bodmin,
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p.237 |
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Camborne,
|
pp.163, 217 |
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Falmouth,
|
pp.192, 432 |
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Helston,
|
p.432 |
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Liskeard,
|
pp.263, 432 |
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Looe,
|
p.432 |
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Medway Towns,
|
p.251 |
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Newquay,
|
pp.128, 129, 247 |
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Penzance,
|
p.432 |
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Redruth,
|
p.432 |
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St. Austell,
|
p.129 |
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St. Ives,
|
pp.251, 432 |
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Truro,
|
p.432 |
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Wadebridge,
|
pp.221, 304 |
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Federation,
|
pp.128, 350, 432 |
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And the Camera,
|
p.192 |
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Bookstall,
|
p.141 |
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In California,
|
p.129 |
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Persons
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|
Name
|
Page Number |
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Bodener, William
|
p.306 |
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Borlase, Dr. William
|
pp.402, 449 |
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Carew Richard,
|
p.496 |
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Daniel, H. J. ("the Cornish
Poet")
|
p.27 |
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Fosse, Ulrich,
|
p.338 |
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Hirst, Lt. Col. F. C.
|
p.132 |
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Hodge, James H.
|
p.267 |
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le Grice, Charles
|
p.492 |
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Rowe, Dr. Joseph Hambley ("Tolzethan")
|
p.36 |
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Scott, Sir Walter,
|
p.476 |
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Smith, Rev. George Charles,
|
p.261 |
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Wesley, John
|
pp.136, 381, 402 |
|
Woolf, Mrs. Virginia
|
p.456 |
| Piskies |
|
Pisky Pranks,
|
p.342 |
|
Prize Essay,
|
p.331 |
|
Places
|
|
Place Name Study, Hints for,
|
pp.257, 396, 482 |
|
Bodwen Cross,
|
p.84 |
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Bude, Bramble cradles,
|
p.336 |
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Camborne, Life in Old,
|
p.443 |
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Camborne, Open Air Singing,
|
p.105 |
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Camborne, Yes-If,
|
p.231 |
|
Chywoon,
|
p.64 |
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Craddock Moor, Stone Circle,
|
p.74 |
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Crantock, Collegiate Church,
|
pp.91, 94, 97 |
|
Crantock, Games,
|
p.224 |
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Egloshayle, Church and Parish,
|
pp.45, 117 |
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Egloshayle, Three Holes Cross,
|
p.221 |
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Endellion, Prebends,
|
p.93 |
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Glasney, Collegiate Church,
|
pp.92, 97 |
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Gwennap, Folk Song,
|
p.521 |
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Gwennap, John Wesley and,
|
p.381 |
|
Indian Queens, Inscribed Stone,
|
p.247 |
|
Kegilliack, War Prison,
|
p.30 |
|
Lelant, Church of St. Euny,
|
p.106 |
|
Lelant, Churchwardens Accounts,
|
p.252 |
|
Lelant, Trevethoe Cross,
|
p.430 |
|
Linkinhorne, Caradon Lyer,
|
p.59 |
|
Ludgvan, Parish Registers,
|
p.355 |
|
Ludgvan, Relief of Poor in 18th Century,
|
p.487 |
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Mevagissey,
|
p.135 |
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Mevagissey, Men of,
|
pp.293, 325 |
|
Mousehols, Carol Story,
|
p.305 |
|
Newlyn West,
|
p.385 |
|
North Hill,
|
p.251 |
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Penzance, Fisherwomen's Festival,
|
p.354 |
|
Penzance, Rev. George Charles Smith,
|
p.261 |
|
Perran Bay, Incident of the Past,
|
p.19 |
|
Perranporth, Smelting Works,
|
p.338 |
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Perranzabulo, Relics of St. Piran,
|
p.501 |
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Probus, Collegiate Church,
|
pp.91, 97 |
|
Probus, Fairs,
|
p.282 |
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Probus, Parish Customs,
|
p.333 |
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Roseworthy,
|
p.217 |
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St. Buryan, Bishop's Visitation 1336,
|
p.160 |
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St. Buryan, Collegiate Church,
|
pp.90, 95 |
|
St. Columb Major, Collegiate Church,
|
p.93 |
|
St. Ives,
|
pp.137, 167, 209, 248, 267 |
|
St. Ives, Fishing Industry,
|
p.370 |
|
St. Ives, Fishy Tales from,
|
p.32 |
|
St, Ives, "Labour in Vain,"
The,
|
p.302 |
|
St. Ives, Wooden Ships and Iron Men,
|
p.35 |
|
St. Just, "Goldings" in
|
p.164 |
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St. Mabyn, Cross,
|
p.265 |
|
St. Michael's Penkevil, Collegiate
Church,
|
p.92 |
|
Scilly Isles, Giant's Graves,
|
p.449 |
|
Scilly Isles, Star Castle,
|
pp.55, 100 |
|
Trefrize,
|
p.177 |
|
Trevanion, Culverhay,
|
p.1 |
|
Tywardreath, Remaind of St. Andrew's
Priory,
|
p.311 |
|
Wadebridge, Three Hole Cross,
|
p.304 |
|
Washaway, Cross,
|
p.72 |
|
Wendron, Ancient Cross Discovered,
|
p.429 |
|
Wolf Lighthouse,
|
p.137 |
|
Youlstone, Cross,
|
p.147 |
|
Zennor,
|
p.134 |
| Poetry |
| Title |
Page Number |
|
Church Records,
|
p.361 |
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Cornwall,
|
p.330 |
|
Deserted Stamps, |
p.513 |
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Feast Monday meet, |
p.274 |
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Lost Speech, |
p.453 |
|
Over Grey Seas, |
p.127 |
|
The "Goldings" in St Just, |
p.164 |
|
Western Whispers, |
p.168 |
|
Willow-Pattern Rhyme Variant, |
p.292 |
|
Yes-If, |
p.231 |
|
Sayings
|
|
Sayings,
|
pp.138, 248, 251, 353 |
|
Comparisons,
|
p.520 |
|
Likes,
|
p.457 |
|
Proverbial,
|
p.486 |
| Songs |
|
The Derby Ram,
|
p.16 |
|
The Fox and goose Song,
|
p.510 |
| Superstitions |
|
Charming,
|
p.216 |
|
Dreams,
|
p.217 |
|
Good and Bad Luck, |
pp.210, 213 |
|
Marriage, |
p.214 |
|
Words
|
|
Calathumpian,
|
p.218 |
|
Cricket,
|
p.218 |
|
Custis,
|
p.218 |
|
Dubbs and Dubborns,
|
p.239 |
|
Kitareen,
|
p.349 |
|
Leerywhip,
|
p.218 |
|
Malkin,
|
p.218 |
|
No, the tannabye!
|
p.218 |
|
One and All,
|
p.88 |
|
Periwig,
|
p.88 |
|
Thumble-bean,
|
p.218 |
|