The family descended from a General Andronicus Paleologus, who died in
1246. The Emperor Manuel, who deceased in 1425, had five sons: John II,
Emperor, who died in 1449; Theodore, despot in Lacedemon; Andronicus,
despot in Thessalonica; Constantine, despot of the Morea. John II was
associated with his father, and succeeded him. Andronicus, the second
son, died of leprosy in 1429. Theodore, Constantine, Demetrius, and
Thomas wasted their resources in mutual contests, but Theodore was
constrained to adopt the monastic profession. On the death of John II
the royal family was reduced to three princes--Constantine, Demetrius,
and Thomas. Demetrius at once claimed the vacant throne, but failed in
his attempt, and Constantine succeeded, the last and greatest of the
Paleologi. "Demetrius and Thomas now divided the Morea between them; but
though they had taken a solemn oath never to violate the agreement,
differences soon arose, and Thomas took up arms to drive Demetrius out
of his possessions; Demetrius hereupon retired to Asan, his wife's
brother, by whose means he obtained succours from Amurath, and compelled
Thomas to submit the matters in dispute to the Emperor's (Constantine's)
arbitration. But that prince refusing to deliver to his brother the
territories that fell to his share, Mohammed ordered Thuraken, his
governor in the Morea, to assist Demetrius."
Shortly after this, on the fatal May 29th, 1453, Constantinople was
taken by the Turks, and the gallant Constantine was killed.
Immediately after the capture Mohammed proceeded to make war on
Demetrius and Thomas, whereupon the Albanians, subjects of Thomas,
revolted. Fresh disputes broke out between the brothers, each
endeavouring to supplant the other, and in 1459 Mohammed entered the
Morea and reduced Corinth. At the first news of his approach Thomas
fled to Italy with his wife and children, and Demetrius submitted to
the Sultan, who carried him away to Constantinople, where he died in
abject slavery in 1470. Thomas was received in Italy by Pope Pius II
in 1461, who allowed him a pension of six thousand ducats.
[Illustration: Here lyeth the body of Theodoro Paleologvs, of Pesaro
in Italye: descended from y^e Imperyall lyne of y^e last Christian
Emperors of Greece, being the sonne of Camilio, y^e so̅ne of Prosper,
the sonne of Theodoro, the sonne of John, y^e sonne of Thomas, second
brother to Constantine Paleologvs, the 8^{th} of that name and last of
y^e lyne y^t raygned in Constantinople, vntill svbdewed by the
Tvrkes·who married w^{th} Mary, y^e davghter of William Balls of
Hadlye in Sovffolke, gent: & had issve·5·children, Theodoro, John,
Ferdinando, Maria, & Dorothy, & depted this life at Clyfton, y^e
21^{th} of Ianvary 1636.
MEMORIAL BRASS IN THE CHURCH OF LANDULPH
_Reproduced by permission of E. H. W. Dunkin, Esq., F.S.A., from his
book on Cornish Brasses_]
Historians record only two sons, Andrew and Manuel, but according to
the inscription in Landulph church there was a third, John, whom
Italian writers have not mentioned.
Andrew, the eldest, married a woman from the streets of Rome, and
dying childless, in 1502, bequeathed his empty honours to Ferdinand
and Isabella of Spain, having previously sold them to Charles VIII of
France. Manuel Paleologus, the second son, revisited his native
country. He was granted a train of Christians and Moslems to attend
him to his grave. Gibbon says: "If there be some animals of so
generous a nature that they refuse to propagate in a domestic state,
the last of the imperial race must be ascribed to an inferior kind; he
accepted from the Sultan's liberality two beautiful females; and his
surviving son was lost in the habit and religion of a Turkish slave."
Thomas, who had been despot of Morea, died in 1465. By his wife,
Catherine Zaccaria, he had one daughter, in addition to the sons
mentioned, and this was Helen, who married Lazarus II, King of Servia,
and died in 1474.
Why Theodore Paleologus came to England we do not know, but possibly
in the train of Sir Henry Killigrew and Sir Nicholas Lower. Sir
Nicholas had married Sir Henry's daughter, and as they were both
advanced in life and childless they may have been disposed to befriend
the Paleologi, and Lady Killigrew was one of the learned daughters of
Sir Anthony Coke, celebrated for her knowledge of Greek, and she may
have inspired her daughter, Lady Lower, with the same fondness for the
classic languages. This is but conjecture; but this at least is
certain, that the Paleologi were given Clifton, in Landulph, as their
residence, and this was a mansion that belonged to the Lowers.
Theodore Paleologus married Mary Balls in 1615, and by her had three
sons, Theodore, John, and Ferdinando, and two daughters.
Theodore was a lieutenant in the Parliamentary army in 1642, under
Lord St. John, and was buried in Westminster Abbey in 1644.
There are no traces to be found of John and Ferdinando. Mary, one of
the daughters of Theodore and Mary Balls, died unmarried, and was
buried at Landulph in 1674. Her sister Dorothy married, in 1656,
William Arundell, and died in 1681, he in 1684.
There was a Theodore Paleologus who died at sea on board the _Charles
II_ under Captain Gibson, in 1693. In his will Theodore mentions only
his wife Martha, and we do not know who was his father.
We do not know who was the William Arundell whom Dorothy Paleologus
married. Unhappily the registers of S. Dominic, where she and her
husband lived, have been lost, and we cannot say whether the Mary
Arundell who married a Francis Lee soon after the death of her
presumed parents was a daughter. But if so, as Dr. Jago suggests in a
paper in the _Archæologia_, "The imperial blood perhaps still flows in
the bargemen of Cargreen."
INDEX
Abbot, Archbishop, 334
Abder-Rhuman, 715
Abercrombie, Dr., 427, 428
Aberdeen, University of, 34
Abingdon, 127
Abyssinia, Prince of, 599
_Account of the Desperate Affray in Blean Wood_, etc., 612
_Account of the English Colony of New South Wales_, 568
_Account of R. Jeffery_, 257
Acharnania, 508
Acombe, 12
Acton, 403, 477, 673
Actor, Mr., 275
_Adams_, 252
Adams, John Couch, 189
-- birth and upbringing, 84
-- character of, 88, 89, 90
-- discoverer of Neptune, 86, 88
-- early observation, 84
Adams, Mr., 322, 714
Adams, Mr. John, 463
Adams, Thomas, 83
Adams, William Grylls, 89, 90
Addison, Joseph, 644
_Admiral Hood_, 602
Admiralty order replacement of logan stone, 20, 23
Adoption of poor children, 533
Adour, 504
Advent, 425
Adventure Series, 708
_Adventures of a Younger Son_, 445, 452, 454
_Ætna_, 267
Agamemnon's tomb, 448
Agar, Charles R., 726
Agar, Thomas James, 726
_Age of Reason_, 358
Agnes, 649
_Agnus Dei_, 656
_Agreeable Surprise, The_, 469
Ainsworth, Harrison, on "Courtenay," 605
Airy, 86, 88
_Alarm_, 664
Albanian revolt, 728
Albert, Prince, 621
_Albion_, 248, 249
Alderton, 487
Aldrich, Dean, 213
_Alexander_, 559, 561
_Alexander the Great_, 300
Alexandria, 459, 686
Algerine Corsair at Penzance, 130
Algerine pirates, 332
Algiers, 507, 617, 715
Ali Pacha, 508-514
-- at home, 510-513
-- human butcher, 509
All, the five alls, 550
Allen, river, 118
_Alligator_, 196
Alligators attract patients, 632
_All the Year Round_, 93
Almanza, 12
Altarnon, 73, 80, 186, 187, 190
Amaza, 416
Amell, 340
Ames, Dr. William, 34
Ammonites, superstition concerning origin of, 4
Amurath, 728
Anagram of Noye, 339
Andalusian Moors, 711
Anderson, Captain, 62
_Andromache_, 505
"Angel, The," 542
Anglesea, Earl of, 298
Anglo-Mexican Company, 493
Anguella, 251
_Annals of King James_, 615
Anne of Bohemia, 433
Anne, Queen, 219, 299, 307, 310, 318, 372, 639
Annesley, Lady Philippa, 298
_Annual Register_, 58
_Annual Report of the Society of Arts_, 64 note
_Anson_, H.M.S., salvage of, 62
-- wreck of, 60, 71
Anson, Lord, 158
_Antony and Cleopatra_, 205
Antigua, 320
_Antiquities of Cornwall_, 18
Antony ferry, 225
Antwerp, 26
Anyada, 250
_Antelope_, 645
Anthem, Cornish, 577
_Antiquary, The_, 547
Ap Rice, Mr., 288
Arabia, Prince of, 600
Ararat, 406
Arbuthnot, Sir Charles, 529
_Archæologia_, 730
Arcot, 159, 164
Argand lamp, 202
Argos, 448
_Argus_, 689
Argyro-Kastro, 509
_Arithmetic_, Walkinghame's, 3
Arms of Braddon family, 107
-- of Byzantine Empire, 727
-- of Call family, 155, 167
-- of Clobery family, 231
-- of Foote family, 280
-- of Jane family, 206
-- of Lake family, 251
-- of Noye family, 341
-- of Pennington family, 224
-- of Robartes family, 726
-- of Sandys family, 374
-- of Tillie family, 402, 405
-- of Tilly family, 407
-- of Wills family, 12
Armstrong, Major, 609, 610, 613
_Around and about Saltash_, 665
Arslan, 508
Arta, 508
_Arundell_, 646
Arundel family, the, 157
Arundel, Earl of, 435
Arundell, Henry, Lord, 173
Arundell, Humphrey, 588, 589, 591
Arundell, Mary, 730
Arundell, Roger, 592
Arundell, Sir John, 136, 661
Arundell, Sir Thomas, 137
Arundell, William, 730
Arundel Street, 301
Arwenack, 133, 134, 135, 137, 140
Asan, 728
Ashburton, 200
Ashfield, Dame, 468-9
_Assassinations and Civil Wars_, 426
_Assistance_, H.M.S., 488
_Association_, wreck of the, 640, 643, 647, 651
Astley, 203
Astley, Sir Jacob, 126, 723
Aston Clinton, 251
Astronomy, 86
Astronomy, ignorance of, 593
_As You Like It_, 467
_Athenæum_, 88, 452
-- founded by Buckingham, 464
Athens, 446, 452
Atkins, Sir Robert, 101
Atlas, 181
Atterbury, 219
"Auction of Pictures, An," 287
Audrey, 516
Augsberg Island, 420
_Aunt Mavor's Storybooks_, 622
_Authentic Account of the late unfortunate Death of Lord Camelford_,
328
_Authentic Memoirs of the Green Room_, 467, 469
_Author, The_, 288
_Autobiography of a Cornish Smuggler_, 473
_Autobiography of John Harris_, 697
Avalon Peninsula, 265
Avery, Captain John, 173
Avery, Dr., 194
Ayres, Mr., 119
Azila, 714
Babbage, 88
Badcock, John, volunteers for Terra del Fuego, 233
-- dies of privations, 235
Bagdad, 462
Bagshot Heath, 672
Bahia, 422
Bailey, Mr., 188
Baker, Mr. Henry, 105, 347, 351
Ball, John, 432
Ball, Lieutenant, 565
Ballads, "Chevy Chase," 703
-- "The fight of the _Monmouth_ and _Foudroyant_," 377
-- "The Highwayman," 630
Ballads, "Rosamond Clifford," 703
-- "Rule Britannia," 377
-- sung by Incledon, 386
-- "The Storm," 380, 386
-- "'Twas Thursday," 377
-- of wrestling, 58
Ballot Society, 627
Balls, Mary, 727, 729
-- William, 727
Baltic, 67
Banks, Sir Joseph, 233, 679
Bannister, 380
Banns of marriage, 578
Bantry Bay, 638
Banza, 419
Baptista, Signor, 552
Barabbas, 40
Barbados, 623
Barcelona, 477, 640
Barff, Mr., 451
_Barfleur_, 261
Bargus, Mr. Samuel, 262, 264
Barlow, Bishop, 32
Barming Heath, 603
Barnardiston, Sir Samuel, 483, 484
Barnstaple, 455, 659, 665
_Baronetage_, 156
_Baron Munchausen's Travels_, 2
Barrey, Lord, 547
Barrie, Captain, 327
Barrington, Admiral, 238
Barrington, Hon. Daines, 238, 241
-- visits Dolly Pentreath, 239, 240
Barrow, Sir John, 415, 423
Barthlever, 528
_Bartholomew Fair_, 271, 552
Bartlett, Rafe, 388, 393, 397
-- confession of, 389, 395
Barwell, Nabob, 525
Barwick, Dr. J., 45
Baseley, Richard, 388, 397
-- confession of, 389, 392, 394
Bashaw, Inglis, 716
Basset, Sir Francis, 519
Bassiere, 314
_Batavia_, 568
Bate, Mrs., 346
Bath, 198, 200, 290, 377, 466
-- Cathedral, Lady Chapel of, 32
Bath, Earl of, 182, 183, 184
Bathurst, Mr. C., 253, 256
Battye, Philadelphia, 165
-- William, 165
Bawden, Giles, 540
Baxter, Richard, 209
Bayonne, 196, 504, 505
Bay of Biscay, 489
Beacon Hill, 723
_Beaver_, 321
Beddoes, Dr. Thomas, 676
Bedford, Earl of, 139
Behethlan, 614; _see_ Bohelland.
Behethlan, Joan, 614
-- John, 614
-- Margery, 614
Beirout, 597, 599
Bell, Lieut. John, 64
Bell-casting, 224-6
Bell-founders, 224, 225, 226
Bell-ringing, competitions, 223
-- mysterious, 284
-- song of, 223
Bells, baptism of, 222
-- inscriptions on, 222
-- removed, 592
_Belle Poule_, 505
Bellingham, Mr., 427, 430
Bellot, Anne, 516, 517
-- Christopher, 516
Bemba Ganga, 417
Ben, John, 649
Benbow, Admiral, 372
Bennett, Lieutenant, 609, 610
Bentinck, Mr. Cavendish, 634
Berat, 509
Beresford, Lord Charles, 669
Bergh, 47
Berkeley, Earl of, 647
-- Hon. Charles, 140
-- Sir G. Cranfield, 648
_Berlin, The_, 70
Bermuda, 35
Berne, 319
Berry, Mr., 418
Berry Pomeroy, 592
Bessie's Cove, 470
Best, Captain Thomas, 479
-- Mr., 324-8, 519
Beveridge, 215
Biagi, D. Guido, 454
Bible explains fossils, 4
_Bibliographia Cornubiensis_, 556 note
_Bibliotheca Cornubiensis_, 245
Bideford, 633
Bignell, George Carter, 141
-- early life of, 144
-- entomologist, 147-153
Bignor, 517
Bingham, Captain, 299
_Biographica Dramatica_, 296
_Biographical Dictionary of English Catholics_, 556 note
_Biographical Dictionary of Poets_, 231
_Biographical Sketches in Cornwall_, 340
Birmingham, 467
_Birthday, The_, 469
Bishop and his Clerks, 640
Bishop of Bath and Wells, 32
-- of Carlisle, 89
-- of Exeter, 140, 219, 425
-- of Lichfield, 32
-- of London, 27, 43, 215
-- of Oxford, 207
-- of Rochester, 213
-- of Salisbury, 211
-- of S. David's, 32
-- of Winchester, 643, 649
Black Friars, The, 544
"Black Lion," 144
Black Sea, 67
Blackwood, John, 648
-- Shovell, 648
Blague, Thomas, 127
Blake, Admiral, 45
Blanchard, Mr., 608
_Blanche_, 248, 250
Blean, The, 607, 612
_Blenheim_, 260
Blewett, George, 343
Bligh boy sees ghost, 74-80
Bligh, Edmund, 81
-- family, the, 74, 79, 81
-- Mr., 74, 81, 701
-- Thomas, 81
-- Walter, 81
Blight, Mr. J. T., 143
Blockly, 81
Bloomsbury, 165
Blossom Underwing, 149
"Blue Boar's Head," 542
Board of Trade, 68
Boase & Courtney, Messrs., 556 note
-- Dr., 680
Boat-races at Saltash, 663
Bochym, 517
Boconnoc, 298, 317, 318, 319, 328
Bodannan, 280
Bodener, William, 242
Bodleian Library, 615
Bodmin, 37, 117, 120, 121, 125, 133, 166, 179, 224, 225, 226, 280,
351, 455, 516, 520, 522, 531, 535, 569, 578, 589, 627, 659, 663,
678
Bodmin Asylum and its inhabitants, 570-572
-- Gaol, 531, 540, 542, 570, 583
-- Hills, 92
-- Moors, 84, 573, 628
-- Viscount, 726
Body, William, 587
Bohelland, 614
-- mysterious tragedy at, 616-619
Bolennowe Hill, 692
Bolventro, 628
Bombay, 445, 460, 462
-- governed by Keigwin, 479-487
-- Castle, 480
Bomeny, 103
Bonaparte, Prince Louis Lucien, 242
Bonaventura, Thomasine, attractive widow, 113
-- benefactress, 114-116
-- goes to London, 110, 113
-- shepherd girl, 109
Bond, Mr., 92
Bond, Thomas, 681
Bondé, 418
Bond Street, 320, 325, 385
Borlase, Dr. Bingham, 239, 676
-- his account of the Logan, 18, 22
Borleau, 104
Boroughs, pocket, 518
Borrowdale, 559
Boscastle, 721
Boscawen, 130
-- family, the, 500, 525, 554
Boscawen, Hugh, 706
Boscawen, Rev. A. C., 684
Bossenden Farm, 603, 607
Bossenden Wood, 608, 613
Bossewell, John, 554
Bossiney, 518
Boston, 53
Bosworgy, 341
Botany Bay, 319
-- settlement at, 559-564
Botathan, 74, 81, 82, 701
Botreux Castle, 721
Botusfleming, 12
Boughton-under-Blean, 603, 606, 609, 612
Boulogne, 332
Bouverie, Hon. Philip, 649
Bouverie, Sir Jacob, 649
Bovey Heathfield, geological features of, 7
Bovey Tracey, 226
Bow, Rev. Dr., 613
Bow Street, 380, 381
Bowden, Elizabeth, 138
Boyer, Nicholas, Mayor of Bodmin, executed, 589, 590
_Boyne_, burnt, 258, 259
Bracegirdle, Mrs., 299, 300
-- and Capt. Hill, 300-4
Braddock Down, 206
Braddon family, arms of, 107
Braddon, Captain William, 96
Braddon, Laurence, 96, 107
-- attacks Bishop Burnet, 106
-- Author of _Enquiry_, 104, 106
-- imprisoned and tried, 99, 100, 102
-- reports murder of Essex, 98-103
Bradshaw, Sir Thomas, 40
Bradstone, 228
Braganza, 479
Brandon, 386
Bray, Charity, 593
Bray, C., 699, note
Bray, Mrs., on Bothathan ghost, 72
-- on Polperro, 247
Breage, 342, 370, 580, 585
Breage Churchtown, 478
Brember, Sir Nicholas, 435
Brendon & Son, 578
Brent Eleigh, 556
Brentford, 318
Brenton, Captain, 259
Brereton, Major, 162
Brest, 60, 259, 477
Brian, Sir Hussey, 603
Bribery at Elections, 518-530
Bridgerule, 108, 226
Bridges, Admiral Sir G., 377
Bridgwater, 36
_Brief Relation of State Affairs_, 403
Brighton, 387
Bristol, 37, 281, 282, 439, 670, 676
Bristol, Earl of, 376
_Britannia_, 405
British Association, the, 8, 87
_British Family Antiquity_, 154, 168
British and Foreign Institute, 465
British Museum, 613, 680
Brixham, 8
-- geological features of, 7
Broad Sound, 644
Brompton Crescent, 382, 383
Bronnaker, Lord, 552
Brook, Sir Arthur, 714
Brooke, Benjamin, 53
Broom Hill, 182
"Brown Bear, The," 381
Brown, Dr. Robert, 708, 715
Brown, John, 391, 392
Brown, Mrs., 580
Brown Willy, 84, 85, 109
Browne, Hamilton, 446
Browne, Mrs., 301, 303
Browne, Sir Richard, 545
Bruce, Eliza, 90
Bruce, Haliday, 90
Brulgruddery, Mrs., 468, 469
Brunel's bridge, Saltash, 663
_Brunswick_, H.M.S., 667
Brunton, 468
Bryant, John Davy, volunteers for Terra del Fuego, 233
-- dies of hardships, 236
Brydges, Captain, 462
Buchanan, Robert, 209
Buckhurst, Lord, 305
Buckingham, Christopher, 455
Buckingham family, the, 455
Buckingham, George, 665 note
Buckingham, James, 465
Buckingham, James Silk, a youthful prisoner, in love, 458
-- character of, 455, 464
-- explores in Egypt, 460
-- founds British and Foreign Institute, 465
-- in conflict with East India Company, 460-5
-- a linguist, 458, 462
-- literary ventures of, 463, 464
-- quells corn riot, 457
-- suffers for his love of freedom, 462, 463
-- suggests Suez Canal, 459
-- to India in disguise, 462
Buckingham, Leicester F. Y., 465
Buckingham, Earl of, 170, 172, 173, 524, 552, 721
Bude, 115, 182, 204, 205
Bude Haven, 570
Bude light, 202
_Budget of Paradoxes_, 90
Buggs, Sir Anthony, 500
Bull, Rev. G. B., 695
Buller, Charles, 189
Buller family, 86
Buller, Mr., 652
Bulwer, Henry Lytton, 448
Bunsby, Richard, 113
Burton, Joe, 627
Burton, John, falls over the stile, 631
-- his Curiosity Shop, 633
-- invests in alligators, 632
-- rudeness of, 634
-- rules for living, 635
-- spends Christmas Eve at Jamaica Inn, 627-31
-- Whiteley in curiosities, 632
-- writes to the King, 634
Burton, John, jun., 636
Burton, Joseph, 627
Burton, William, 419, 420
Burton's Stile, 631
Burdett, Sir Francis, 253
Burge, Arthur, 219
Burke, Sir Bernard, 299
Burley, Sir Simon, 434
Burlorn, 117, 119, 120, 121
Burnard, Mr., 87
Burnard, George, 186
Burnard, Nevil Northey, on tramp, 190
-- success in London, 188
-- works in slate, 186, 187
Burnet, Bishop, 41, 45, 53, 211, 214, 216, 218, 543
-- on death of Essex, 106
-- on the Duke of Hamilton, 310
-- on Lord Mohun, 308
-- on Lord Roberts, 726
-- on nonjurors, 213
Burns, Robert, 695, 699
Burrow, Bessie, 470, 473
Buryan, 329, 341
Bury S. Edmunds, 140
Bussy, 160, 162
Butler, Samuel, 44
Butt's Head Mill, 666
Byng, Sir George, 640
Byron, Captain, 340
Byron, Lord, and Trelawny, 446, 452
Cadiz, 123, 131, 259, 503
Cadogan, Lord, 15
Cadwalader, 288
Caermarthen, Lord, 305
Cailland, General, 164
Cairo, 459
Caius Coll. Cam., 73
Cake House, 314, 316
Calais, 296
Calamy, 41, 214
Calamy on Jane, 220
Calcutta, 161, 463
_Calcutta Mirror_, 463
_Calendar of Victory_, 626
_Calendar State Papers_, 721
California, 233
Call family, the, 154, 156, 167
-- arms of, 155, 167
Call, John, 157
Call, Sarah, 157
Call, Sir John, 154, 157, 166
-- benefacts his sister, 165
-- his campaign in India, 158-165
-- M.P. for Callington, 167
Call, Sir W. G. M., 167
Call, William Berkeley, 167
Call, William Pratt, 167
Callinack, Mrs., _see_ Kelynack
Callington, 155, 167, 171, 518
Callywith, 627
Calvin, 724
Calvinists _v._ Arminians, 357
Camborne, 364, 692, 664, 699
Camborne, Vean Mine, 581
_Cambria_, 492, 494
Cambridge, 27, 73, 85, 87, 89, 90, 228, 231, 516, 556
Cambridge, Duke of, 465
Camden, 405
Camden, Lord, 409
Camelford, 83, 424-426, 518
Camelford, first Baron, 319
Camelford, last Lord, acquitted, quits Navy, 322
-- birth and education of, 319
-- duel with Mr. Best, 324-327
-- embroiled in town, 323, 324
-- his crazy scheme of assassination, 322
-- on the _Guardian_, 319
-- shoots Peterson, 321
-- under arrest, 320, 321
Camisards, 639
Campbell, General, 275
Candish, Lord, 298
Cann, Abraham, wrestles with Polkinghorne, 55
Cann Wood, 148
Cannington, 407
"Canterburiensis," on John N. Tom, 597, 613
Canterbury, 31, 599, 602, 609, 612, 613
Canterbury, Archbishop of, 211, 215, 291, 437
Canterbury Bell, 607
Cape Finisterre, 707
Cape Horn, 234
Cape of Good Hope, 124, 320, 409, 459, 479, 560
Cape Padrone, 411
Cape Spartel, 714
Cape S. Vincent, battle of, 259, 260
Cape Verde Is., 410
Capell, Lord, 100
Capern, Edward, 699
Capgrave, 557
Cap'n Toby, _see_ Tobias Martin
_Capuchin, The_, 295
Caradon, 84
Caran Yellatu, 415
Carbura, 554
Carclew, 86, 187, 344, 345
Cardinham, 280
Carew, 109, 114
Carew, Mr., 243
Carew, Thomas, 546
Carew, 554, 652
-- on tin-mining, 720
-- on trees in Cornwall, 719
Carfax, 207
Cargreen, 730
Carhayes, 395
Carlisle, 89
Carlisle, Sir Anthony, 203
Carlyle, Thomas, 189
Carlyon, C., 122, 229
Carlyon, Dr. Clement, 427
Carmichael, Lord, 648
Carnan Adit, 343
Carnanton, 329, 340, 341
Carnwark, Lord, 15
Carpenter, General, 13
Carpenter, William, 366
Carrick Gladden, 172
Carrick Roads, 456
Carter, Agnes, 471
Carter, Betsy, 478
Carter, Charles, 476, 478
Carter family, the, 471
Carter, Francis, 471
Carter, Frank, 478
Carter, Henry, imprisoned in France, 474, 477
-- the biter bit, 474
-- a pious smuggler, 471, 473, 477
Carter, John, 275
-- a daring smuggler, 471, 472
-- imprisoned at Dinan, 474
-- King of Prussia, 471, 478
_Case of the Unfortunate Bosavern Penlez_, 274
Casland, 133
Castell-an-Dinas, 682, 683
Castile, 434
Castle Horneck, 240
Castle, Mr., 589
Castlemaine, Lady, 550
Catalonia, 267
Catenary Curve, 678
Cathayes, 395
"Cat Harris," 287
Catherine of Braganza, 479
Catt, George, 610
Caulfield, James, 48, 369
Cawsand, 354, 474, 476
Cecil, James, 275
Cecil, Lord, 32
Cecil Street, 276
Cephalonia, 446, 448
Ceriziers, 126, 128
Cevennes, 639
Chacewater, 54
_Challenger_, 505
Challis, Professor, 87, 89
Challoner, Mr., 556, note
Chaloner, 36
Chambers's _Journal_, 257, 680
Chammond family, the, 165
Champernon, Mr., 592
Champion, Sir Richard, 389
Channel Fleet, 60
Chantrey, 187, 188
Chantrey, Lady, vandalism of, 188
Chapman, Edward, falls into a shaft, 701-703
Chapman, John, 701
Charing Cross, 295
Charles I, 26, 31, 35, 41, 51, 127, 128, 154, 182, 206, 208, 329,
334, 338, 407, 544, 675, 718, 722, 725
-- execution of, 42
-- imprisonment of, 39
Charles II, 96, 102, 107, 128, 207, 280, 479, 480, 482, 544, 549
-- lax government of, 549, 551
_Charles II_, 730
Charles V, 30
Charles VIII, 729
Charles, Prince, 41
Charles's Wain, 84
_Charlotte_, 559
Charlotte, Queen, 192
Charter House, 319
Châteaulin, 222
Château-Renaud, 638
Chatham, 377, 609
-- Earl of, 318
Chatterton, Thomas, 228, 231
Chavis, John de, 137, 138
Cheapside, 392
Cheesewring, 91, 93
Chelsea Hospital, 17
Cheltenham, 199, 232
Cherbourg, 408
Cheshire, Widow, 469
Chestnuts, 573
Chetham Society, 279
Chiandower, 342
_Chichester_, 261
Chichester of Hall, 701
Chichester, Elizabeth, 398
Chichester, Sir John, 398, 592
Chilcott, Charles, 185
Child, John, of Surat, 482-486
Child, Mr. Paxton, 646
Child, Sir Joshua, nefarious schemes of, 482-487
_Childe Harold_, 695
_Child's First Prayer, The_, 697
Chiltern Hundreds, 527
Chinglapett, 159
Chiverton, Elizabeth, 402, 403, 404, 407
Chiverton, Sir Richard, 403, 407
Cholwel, 115
Christ Church, Oxford, 207, 210, 213, 220, 544
Christiania, 409
Christmas Eve at Jamaica Inn, 627-631
Christopher, Thomas, 532
Church of England, position of, 30
Cibber, Colley, 299
_Cilenus_, 554
City of London Inn, 322
_Claracilla_, 548
Clackmannan, 204
Clarendon, Earl of, 43, 206
-- on Lord Roberts, 726
-- on Noye, 332
Clark, Samuel, 178
Clarke, Dr., 361
Claxton, 17
Cleave, Thomas, 223, 224
Clement, T., 274
Clemo, Miss, 627
_Cleopatra_, 500, 502
Cleoyan, 591
Clergy, character of, 31, 32, 33
Cleve, 8
Cleveland, Marquess of, 530
Clifden, James, Viscount, 726
Clifton, 126, 676, 727, 729
Clive, Lord, 159, 164, 487
Clobery arms, 231
Clobery, Dr. Glynn, 228
Clobery, John, 228
Clobery, Lucy, 228
Clobery, Mary, 228
Clobery, William, 228
Clowance, 364, 367
Clyst Heath, 588
Coad, Benjamin, 248, 583
Cobb, Captain, 490
Cobbett's _Register_, 257
Cobbett, William, 464, 520, 522
-- in America, 688
Cochrane, Mr., 523
Cochrane, Sir Alexander, 252, 253, 255
Cockburne, Rev. W., 327, 328
Cocks, Lieut.-Col. George, 264
Coffee, introduction of, 482
Coffin, Mr., 588
Coke, Christopher, 706
Coke, Edward, 706
Coke family, the, 704
Coke, Francis, 706
-- John, ill-gotten gains of, 705
Coke, Lance, 706
Coke, Sir Anthony, 729
Coke, solicitor, execution of, 51, 52
Coke, Thomas, 706
Colebrook, 398
Coleridge, Derwent, 59
Coles of Reading, 111
_Collection of State Papers_, 53
College Green, Bristol, 281, 282
Collier, Mr. W. F., 572, 578
Collingwood, Captain, 259, 260, 261, 267
Collingwood, Admiral, 445
Collins, David, 568
Collins, Rev. G., 697
Colman, George, 293, 295
Colman, Mr., 377
Colman, Mr. Edward, 556
Cologne, 127
Colomb, Colonel, 53
_Colonial State Papers_, 35
Colston, Launcelot, 105
Coltman, Mr. Justice, 121