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共 343 题- THE
- PAROCHIAL HISTORY
- OF
- CORNWALL.
- J. B. NICHOLS AND SON, 25, PARLIAMENT-STREET.
- THE
- PAROCHIAL HISTORY
- OF
- CORNWALL,
- FOUNDED ON THE MANUSCRIPT HISTORIES
- OF
- MR. HALS AND MR. TONKIN;
- WITH ADDITIONS AND VARIOUS APPENDICES,
- BY
- DAVIES GILBERT,
- VOL. IV.
- LONDON:
- PUBLISHED BY J. B. NICHOLS AND SON;
- AND SOLD BY
- HISTORY
- OF THE
- PARISHES OF CORNWALL.
- STITHIANS.
- HALS.
- TONKIN.
- THE MANOR OF TRETHEAGE,
- THE EDITOR.
- GEOLOGY, BY DR. BOASE.
- STOKE CLIMSLAND.
- HALS.
- TONKIN AND WHITAKER.
- THE MANOR OF CLIMSLAND.
- CARY BULLOCK PARK.
- THE EDITOR.
- THE GEOLOGY, BY DOCTOR BOASE.
- STRATTON.
- HALS.
- TONKIN.
- THE MANOR OF STRATTON.
- THE EDITOR.
- GEOLOGY, BY DR. BOASE.
- TALLAND.
- HALS.
- TONKIN AND WHITAKER.
- THE EDITOR.
- MIDMAIN ROCK.――PORTNADLER BAY.
- CORPORATION.
- WEST LOOE DOWN.――GIANT’S HEDGE OR MOUND.
- POLVELLAN.
- INCLOSURE OF THE DOWN DESIRABLE.
- TRADE.
- GEOLOGY, BY DOCTOR BOASE.
- TAMARTON.
- HALS.
- TONKIN.
- THE MANOR OF TAMARTON.
- THE EDITOR.
- THE GEOLOGY, BY DR. BOASE.
- ST. TEATH.
- HALS.
- TONKIN.
- THE EDITOR.
- GEOLOGY, BY DOCTOR BOASE.
- TEMPLE.
- HALS.
- TONKIN.
- THE EDITOR.
- THE GEOLOGY BY DOCTOR BOASE.
- ST. THOMAS.
- HALS.
- TONKIN.
- THE EDITOR.
- THE GEOLOGY, BY DR. BOASE.
- TINTAGEL.
- TOWEDNACK.
- HALS.
- TONKIN.
- THE EDITOR.
- THE GEOLOGY, BY DOCTOR BOASE.
- TREMAINE, OR TREMEAN.
- HALS.
- TONKIN.
- THE EDITOR.
- THE GEOLOGY, BY DOCTOR BOASE.
- TRENEGLOS.
- HALS.
- TONKIN.
- THE EDITOR.
- GEOLOGY, BY DOCTOR BOASE.
- TRESMERE.
- HALS.
- TONKIN.
- THE EDITOR.
- GEOLOGY, BY DOCTOR BOASE.
- TREVALGA.
- HALS.
- TONKIN.
- THE MANOR OF TREVALGA.
- THE EDITOR.
- THE GEOLOGY, BY DR. BOASE.
- TREWEN.
- HALS.
- TONKIN.
- THE EDITOR.
- GEOLOGY, BY DOCTOR BOASE.
- TRURO.
- HALS.
- TONKIN AND WHITAKER.
- WHITAKER.
- THE EDITOR.
- THE GEOLOGY, BY DOCTOR BOASE.
- ST. TUDY.
- HALS.
- TONKIN.
- THE EDITOR.
- GEOLOGY, BY DR. BOASE.
- TYWARDRETH.
- HALS.
- TONKIN.
- THE EDITOR.
- GEOLOGY, BY DR. BOASE.
- ST. VEEP.
- HALS.
- TONKIN.
- The chief, or at least one of the most noted estates in this parish, is
- THE MANOR OF MANELY OR MENELY.
- THE EDITOR.
- THE GEOLOGY, BY DOCTOR BOASE.
- VERYAN.
- HALS.
- TONKIN AND WHITAKER.
- MANOR OF ELERKY.
- WHITAKER.
- THE EDITOR.
- THE GEOLOGY, BY DOCTOR BOASE.
- THE EDITOR.
- WARBSTOW.
- HALS.
- TONKIN AND WHITAKER.
- THE EDITOR.
- GEOLOGY, BY DR. BOASE.
- WARLEGGON.
- HALS.
- TONKIN AND WHITAKER.
- THE MANOR OF WARLEGGON,
- THE EDITOR.
- THE GEOLOGY, BY DR. BOASE.
- WEEK ST. MARY.
- HALS.
- THE EDITOR.
- GEOLOGY, BY DOCTOR BOASE.
- WENDRON.
- ST. WENN.
- HALS.
- TONKIN.
- THE EDITOR.
- Mr. URBAN, _Tredrea, Cornwall, March 2, 1831._
- GEOLOGY, BY DOCTOR BOASE.
- WHITSTONE.
- HALS.
- TONKIN.
- THE MANOR OF WHITESTONE.
- THE EDITOR.
- THE GEOLOGY, BY DR. BOASE.
- ST. WINNOW.
- HALS.
- TONKIN.
- THE EDITOR.
- GEOLOGY, BY DOCTOR BOASE.
- WITHIEL.
- HALS.
- TONKIN.
- THE EDITOR.
- THE GEOLOGY, BY DOCTOR BOASE.
- ZENNAR.
- HALS.
- TONKIN.
- THE EDITOR.
- THE GEOLOGY, BY DR. BOASE.
- GENERAL REMARKS ADDED HERE BY MR. WHITAKER.
- THE ISLANDS OF SCILLY.
- THE EDITOR.
- APPENDIX.
- CONTENTS.
- Page
- XIII. On the Hundreds of Cornwall. Extracted from Tonkin’s MSS. 375
- Index to Carew’s Survey of Cornwall 381
- Copious Index to the present Work 393-571
- APPENDIX.
- I.
- APPENDIX.
- II.
- POPULATION OF CORNWALL.
- APPENDIX.
- III.
- APPENDIX.
- IV.
- BROADOAK.
- APPENDIX.
- V.
- ANTIQUITIES CORNUONTANIC.
- ANGLICK. CORNWALLECK.
- APPENDIX.
- VI.
- WILLIAM OF WORCESTER’S ITINERARY.
- C. Helston dirutum: comes Cornubiæ Edmundus.
- C. Trurew dirutum: comes Cornubiæ.
- C. Treclysten dirutum.
- C. Morisk, ubi comes Cornubiæ Edmundus manebat.
- C. Fust, quondam Ricardi comitis Anarwit in Carnanton, dirutum.
- C. Carloogus, dirutum, in villa prope Sanctum Columpnæ.
- C. Keynok dirutum cum tribus wardis.
- C. Laner dirutum in villa Laner.
- C. Godollon dirutum in villa Lodollon.
- C. Lanyhorn stat in villa Lanyhorn quondam Archedes.
- C. Dirford dirutum prope Golonant villa.
- C. Frampton aliter Castrum Trevyan dirutum prope Seynt Terbyn.
- C. Hyllysbery dirutum per 4 miliaria ultra Tyntagele.
- C. Lescars stat, domini Principis.
- C. Bynamy stat, domini J. Colshill chevalier.
- C. Lanceston villa per comitem Cornubiæ fundatum.
- C. Tremyton quondam principis prope Saltash.
- C. Kellysberve dirutum prope Bokehelle villa.
- C. Polwhele dirutum in villa Polwhele ubi Other Phelip manet.
- C. Morysk juxta Truro dirutum.
- Mons Sancti Michaelis
- Markysho 7 miliaria usque
- Hellyston, usque
- Truro 8 miliaria, et usque
- Graundpond sex miliaria, et usque
- Owstalle 6 miliaria, et usque
- Lastydiell 8 miliaria
- Lyscard x miliaria usque
- Tavystoke, et a dicta villa usque
- Truro, distat per 4 miliaria usque
- Falmouth [et] Penryn, distat per 4 miliaria usque
- Seynt Austyn, distat per 6 miliaria usque
- Thewrew, [Tywardreth] a Frensh priorie, distat per 10 miliaria usque
- Collant, distat per 5 miliaria usque
- Lastydyelle, distat per 4 miliaria usque
- Fowey, distat per 10 miliaria usque
- Bodennek, per 2 miliaria a
- 1. Mount Mygell ultra Excestre 100 miliaria.
- 5. Sanctus Mychels borough per 7 miliaria de Taunton citra.
- Fycetyr xx m. to
- Okynton, and 15 m. to
- APPENDIX.
- VII.
- THE ITINERARY OF JOHN LELAND, SO FAR AS RELATES TO CORNWALL.
- SCYLLEY.
- Gaudeat Edwardo duce nunc Cornubia felix.]
- THE MYDDEL PART OF CORNEWALE. (Vol. vii. fol. 117.)
- THE NORTH PART OF CORNEWALE.
- APPENDIX.
- VIII.
- DRAYTON’S POLY-OLBION.――CORNWALL.
- Mr. Drayton was a very voluminous writer of Poetry. We have from him――
- THE ARGUMENT.
- NOTES.
- APPENDIX.
- IX.
- CORNISH NAMES.
- APPENDIX.
- X.
- I. ST. ANTONY, _or_ Antonine.
- II. ST. BENNETT’S, _in the parish of_ Lanivet.
- NUNNERY. The tower whereof is yet standing.[86]
- III. ST. BLAISE _near_ Fowey, _in the deanry of_ Poudre.
- ALMSHOUSE. An old almshouse.[87]
- IV. BODMIN, _olim_ Bosmanna.[88]
- V. ST. BURIEN, _in the deanry of_ Trigge Minor.
- VI. CONSTANTYN, _in the deanry of_ Kerryer.
- VII. ENDELLION, _in the deanry of_ Trigge Minor.
- VIII. ST. GERMANS.
- IX. HELSTON, _in the deanry of_ Kerrier.
- XI. LAMMANA.
- XIII. LAUNCELS, _in the deanry of_ Trigge Minor.
- CELL to the abbey of Hertland.[118]
- XIV. LAUNCESTON, _olim_ Lanstaveton, _i. e._ Fanum S. Stephani.
- XV. LESKARD, _or_ Minhenned, _near_ Leskard.
- XVI. ST. MARTIN’S.
- NUNNERY.[130]
- XVII. MARY WEEK, _in the deanry of_ Trigge Minor.
- XVIII. ST. MAWES.[132]
- XIX. ST. MICHAEL’S MOUNT.
- XX. MINSTER, _or_ Talcarn[135], _in the deanry of_ Trigge Minor.
- XXI. NEWPORT _near_ Launceston.
- XXV. ST. PIERAN in Zabulo, _in the deanry of_ Pydre.
- XXVI. ST. PROBUS, _in the deanry_ of Powder.
- XXVII. SALTASH, _in the deanry_ of East.
- XXVIII. SYLLY.
- XXXI. TREBIGH, _or_ Turbigh.
- XXXII. TREGONY, _in the deanry of_ Powder.
- XXXIII. TRURO.
- APPENDIX.
- XI.
- SOME DOCUMENTS RELATIVE TO THE PRIORY AT BODMIN.
- BODMYN.
- BODMIN PRIORATUS.
- APPENDIX.
- XII.
- EARLS OF CORNWALL.
- EARLS OF CORNWALL ANTE CONQU:
- ROBERT, EARL OF CORNWALL.
- REGINALD EARL OF CORNWALL.
- RICHARD EARL OF CORNWALL.
- EDMUND EARL OF CORNWALL.
- JOHN OF ELTHAM, EARL OF CORNWALL. (2 EDW. III.)
- 6. EDWARD PLANTAGENET, son and heir of King Richard the Third.
- 8. HENRY TUDOR, afterwards King Henry the Eighth.
- 10. CHARLES STUART, afterwards King Charles the First.
- 11. CHARLES STUART, afterwards King Charles the Second.
- 12. GEORGE AUGUSTUS, afterwards King George the Second.
- 14. GEORGE WILLIAM FREDERICK, afterwards King George the Third.
- 15. GEORGE AUGUSTUS FREDERICK, afterwards King George the Fourth.
- APPENDIX.
- XIII.
- THE HUNDREDS OF CORNWALL.
- THE HUNDREDS OF CORNWALL.
- STRATTON.
- POWDRE.
- PIDRE.
- TRIG.
- EAST AND WEST.
- KERRIER.
- PENWITH.
- APPENDIX.
- XIV.
- EPITAPH OF RICHARD CAREW, OF ANTONY, ESQ.
- INDEX
- TO
- CAREW’S SURVEY OF CORNWALL.
- Quoykyn, Roland de, 52
- Yeomanry, 66
- INDEX.
- Cabellan, iv. 128
- Haccombe, iii. 372. Chantry in ibid.
- Mabe hill, iii. 63
- Sabina Popeia, i. 329
- ERRATA.
- VOLUME IV.
- THE END.
- J. B. NICHOLS AND SON, 25, PARLIAMENT-STREET.