INDEX
- Abbey of St. Rumon, Tavistock, 5, 73.
- Abbot of Buckfast, former town house of, 68.
- Abbot of Tavistock, Aldred, 118.
- ” ” Banham, John, 119.
- ” ” Campbell, John, 118.
- ” ” Chubbe, John, 118.
- ” ” Cullyng, Thomas, 118.
- ” ” de Courtenay, John, 118.
- ” ” Denyngton, John, 119.
- ” ” Langdon, Stephen, 119.
- ” ” Lyfing, 118.
- ” ” Peryn, John, 119.
- Abbot Sithric, last Saxon Abbot of Tavistock, 8.
- Adelaide, Queen, at “Clarence,” Exeter, 76.
- Adye, Rev. Frederick, Romance of, 203.
- Albemarle, George Monk, Duke of, 133.
- Alexander, Plans of Mr. David, 201.
- Alfred the Great, Relief of Exeter by, 4.
- Amicia, Countess of Devon, 48.
- Ancient Cathedral of Cornwall, 177.
- Annals of Chagford, 10.
- Apollo Room, New Inn, Exeter, 67-69.
- Archbishop of Canterbury, William Courtenay, 50.
- Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr. Temple, 60.
- Armada, Coming of the, 93.
- Arms of Sir George Treby, Plympton Guildhall, 195.
- Arundel, Sir Humphrey, 11, 82, 83.
- Asser, Saxon Chronicle of, 4.
- Athelstan, Charter to Barnstaple from King, 276.
- ” Drives Britons out of Exeter, 3.
- Athos, Founder of illustrious family, 34.
- Attack on Pensaulcoit, 3.
- Babb, Lieutenant Colonel, 261.
- Babbage, Charles, famous mathematician, 166.
- Babbage, Miss Juliana, 166.
- Ball, Barnstaple Fair, 281.
- Barclay, Alexander, “Stultifera Navis” of, 211.
- Barnstaple Borough, 295.
- Baronet, First Devonshire, 71.
- Baskerville, Sir Simon, Mural tablet of, 65.
- Bastard, Mr. William, of Kitley, 255.
- Battle of Stratton, 105.
- “Bear Inn,” The, Exeter, 73.
- Bearne, Story of Miss Joan, 175.
- Beaufort, Duke of, 256.
- Beer, Harbour construction at, 274.
- ” birthplace of Jack Rattenbury, 264.
- ” return to, of Jack Rattenbury, 268, 269.
- ” to Thorverton Canal, 274.
- Bercle, David, Prior of Plympton, 186.
- Berry Pomeroy, Sir Edward Seymour of, 71.
- Bideford, Importance of, 9.
- Bishop of Exeter, Peter Courtenay, 56.
- Black Prince, Relations of Exeter with the, 8.
- Blake, Admiral, Death of, 95.
- ” ” Pursuit of Van Tromp, 112.
- Blewitt, account of the landing of the Prince of Orange, 161–163.
- Blewitt, “Panorama of Torquay,” 172.
- “Bob’s Nose” headland, 273.
- Boger, Mr. Deeble, Recorder of Plympton, 192.
- Bompas, cross-examination by Mr. Sergeant, 275.
- Bonville, Lady Cicely, 210.
- Bray, Mrs., description of Druidic remains, 2.
- Bray, Mrs., Local tales of, 116.
- “Brevia Parliamentaria,” Prynne’s, 287.
- British Revolution, George Moore’s History of the, 287.
- Brooke, Christopher, 123.
- Browne, William, Tavistock poet, 117–212.
- Brutus, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24.
- ” Stone, 24.
- Brut, Tysilio, 23.
- ” Gr. ab Arthur, 23.
- Buller, Francis, puisne judge, 214.
- Burnet, Dr., proclamation of the Prince of Orange, 17, 174.
- Burritt, reminiscences of Elihu, 94.
- Butler, Samuel, caricaturist in verse, 218.
- Cadhay, Ottery St. Mary, 213.
- Caer, Pensauelcoit, 31.
- Canal, Beer to Thorverton, 274.
- Canterbury, William Courtenay, Archbishop of, 50.
- Canute, 4.
- Captain Cook, departure from Plymouth, 96.
- Capture of Jack Rattenbury by French privateer, 266.
- Cardinal Reginald Pole, 52.
- Carew, Sir Peter, 11, 70, 83.
- ” Sir Gawen, 11, 70, 83.
- Carew’s “Survey of Cornwall,” 27.
- Cargoes from Cherbourg, 273.
- Cary, Colonel, 261.
- Castle of Rougemont, 8.
- ” Plympton, 177, 178.
- ” Salcombe, 15.
- Cathedral, ancient, of Cornwall, 177.
- Catskin Earls, Origin of, 59.
- Catullus, 145.
- Chagford, Annals of, 10.
- Chancellor, Earl of Halsbury, present Lord, 291.
- ” of the Duchy of Lancaster, present, 294.
- Chanters House, quarters of Sir Thomas Fairfax, 213.
- Chapel at Ottery St. Mary, Independent, 214.
- Charles I., King, 94.
- ” Lord Lansdowne, 112.
- Cherbourg, cargoes from, 273.
- Chronicle of Higden, 31.
- Church, Colyton, Effigy of Lady Pole in, 244.
- Church, Plympton Town, 190.
- ” ” St. Mary, 189.
- ” St. Germans, 177.
- Churchyard, ring of Mary, 164.
- “Clarence” Inn, Exeter, 74.
- ” ” ” Duchess of Clarence at the, 76.
- Clinton, Captain Lord, 253.
- Close, house in the, 68.
- Cluobrera, Gabriello, the Pindar of Italy, 222.
- Clyst St. Mary, 85.
- Coke, Sir Edward, on Magna Carta, 285.
- Coleridge, Rev. John, 212, 214.
- ” ” George, 212.
- ” ” Samuel Taylor, Birthplace of, 214.
- Collection of manuscripts, 284.
- College of Ottery St. Mary, 211.
- Collins, Mary, maid to Mrs. Bray, 117.
- Collins, Rev. Robert, Nonconformist leader, 213, 214.
- Comte de Chambord, Funeral of the, 46.
- Consort, late Prince, visit to the Duchy Estates, 208.
- Convention Room, 213.
- Convict Settlement, Formation of, 208.
- Coplestone Cross, 7.
- Coplestones of White Spur, Race of the, 7.
- Corinæus, 25.
- ” Rule of, 20.
- ” Combat of, 21.
- Cosmo III., Grand Duke of Tuscany, 68.
- Cottenham, First Earl of, 58, 61, 62.
- Cotton, R. W., on Barnstaple, 132.
- Courtenay, Baronetcy refused by family of, 57.
- ” Barony refused by family of, 57.
- ” Edward, 53–55.
- ” Edward Baldwin, 12th Earl of Devon, 61.
- ” Henry, 80.
- ” Henry Hugh, 13th Earl of Devon, 61, 89.
- ” Henry Reginald, Lord, 61.
- ” John, 50.
- ” Lord, 260.
- ” Made Viscount, 57.
- ” Peter, Bishop of Exeter, 56, 183.
- ” Philip, 49.
- ” Sir Hugh, 49, 180.
- ” Sir William, 51.
- ” Sir William of Powderham, 56, 122, 172.
- ” Thomas, 80.
- ” William, 9th Earl of Devon, 59.
- ” William, 10th Earl of Devon, 59.
- ” William Reginald, 11th Earl of Devon, 60.
- Courtneie, Sir Peter, Sheriff of Exeter, 83.
- Coverdale, Myles, 77.
- ” translator of the Bible, 169.
- Crediton, town of, 6, 83.
- Crockern Tor Parliament, 9.
- Cynewulf, King of Wessex, 3.
- Cruwys, Mr., of Cruwys Morchard—old Devon family, 294.
- Danes at Exmouth, 4.
- Dartmoor, King Edgar on, 6.
- ” Pre-historic Remains on, 1.
- ” Rowe’s, 209.
- Dartmouth Castle, Last Governor of, 167.
- ” Charming, 9.
- ” French Vessel taken at, 18.
- ” Jail, 271.
- ” Trade with Newfoundland, 12.
- Davidson, J. B., of Secktor, 155.
- Davy, Birthplace of Edward, 216.
- Dean Bourn, 146.
- ” Court, 143.
- ” Prior, Village of, 141, 143.
- Debrun, Ponce Denis, Pindar of France, 222.
- de Courtenay, Baldwin, 43.
- ” ” Jocelyn, 35, 39.
- ” ” ” II., 36.
- ” ” ” III., 37.
- ” ” ” IV., 38.
- ” ” Peter, 41.
- ” ” Reginald, 39, 40.
- ” ” Robert, 42.
- ” ” William, 39.
- de Courteney, John, Abbot of TavistockTavistock, 118.
- ” ” Reginald, 47.
- ” ” Robert, 48.
- de Grandisson, John, 80.
- de Grenville, First Sir Richard, 99.
- ” ” Sir Richard, Marshal of Calais, 99.
- ” ” Sir Richard, Capture of Spanish Vessel, 100.
- ” ” Sir Roger, sea captain, 99.
- Delaney, letters of Mrs., 246.
- Denyngton, John, Abbot of Tavistock, 118.
- De Quincey, Anecdote of, 214.
- Devon, Amicia, Countess of, 48.
- ” Edward Baldwin, 12th Earl of, 61.
- ” Edward, Earl of, 55.
- ” Henry Hugh, 13th Earl of, 61, 89.
- ” Notes to Risdon’s, 201.
- ” William, 10th Earl of, 57.
- ” William Reginald, 11th Earl of, 60.
- Dickinson, Mr., of KnightshayesKnightshayes, 294.
- Dodbrooke, birthplace of Dr. John Wolcot, 219.
- Dodderidge, Effigy of Lady, 244.
- “Dolphin” Inn at Exeter, 71, 72.
- Dolvin Road, 124.
- Dorot, Jean, a French Pindar, 222.
- “Dover,” adventures of the, 264.
- Drake, Sir Francis, 90, 91, 93, 192.
- ” ” Statue of, 121.
- Drayton, Michael, poet, 27, 123, 129, 213.
- Drewe, John and Edward, of Killerton, 72.
- Druids in Devon, 2.
- Duchess of Clarence (afterwards Queen Adelaide) at Exeter, 76.
- Duchy of Lancaster, present Chancellor of, 294.
- Dugdale, copying register, 47.
- Duke of Kent at Exeter, 76.
- ” ” ” Death of, 19.
- “Duke of Millaine,” Massinger’s, 130.
- Duncan, Arrival in Exeter of Lord, 76.
- Dunsford, Martin, historian of Tiverton, 289.
- Duntze, family of, 291.
- Earl of Cottenham, Mr. Pepys, afterwards first, 58, 61, 62.
- Earl Ethelwold, 5.
- Earl of Harrowby’s present to Tiverton, 284.
- Earl of Torrington, George Monk, 133.
- Earls, Catskin, Origin of, 59.
- Eastlake, First school of Sir Charles, 196.
- Eddystone Lighthouse, Completion of, 95.
- Edgar, King, 5.
- Edith, Queen, 7.
- Edward the Confessor, 7.
- Edward I. varies direction of writs, 286.
- Effigy of Lady Pole, 244.
- ” ” ” Dodderidge, 244.
- Elfrida, Loveliness of, 5.
- Elizabeth, Queen, 239.
- Emperor of Russia, Grand Duke Nicholas, afterwards, 76.
- Epitaph on the Countess of Pembroke, 128.
- Ethelwolf, Saxon King, 181.
- Evans, Poetry and prose of Miss Rachel, 117.
- Exeter, 3, 85, 86.
- ” Arrival of Lord Duncan at, 76.
- ” “Bear Inn” at, 73, 233.
- ” “Clarence” at, 74.
- ” Danes at, 4.
- ” “Dolphin Inn” at, 71, 72.
- ” Free Republic of, 7.
- ” Headquarters of the Danes at, 4.
- ” Henry, first Marquis of, 51, 52.
- ” History of, Jenkin’s, 73.
- ” “Mermaid” Inn at, 69.
- ” “New” Inn, 63–68.
- ” Peter Courtenay, Bishop of, 56.
- ” Royalist, 13.
- ” Sieges of, 8, 10, 87.
- ” William Warelwast, Bishop of, 182.
- Exmouth, Danes at, 4.
- Fair ball, Barnstaple, 281.
- Fair, poem on Barnstaple, 282.
- Fairfax, Letter to Speaker from General, 136.
- ” March to Great Torrington by General, 133.
- ” Sir Thomas, 213.
- ” Sir Thomas, Wonderful preservation of, 138.
- Field, Mr. Barron, on Dean Prior, 153.
- Firing of Teignmouth, 18.
- First Earl of Cottenham, Pepys, afterwards, 58, 61, 62.
- First Marquis of Exeter, 51.
- Foote, Maria, celebrated actress, 75.
- Former Town Mansion of Abbot of Buckfast, 68.
- Fortescue, Lord, 256.
- ” Lieutenant-Colonel, 260.
- ” Sir Edmund, 14.
- Freemasons, French, in England, 206.
- Free Republic of Exeter, 7.
- French landing at Torquay, 18.
- French privateer, capture by, 266.
- Froude on Sir Richard Grenville, 100.
- Fuller on bone lace, 241.
- Geoffrey, of Monmouth, 21.
- George III., Memorial to son of, 19.
- ” ” Visit to Exeter, 233.
- Gilbert, Adrian and Humphry, 12.
- Glanville of Kilworthy, Judge, 124.
- ” John, 125.
- ” Sir Francis, 125.
- Goegmagot, 25.
- Gogmagog, 27, 28.
- Grammar School of Plymouth, 197.
- ” ” Kingsbridge, 223.
- Grand Duke of Tuscany, Cosmo III., 68.
- ” ” Nicholas received by Samuel Foote, 76.
- Grandisson, Bishop, 185, 210.
- Granville, George, created Lord Lansdown, 114.
- ” Lord of Potheridge, 112.
- ” Sir Bevill, at Steinkirk, 113.
- Gray, Monument of Thomas, 222.
- Great Coplestones, race of, 7.
- ” Torrington, Fight at, 133.
- Grenville, Bevill, supporter of Charles I., 104.
- ” ” knighted at Berwick, 105.
- ” ” brother of Sir Richard, 122.
- ” John, drowned, 104.
- ” 2nd John, leads charge at Lansdown, 108.
- ” 2nd John, knighted at Bristol, 110.
- ” John, brother of Sir Bevill, Flight of, 122.
- ” Sir John, flight to Scilly Isles, 111.
- ” Sir Richard, 108.
- ” 3rd Sir Richard, fight with Spanish at Flores, 103.
- ” 3rd Sir Richard Death of, 104.
- ” 4th Sir Richard, Death in exile of, 110.
- “Greyhound,” lieutenant of the, 269.
- Grosart, Mr., statement re brasses, 142.
- Guildhall, Barnstaple, 280.
- Hall, Barnstaple Quay, 280.
- Hamoaze, The, 26.
- Hamo’s, Port, 26.
- Hanmer, Londonderry, 250.
- Harbour construction at Beer, scheme for, 274.
- Harris, Form of parole by Captain Vernon, 204.
- Harris, Pamphlet by Captain Vernon, 203.
- Harrowby, present Earl of, 284.
- Harrowby, 1st Lord, 290–291, 295.
- ” 2nd Lord, first Earl, 291.
- Hawker, Sketch by late Reverend Treasurer, 232–234.
- Hawkins, Sir John, 12, 92.
- ” William, 12.
- Haydon, Benjamin, last visit to Grammar School, 196.
- Headland, “Bob’s Nose,” 273.
- Heathcoat, Mr. John, “Lord Tiverton,” 292.
- Hele, Sir John, distinguished lawyer, 192.
- Henry Courtenay, first Marquis of Exeter, 51, 52.
- Heydon, Curious certificate of Rev. John, 138, 139.
- Higden, Chronicle of, 31.
- Hill, Colonel, in Portugal, 251.
- Historian of Tiverton, Martin Dunsford, 289.
- History of Kingsbridge, 237.
- ” ” Torquay, 172.
- “History of the British Revolution,” George Moore’s, 287.
- Hoker, John, alias of John Vowell, 81.
- Holdsworth, Governor of Dartmouth Castle, 167.
- Honiton, 238.
- ” Mrs. Lydia Maynard of, 243.
- Hopton, Defeat of Lord, 133, 135.
- Horace, 145.
- Howard, Disposal of estates of Lady, 122.
- ” Lord Thomas, 101.
- ” Romance of Lady, 121.
- Ilfracombe, 9.
- Independent Chapel, Ottery St. Mary, 214.
- Ine, King of West Saxons, 3.
- Ingelow, Jean, poem on Eddystone Lighthouse, 95.
- Inns of Court, lawyers of, 286.
- Inscriptions, Ogham, 6.
- Isaacke, Chronicler, 8.
- Jail, Dartmouth, 271.
- Jenkin’s History of Exeter, 73.
- Johnson, Dr., on Inns, 63.
- ” ” visit to Devonshire, 198.
- Jonson, Ben, on Browne’s “Britannia’s Pastorals,” 124.
- Keats on Cider making, 146.
- Kennicott, Dr., 214.
- Kerslake, Mr. T., 30.
- Killerton, John and Edward Drewe of, 72.
- King Charles besieging Plymouth, 15.
- ” Stephen, 8.
- Kinglake, W., 215.
- Kingsbridge Grammar School, 233.
- King’s Grammar School, Ottery, 212.
- Knightshayes, Mr. Dickinson of, 294.
- Lacy, Petition to Bishop, 184.
- Lamb, Schoolfellow of Charles, 215.
- Lancaster, ancestor of present Chancellor of Duchy of, 294.
- Landing of the Prince of Orange, 16.
- Langdon, Stephen, Abbot of Tavistock, 119.
- Lansdown, Attack on Sir William Waller at, 107.
- Lansdown, Charles, Lord, 112.
- Larkham, Thomas, Puritan incumbent, 116.
- Last Governor of Dartmouth Castle, Letter from, 167.
- Late Prince Consort, visit to Dartmoor, 208.
- Lawyers of Inns of Court, 286.
- Leicester, Earl of, 287.
- Leland on Plympton Castle, 178, 179, 181.
- Leofric, Bishop, 7.
- Letter to Dr. Oliver, 186.
- Lieutenant of the “Greyhound,” enmity of, 269.
- Lighthouse, First Eddystone, 95.
- Lord Russell, 11.
- Lowman Green, Tiverton, Mr. George Owen of, 294.
- Lydford Law, Satire on, 128.
- Lyte, Communication from Rev. H. F., 161.
- Lyte, Rev. H. F., presentation to William IV., 162.
- Mackenzie, Colonel, 256.
- Magna Carta, 285.
- Manuscripts, collection of, 284
- Marquis of Worcester, 250.
- Massinger’s “Duke of Millaine,” 130.
- Maurice, Prince, 15.
- ” ” at Chard, 107.
- “Mayflower,” Sailing of the, 94.
- Maynard, John, eminent townsman, 126.
- ” Sir John, Lord Commissioner, 155.
- ” Sir John, Recorder of Brixham, 156.
- ” Sir John represents Plympton, 192.
- ” of Honiton, Mrs. Lydia, 243.
- “Mermaid” Inn at Exeter, 69.
- Monk, George, Duke of Albemarle, in Scotland, 109.
- Monk, George, Duke of Albemarle, Restoration of Charles II., 112, 133.
- Monmouth Rebellion, 16.
- Montgomery, Colonel, 251.
- ” Lord, 250.
- Monument to Sir William Strode, 190.
- ” to Thomas Gray, 222.
- Moore’s “History of the British Revolution,” 287.
- “Mother Molly,” Miss Peard’s, 255.
- Mural Tablet to Sir Simon Baskerville, 65.
- Napoleon on board the Bellerophon, 96.
- Nennius, 22.
- Newfoundland seized, 12.
- “New Inn,” Exeter, 63–67.
- ” ” ” Apollo room in the, 67–69.
- ” ” ” “Inne Halle,” 66.
- Norden, John, 79.
- Northcote, Education of, 196.
- ” Sir Stafford, 260.
- Notes to Risdon’s “Devonshire,” 201.
- Offering to Richard III., 10.
- Ogham Inscriptions, 6.
- Oldham, Visitation to Plympton Priory by Bishop, 186.
- Oliver, Dr., 69, 182, 183, 186.
- ” ” Letter to, 186.
- Opie, John, 228, 229, 237.
- Orchard, Colonel, 256.
- Ordulf, founder of St. Rumon’s Abbey, 5.
- Owen, Mr. George, of Lowman Green, Tiverton, 294.
- Paignton, Bible Tower at, 169.
- Palgrave, Sir Francis, Theory of, 4.
- Palk, Captain Walter, 261.
- “Panorama of Torquay,” Blewitt’s, 161, 172.
- Parliament, Crockern Tor, 9.
- Peard, Miss, 255.
- Peeke, Exploits in Spain of Richard, 127.
- Pembroke, Ann Clifford, Countess of, 287.
- ” Epitaph on the Countess of, 128.
- “Pendennis,” Thackeray’s, 215.
- Pensaulcoit, Attack on, 3.
- ” Caer, 31.
- Penselwood, 31.
- Perkin Warbeck, 11.
- Perry-Keene, Rev., Vicar of Dean Prior, 141.
- Peryn, John, Abbot of Tavistock, 119.
- Peters, Hugh, Puritan preacher, 138.
- Petre, Master William, 71.
- Pindar, first lyric poet of Bœotia, 219.
- Pindars, French and Italian, 222.
- Pixie’s Parlour, 215.
- Plato on birds, 144.
- Plymouth, 12.
- ” Port of, 89.
- ” Siege of, 15, 25.
- Plympton, 176.
- ” Castle, 177, 178.
- ” Grammar School, 196.
- ” Guildhall, 195.
- ” David Bercle, Prior of, 186.
- ” Priory, 181, 182, 187.
- ” St. Mary Church, 190.
- ” Town Church, 190.
- Pode, J. S., 256.
- Poem, “Barnstaple Fair,” 282.
- Pole, Cardinal Reginald, 52.
- ” Effigy of Lady, 244.
- ” Influence of Sir William, 274.
- Polwhele, 2, 213.
- “Polyolbion,” Drayton’s, 27.
- Pomeroy, Sir Humphry, 11.
- Port, Hamo’s, 26.
- Port of Topsham, 9.
- Poulain, Interesting book of Mons. Jules, 203.
- Powderham, Sir William Courtenay of, 56.
- Powderham, Viscount Courtenay of, 57.
- Pre-historic Remains on Dartmoor, 1.
- Present Chancellor of Duchy of Lancaster, 294.
- Prideaux, Colonel Sir Edmund, 262.
- Prince Consort, the late, visit to Duchy Estates, 208.
- ” Maurice, 15, 107.
- ” of Orange, Landing of the, 16.
- ” “Worthies of Devon,” 73.
- Princess Henrietta Anne, born at Exeter, 13.
- Privateer, capture by French, 266.
- Privateering, 264.
- Prynne’s “Brevia Parliamentaria,” 288.
- Pym, John, 125.
- Quay Hall, Barnstaple, 280.
- Queen Adelaide, 246.
- ” ” at the “Clarence,” Exeter, 76.
- ” Elizabeth, Fondness for dress of, 239.
- ” Victoria, 246.
- ” ” Early home of, 19.
- Raleigh, Sir Walter, 13, 212.
- Rattenbury, Jack, amusing cross-examination of, 275.
- ” ” birthplace at Beer, 264, 274.
- ” ” capture by French privateer, 266.
- ” ” pension allowed to, 275.
- Rebellion of Monmouth, 16.
- Records, Barnstaple Borough, 278.
- Republic, Free, of Exeter, 7.
- Revolt of Scilly Isles, 111.
- Reynolds, Sir Joshua, 176.
- ” ” ” admiration of cloisters, 197.
- ” Sir Joshua, Appreciation of, 227, 229.
- ” Sir Joshua, astonished by the King, 199.
- ” Sir Joshua, Birth of, 198.
- Richard II., Offering to, 10.
- Risdon’s Notes to “Devonshire,” 201.
- ” Honiton, 238.
- Rivers, Sir Richard, 178.
- Rolle, Lord, 260, 268, 272, 274, 275.
- ” Sir John, 68.
- ” ” ” House in the close, 68.
- Roope, Mr. Nicholas, first openly to espouse the Prince of Orange, 167.
- Roscommon, nephew of Strafford, 126.
- Rougemont Castle, 8.
- Rowe’s “Dartmoor,” Information derived from, 209.
- Russell, Lord, 11, 83, 86.
- ” Arthur, 121.
- ” John, Leader of Reform, 121.
- ” William, Patriot, 121.
- Russells of Tavistock, The, 121.
- Ryder, family of, 290–296.
- St. Boniface of Germany, 3.
- St. German’s Church, ancient cathedral, 177.
- St. Mary’s Church, Plympton, 189.
- Salcombe Castle, 15.
- Sampford Courtney, 82.
- ” ” Battle of, 87.
- ” ” Whitsun Monday at, 83.
- Saxon Abbots, Last of Tavistock, 8.
- Saxons, The, 3.
- “Saxon School” of Tavistock, 118.
- Scilly Isles, Revolt of the, 111.
- Seale, Letter to Sir H. P., 167.
- Secktor, Mr. J. B. Davidson of, 155.
- Secretary of State, Sir Joseph Williamson, 287.
- Seizure of Newfoundland, 12.
- Sergeant Bompas, amusing cross-examination by, 275
- Seymour, Lord, 261.
- ” Sir Edward, Proposal of, 17.
- ” Sir Edward, the younger, 167
- Ship of Fools, “Stultifera Navis,” 211.
- Siege of Plymouth, 15, 25.
- Sieges of Exeter, 8, 10.
- Sithric, Abbot, 8.
- Slanning, Sir Nicholas, at the siege of Bristol, 192.
- Smith, Mr. Goldwin, 81.
- Snell, John, 15.
- Sonnet to the River Otter, 215.
- Speke, Arrival of Hugh, 17.
- Spenser, 27.
- Sprigge, Joshua, Chaplain to Fairfax, 133.
- Stamford, Earl of, Parliamentarian commander, 105.
- Stapledon, Bishop, consecrates Plympton Church, 183.
- Statue of Sir Francis Drake, 121.
- Steinkirk, Battle of, 113.
- Stephen, King, 8, 179.
- Stokes, Mr. H. S., as West Country poet, 117.
- Stratton, Battle at, 105–107.
- Strode, Sir William, member for Plympton, 192.
- Strode, Sir William, Monument to, 190.
- “Stultifera Navis,” or Ship of Fools, 211.
- Survey of Cornwall, Carew’s, 27.
- Sweyn, Revenge of, 4.
- Tablet to Lieutenant-Colonel Babb, 261.
- Tavistock Abbey, 5, 73.
- ” Beauty of, 116.
- ” Last Saxon Abbot of, 8.
- ” Tamar side of, 131.
- ” Town Mansion of Abbots of, 73.
- Teignmouth, Firing of, 18.
- Temple, Dr., Archbishop of Canterbury, 60.
- Thackeray, Youthful home of, 215.
- The Armada, Appearance off Plymouth of, 93.
- ” College of Ottery St. Mary, 211.
- ” Conqueror, William, 7.
- ” Convention Room, Ottery St. Mary, 213.
- ” “Dover,” adventures of, 265.
- ” Earl of Leicester, 287.
- ” Earl of Stamford, 105.
- ” “Greyhound,” lieutenant of, 269.
- ” Guildhall, Barnstaple, 280.
- ” Hamoaze, 26.
- ” Marquis of Worcester, 250.
- ” Mayflower, Sailing of, 94.
- ” present Lord Chancellor, 291.
- ” Prince of Orange, Landing of, 16.
- ” Quay Hall, Barnstaple, 280.
- ” Revenge, naval battle at Flores, 101, 102.
- ” ” Surrender of, 103.
- ” River Otter, Sonnet to, 215.
- ” Russells of Tavistock, 121.
- ” Saxons, 3.
- ” Tiger, Sir Richard Grenville’s Ship, 100.
- Theory of Sir Francis Palgrave, 4.
- Thorverton, canal from Beer to, 274.
- Thurlestone, Vicar of, 15.
- Tiverton, 243, 284–296.
- Tiverton, Martin Dunsford, historian of, 289.
- Topsham, Port of, 9.
- Torquay, French landing at, 18.
- Torrington, George Monk, Earl of, 133.
- Totnes, Claims of, 29.
- ” Landing of Brutus at, 24.
- ” Port of, 30.
- Town Church, Plympton, 190.
- ” Mansion of Abbots of Tavistock, 73.
- Treadwin, Mrs., 248, 249.
- ” ” Younger days of, 247.
- Treby, Sir George, 192.
- ” ” ” Arms of, 195.
- Trelawney, Sir William, 225, 226.
- Trevelyan, Lady, 248.
- Trevisa, 32.
- Turner, J. M. W., 227.
- Tyrwhitt, Sir Thomas, lays first stone of Dartmoor Prison, 201.
- Tyrwhitt, Sir Thomas, Privileges procured by, 203.
- Van Tromp attempts to bribe Grenville, 111.
- Vicar of Thurlestone, 15.
- Village of Dean Prior, 141.
- Vowell, John, 77, 81.
- Waller, Sir William, attacked at Lansdown, 107.
- Walpole, Sir Robert, 289, 290.
- Walrond, Sir W. H., 294.
- Warbeck, Perkin, 11.
- Warelwast, William, Bishop of Exeter, 182.
- Westcote, 27.
- ” on Honiton, 238.
- ” on lace, 240.
- White, Mr., contradiction of story, 161.
- ” ” History of Torquay, 172.
- Whittaker on the Cornish language, 80.
- “Whittle, John,” pamphlet on landing of the Prince of Orange, 155.
- Wilkie visits Plympton Grammar School, 198.
- Williamson, letter to Countess of Pembroke from Sir Joseph, 287.
- William the Conqueror, 7.
- ” IV. landing at Brixham, 162.
- Windeatt, Mr. Edward, 24.
- ” Mr. M., 261.
- ” Samuel and Thomas, 165.
- Winstanley, Henry, completion of first Eddystone Lighthouse, 95.
- Wolcot, Dr. Alexander, father of Dr. John Wolcot, 223.
- Wolcot, Dr. John, “Peter Pindar,” 218–223.
- Wood, Mr. Beavis, 295.
- “Worthies of Devon,” Prince’s, 73.
- Worth, Mr., of Worth—old Devon family, 294.
- Wren, Sir Christopher, distinguished representative, 193.
- Wren, Sir Christopher, first architect returned to Parliament, 194.
- Yonge, Sir George, Factory built by, 212.
- ” Sir William, 289.
- Youthful home of Thackeray, 215.