Index to Illustrations

Deadwood Dick

Fowey, Election Handbill

Francis Peter Sandry,

Samuel John Wills,

Newlyn Thatched Cottages,

Index to Contributors

ADAMS, Rev. J.H.

Some Cornish Places of Pilgrimage,

ALLERTON, Daphne

Cudhlen Demedhyans an Bensevyges Wothys,

ALLSOP, Jane J.

November, Cornwall,

ANDREW, C.K.C.

Cottage Furnishings 110 years ago,

ARTHUR, M.

Beacon Hill,

BATH, A.L.

They Iern Gaates,

BECKERLEGGE, John J.

Thatched Cottages of Newlyn

BECKERLEGGE, John J.

Words heard at Mousehole,

BEST, W. Stuart

Notes on the Celtic Church in Cornwall,

BEST, W. Stuart

Lands in the Domesday Survey of Cornwall,

BOND, E.T.

The Haven of Polmear,

BOND, E.T.

The Road to Menagwins,

BROOKE, M.M.

The Old Breton Seafarers,

BULLOCK, Fred

"Deadwood Dick," A Famous Cornishman,

CATLING, R.M.

Canon Doble and his Work,

CHIRGWIN, Edwin

Brother John,

CHIRGWIN, Edwin

"Foot" in Cornish Place-Names,

CHIRGWIN, Edwin

Nancy's River,

CHIRGWIN, Edwin

Nanquidno Chapel,

COWLS, P.

The spallers,

COWLS, P.

How the Brandy came safe to Sithney,

DOBLE, Canon G.M.

Sources used by Polwhele,

DOPSON, Lawrence

The Train Whistle.

DUDLEY, Dorothy

Archaeological Notes,

GARDNER, Michael

Sennen,

GEEN, Susan M.

An Drokspyrys Foj,

GLUBB, A. de Castro

Mister John Bunt

GRYLLS, A.C. Glynn

Cornish Mathematicians,

GRYLLS, A.C. Glynn

Cornishmen at Oxford (1500 - 1700)

GRYLLS, A.C. Glynn

Cornish Royal Delinquents,

GRYLLS, A.C. Glynn

Sir John Trelawny,

GRYLLS, A.C. Glynn

Some Ancient Cornish Law-Suits,

GYLES, Stephen

Lark Ascending,

GYLES, Stephen

Nostalgia,

HARRIS, R.T.

Some Chapters in the History of Camborne 1. Enclosure,

HOBLYN, W.T.

Ancestry of Richard Carew,

HOOPER, J.E.

Nicknames,

HOOPER, J.E.

Old Preaching Places,

HOOPER, G. Retallack

Cornwall and the Ordnance Survey, 

HUNKIN, Gladys

An Alphabet of Cornish Saints,

HUNKIN, Gladys

China Clay Burrows,

HUNKIN, Gladys

Cornish Wrestlers in the Field of the Cloth of Gold,

HUNKIN, Gladys

Pressing Stones Prophets,

HUNKIN, Gladys

The Poet of Morwenstow

HUNKIN, Gladys

The Sea,

HUNKIN, Gladys

Tryst,

HUNT, S.S. see MOORE,

JAMES, C.C.

Cornwall and Mexico,

JAMES, C.C.

Flints in West Cornwall,

JAMES, C.C.

Richard Trevithick's visit to Peru,

JAMES, C.C.

The Dating of the Earlies Copper Production in Cornwall, etc.,

JAMES, M.S.

Quite Enough,

JENKIN, A. K. Hamilton

Some Old Names,

JENKIN, A. K. Hamilton

Trial and Error,

JENNINGS, Canon H. R. 

The Jennings Family in Cornwall,

JOHNS, S. W.

A Vicar of St. Gluvias,

JOHNS, S. W.

"The Cornish Magazine"

JOHNS, S. W.

Travellers in the Duchy :

i. Rev. Francis Kilvert,

ii. Celia Fiennes,

iii. Daniel Defoe

ii. = 327,

iii. = 361

JOLLY, Rev. L. V.

The Wrestling Truscotts, 1800 - 1814,

KEAST, John

Fowey During the French Wars, 1778 - 1815,

KEAST, John

Humours of a Cornish Election in the Early 19th Century,

KELYNACK, J.

The Ghost Story, a Sketch,

KELYNACK, J.

A Local Rhyme,

LAWS, Peter

A Cornish Family, Blewett of Colan,

LOVELL, NAORMA  E.

The Washing Pool,

MAC DOWELL, F. J. B.

The Field Names of Redruth Parish,

MAC DOWELL, F. J. B.

Naming the Baby,

MAC DOWELL, F. J. B.

Dyharas Mylweth es Despyt,

McKIE, Dougles

John Mayow  (1641 - 79),

MARTIN, Olive, 

Thomas Holloway of Penzance,

MAYNE, W. BOXER

Stray Notes on Paul Parish,

MAYNE, W. BOXER

St. Rumon's Cross,

MAYNE, W. BOXER

Old Inventories,

MOORE, Bernard,

Come Sing a Song for Cornwall,

MOORE, Bernard,

The Menhir, 

MOORE, Bernard,

The Song of the Quay Stones, 

MORTIMER, M. 

Damnonian Husbandry,

MORTIMER, M. 

Social Survey in Scilly,

MORTIMER, M. 

Sea Wrack,

MORTIMER, M. 

The Governance of Scilly,

MORTIMER, M. 

The Seven lights of Scilly,

MOYLE, W. L. 

The Wendron God,

MURRISH, C. S. 

Dog Watch,

NANCE, R. MORTON

A New-Old appeal,

NANCE, R. MORTON

A Tradition Concerning John Wesley,

NANCE, R. MORTON

An Managh a-Synsys dhe'n Gwyryoneth,

NANCE, R. MORTON

An Canjeon,

NANCE, R. MORTON

An Mayl war an Forth

NANCE, R. MORTON

An Pysk Ryal,

NANCE, R. MORTON

An Stryfores,

NANCE, R. MORTON

Bewnans Sen Florent,

NANCE, R. MORTON

"Blind Horse,"

NANCE, R. MORTON

Brockets,

NANCE, R. MORTON

Can An Yar,

NANCE, R. MORTON

Capstans and Caunses,

NANCE, R. MORTON

"Caradar" (A. S. D. SMITH)

NANCE, R. MORTON

Celtic Personal Names of Cornwall,

NANCE, R. MORTON

Christian Names from Registers,

NANCE, R. MORTON

Collin's cow,

NANCE, R. MORTON

Cornish Proverbs and Maxims,

NANCE, R. MORTON

Cornish Poem Restored,

NANCE, R. MORTON

Cornish Prophecies,

NANCE, R. MORTON

Edwin Chirgwin's Cornish Song,

NANCE, R. MORTON

Flemints,

NANCE, R. MORTON

From Adit back to Aqueduct,

NANCE, R. MORTON

Hawker and the Cornish Lanquage,

NANCE, R. MORTON

Landiok,

NANCE, R. MORTON

John Boson's Message,

NANCE, R. MORTON

Malotta,

NANCE, R. MORTON

Melyn-Dreth

NANCE, R. MORTON

Morask Russches

NANCE, R. MORTON

New Light on Cornish,

NANCE, R. MORTON

Newquay and the Sea,

NANCE, R. MORTON

"Normans,"

NANCE, R. MORTON

Oan, etc., in Field-Names,

NANCE, R. MORTON

Only the Moon,

NANCE, R. MORTON

Pomster and Palmistry,

NANCE, R. MORTON

Sagh Dom Jowan

NANCE, R. MORTON

Sugal dhe'n Velyn,

NANCE, R. MORTON

Synt Galdwyn ha'n Trethor-yon,

NANCE, R. MORTON

The Cornish Rhymes of James Jenkins of Alverton,

NANCE, R. MORTON

The Havest Flower,

NANCE, R. MORTON

The Hour but not the Man,

NANCE, R. MORTON

The Tregear Manuscript,

NANCE, R. MORTON

Thornpellas and Whirlepools,

NANCE, R. MORTON

William Allen's Cornish Rhyme,

NOALL, R. J. 

Resolute Home-Makers,

OATS, A. S. 

"Peter",

PASCOE. Stanley

A Makeshift,

PASCOE, W. Arthur

Foweymoor,

PASCOE, W. Arthur

The Fowey River and its Tributaries

PAYNE, H. M. Creswell

Cornish Pounds,

Pearson, A. E.

Autumn in Cornwall,

Pearson, A. E.

The Estuary, 

PERRY, E. J.  

Memories of Samuel John Wills,

PETCHEY, Joan

Rattling Chains

PICKEN, Rev. W. M. M. 

Landiok,

POOL, Ann,

Church Platr in St. Uny, Lelant,

POOL, Ann,

Federation Report,

POOL, Ann,

History of Kenegie in Gulval,

POOL, Ann,

The Manor of Roscarrock,

POUNDS, N. J. G.

Parish and the Hundred in Medieval Cornwall,

ROBERTS, G. 

More about "Peter",

ROGERS Lilly,

Jaames 'Enry's 'Oliday,

ROGERS Lilly,

The Natives and the Foreigner,

ROGERS, M. W.

Enjoying Bad Health,

ROUND, Dorothy,

Lands End,

ROUND Dorothy,

On Hearing a Cornish Choir on the Radio,

ROUND Dorothy,

Waves at Scilly,

ROUND, Ernest

A Marazion Inventory of 1793,

ROUND, Ernest

"Boy Peter",

ROUND, Ernest

Goods, Chattels and Credits,

ROUND, Ernest

Mayoral rights at Marazion,

Rowe, Ashley,

A Great Funeral,

Rowe, Ashley,

An Guntelles Keltek,

Rowe, Ashley,

The Cornish Language during the Civil War, 

Rowe, Ashley,

Joseph Pryor of Lanner,

Rowe, Ashley,

Thomas Freeman,

SHAW, Rev. Thomas,

The Menhennick family,

SHEARME, J. A.

Cornwall's Royal Borough,

SHEARME, J. A.

Liskeard Mayor - Choosing Tradition,

SHEARME, J. A.

Polruan,

SHEARME, J. A.

The Curfew Bell,

SHEARME, J. A.

Two ancient Cornish Clocks,

STANLEY, Jeanne,

The Church of St. Crida, Grampound,

STANLEY, Jeanne M.

Probus,

THOMAS, Joyce M.

Penitent Game,

THOMAS, Joyce M.

Witchcraft at Port Quin,

THOMAS, Joyce M.

A Corn Dressing Charm,

TREDINNICK, L. S.

The Dyed Dress,

TREDINNICK, L. S.

Victory Sketches,

TRENEER ANNE

To Furze-Bushes Hurt in Swaling Time,

TRENGOVE, D. M. 

Rinding,

TWYCROSS, M.

Old Tracks Around Looe, 

WALLACE Bessie,

A Brooch with a Mystery,

WALLACE Bessie,

Hangman's Burrow,

WALLACE Bessie,

"Lizzie Poor Dick",

WALLACE Bessie,

Three Grandmother's Stories,

WARMINGTON, T. N. 

A Misunderstanding,

WATSON, WM. C. Daniel,

A Wesley Tradition in St. Hilary,

WATSON, WM. C. Daniel,

Bob Fitzsimmons,

B.V.T.,

Self Reliance,

L.

The I-diddle-dee-dee!,

Index to Book Reviews

A Cornish Gleaning, (Bernard Moore)

Cathedral spires, (Ashley Rowe)

Cornish For All, ( R. Morton Nance) 

Cornish Crowsheaf, (Bernard Moore)

Cornish Sketches, (Belle Cooper)

Cornwall, (Claude Berry)

Gilbert Hunter Doble, (R.M.Catling & J.P.Rogers)

History of Gwennap, (C.C.James)

La Langue Bretonne et sas Combats, (Roparz Hemon)

Notes on the history of Redruth, ( Frank Mitchell)

Old Cornwall Index, ( S.W.Johns)

Poems of Cormwall, (Gladys Hunkin)

Poems from Celtic and Latin Countries, (M. Gardner)

School house in the Wind, (Anne Treneer)

The Story of the Parish of Roache, (H.M.Cresswell Payne)

The Story of the Corinsh Language, Nebes Wethlow Ber, How to Learn Cornish, (A.S.D. Smith)

Wethlow an seyth Den Fur a Rom, (A.S.D. Smith)

Contributions in Cornish

An Canjeon,

An Drokspyrys Foj,

An Managh a-synsys dhe'n Gwyryoneth,

An Mayl war an forth,

An Pader nag-o Dewwdhys,

An Pysk Ryal,

An Stryfores,

Bewnans Sen Florent,

Can an Yar,

Cudhlen-demedhyans an Bensevygges Wothys,

Demedhyans Bryntyn, 

Dyharas Mylweth es Despyt,

Lamentacio marie,

melyn-dreth,

Sajh Dom Jowan,

Sugal dhe'n Velyn,

Synt Gladwyn ha'n Trethoryon,

Cornish Crosses

St. Rumon's

The Wendron God

Cornish Language

Cornish language during the Civil War,

Cornwish Words occurring in the Tregear MS.,

Edward Chirgwin's Song,

Hawker and the Cornish Language,

John Boson's Message,

Landiock,

Morask Russches,

New Light on Cornish Language,

Onan, etc., in Field Names,

Proverbs and Maxims,

Rhymes of James Jenkins of Alverton,

William Allen's Cornish Rhyme,

Dialect & Brevities

A Good Second Guess,

A Makeshift,

A Misunderstanding,

Enjoying Bad Health,

Frighted with Owls,

Heard in a Bus,

Jaames 'Enry's Oliday,

No Enthusiast,

Quite Enough,

The Dyed Dress,

Ghost Story. a Sketch, 

The Natives and the Foreigner,

The Wooden Horse,

They Iern Gaates,

Trial and Error,

Victory Sketches

Old Cornwall Societies

Bodmin,

Liskeard,

Looe,

Newquay,

Penzance,

St. Ives,

Truro,

Wadebridge,

"Something Done" A Record of All the Societies Work,

Persons

Name

Basset, Francis, lord de Dunstanville,

"Betsy Gunner"

Boson John,

"Boy Peter"

Carew Richard,

Chirgwin Edward, 

"Deadwood Dick",

Defoe Daniel,

Doble, Canon G. H., 

Fitzsimmons, Bob,

Freeman, Thomas,

Harris of Kenegie,

Holloway, thomas,

Hosking, John,

Jenkins, James, of Alverton,

Jennings Family, The,

Johns, Mr. S. W.,

"Lizzie Poor Dick",

Martin, Peter,

Mayow, John,

Menhenick Family, The,

Pool, Mrs. Anne,

Pryor, Joseph, of Lanner,

Roberts, Mr. Trelawny,

Rowe, Mrs Ashley,

Sandry, Peter,

Smith, Mr. A. S. D. 

Trelawney, Sir John,

Trevithick, Richard,

Truscott, John, George and Diggory,

Wesley, John,

Wills, Samuel John, 

Places

Bodmin, Curfew,

Comprigney, (Truro)

Camborne,

Connor Downs,

Constantine,

Cornwall, (Polwhele's History)

Dunheved, (Launceston),

"Foot" in Cornish Place Names,

Fowey, 1778 - 1815

Fowey, Parliamentary Election,

Fowey Moor,

Fowey River, 

Grampound, Church of St. Crida,

Gulval, History of Kenegie,

Gwallon, Menhir,

Gwennap,

Hangman's Burrow,

Hayle, John Wesley at, 

Hayle, "Lizzie Poor Dick"

Helston, "Peter",

Kenegie, in Gulval,

Kenegie, Harris of,

King Harry's Passage,

Lanner, Joseph Pryor,

Launceston, Ancient Clock,

Launceston, Curfew,

Lelant Church Plate,

Liskeard, Mayor-Choosing,

Looe, Old Tracks Around, 

Menheer, Roman Milestone,

Marazion, "Boy Peter",

Marazion, Goods, Chattels and Credits,

Marazion, Inventory of 1793,

Marazion, Mayoral Rights, 

Mexico, Cornwall and Mousehole,

Mousehole,

Newlyn, Thatched Cottages,

Newlyn, Three Grandmother's Stories,

Newquay, Shipbuilding,

Padstow,

Paul, Stray Notes,

Penitent Gate,

Penzance, Nancy's River,

Polruan,

Port Isaac, Corn-Dressing Charm,

Port Isaac, Washing Pool,

Port Quinn,

Probus,

Redruth Field-Names

Roscarrock, Manor of,

St Austell, Ancient Clock,

St Breock, Rinding,

St. Cleer, Cottage Furnishings,

St. Gluvias, A Vicar of,

St. Hilary, John Wesley Tradition,

St. Ives, Sayings,

St. Minver, Penitent Grave,

St. Stephen, Beacon,

Sancreed,

Scilly Isles, Social Survey,

Scilly Isles, Governance of,

Scilly Isles, Nicknames,

Scilly Isles, Poem,

Scilly, Seven Lights of,

Scilly, Wrecks,

Sennen,

Sithney,

Towednack, "Betsy Gunner",

Poetry

Autumn in Cornwall,

China-Clay Burrows,

Come, Sing a Song for Cornwall,

Cornish Wrestlers at the Field of the Cloth of Gold,

Encomion Cornubiae,

King Harry Passage,

Lands End,

Lark Ascending,

Nanquidno Chapel,

Nostalgia,

November, Cornwall,

On hearing a Cornish Choir on the Radio,

Pressing Stone Prophets,

Sennen,

The Haven at Polmear,

The Menhir,

The Poet of Morwenstow,

The Road to Menagwins,

The Sea,

The Song of the Quay Stones,

To Furze-Bushes Hurt in Swaling Time,

Tryst,

Waves at Scilly,

Sayings

Collin's Cow,

Heard in a Bus,

The I-diddle-dee-dee!,

Two Old Sayings,

Songs

Cornwall,

Mister John Bunt,

Words

Adit, back to Aqueduct,

Clee and Key,

Malotta,

Normans, 

Pomster and Palmistry,