GEOLOGY, BY DR. BOASE.

This parish no where reaches so far as the granite hills. Its eastern

part is composed of rocks which pass into the porphyritic series

of St. Breward; the western part rests on the same kind of rocks as

those of the adjoining parish of St. Teath.

[13] No such name appears in the index to Domesday Book; nor should

we expect it. On the contrary, this place is probably the Tewardevi of

the Domesday survey. _Edit._

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