The North Devon Coast

by Charles G. Harper

• Abbotsham, [205]
• Appledore, [86], [140], [170], [174], [197], [200]
• Armada guns, [189]
• Artavia, Barnstaple, [208]
• Baggy Point, [140]
• Barle, River, [5]
• Barley Bay, [227]
• Barnstaple, [27], [29], [30], [86], [113], [115], [154–72], [208]
• Barricane Beach, [138]
• Barum, i.e. Barnstaple, [161]
• Benson, Thomas, [115]
• Berrynarbor, [77], [95], [128–30]
• Bickington, [174]
• Bideford, [86], [115], [170], [173], [176–97], [205]
• —— and Westward Ho! Railway, [197]
• Black Church Rock, [226]
• —— Mouth, [228]
• Blackstone Point, [68]
• Bloody Corner, [199]
• “Blue Ball” inn, Countisbury, [36]
• Bone Hill, [198]
• Bonhill Top, [52]
• Brannock, Saint, [141], [142], [144], [145]
• Braunton, [142], [144–9], [194]
• —— Burrows, [2], [143], [149–54], [198]
• Brendon Two Gates, [6]
• Briary Caves, [80]
• Bridge Ball, [6], [31]
• Buck’s Cross, [206]
• —— Mill, [206]
• Bull Point, [132]
• Burrow Nose, [80]
• Caen, River, [149]
• Capern, Edward, [193–6]
• Capstone Hill, [84], [92], [97]
• —— Parade, [85], [94], [97]
• Cary family, [211]
• Castle Rock, [45], [50], [51]
• Catherine Tor, [238]
• Chain Beach, [85]
• Chambercombe, [97], [123–8]
• Champernowne family, [89], [128]
• “Chanter’s Folly,” [175]
• Chapman Barrows, [5]
• Clausa Vallis, (?) Clovelly, [208]
• Cliff Railway, Lynmouth, [22–40]
• Clovelly, [2], [90], [99], [100], [113], [190], [205–26]
• Combemartin, [68], [69], [71–80], [88], [95]
• Compass Hill, [84]
• Countisbury, [28], [31], [35], [36]
• —— Foreland, [37–45]
• “Cow and Calf” Rocks, [227]
• Crock Point, [52]
• Croyde, [141]
• “Cruel Coppinger,” [239]
• Damehole Point, [228]
• “Devil’s Cheese-wring,” [50]
• “—— Chimney,” [121]
• “—— Limekiln,” [120]
• “Duty Point,” [26], [45]
• East-the-Water, [176], [189]
• Eldern Point, [227]
• Exe Head, [5]
• Exmansworthy Cliff, [226]
• Exmoor, [4]
• Faggus, Tom, [158]
• Fairy Cross, [206]
• Farley, [31], [32]
• —— Water, [6]
• Fatacott Cliff, [226]
• Fremington, [28], [174]
• Freshwater Cascade, [210]
• Gallantry Bower, [224]
• Georgeham, [140]
• Glen Lyn, [15]
• Glenthorne, [2], [35], [38], [39], [41], [42]
• “Golden Lion,” Barnstaple, [166]
• Great Hangman Point, [66], [67], [68]
• Grenville family, [182–9]
• Gull Rock, [240]
• Halliday, Rev. W. S., [42]
• Hamlyn family, [211]
• Hangman Hills, [66–8]
• “Hangman Stone,” [66]
• Hannington, Bishop, [59]
• Hartland, [77], [224], [227]
• —— Abbey, [228–31], [234]
• —— Point, [116], [133], [208], [227]
• —— Quay, [227], [237]
• Havergal, Rev. W. H., [14]
• Heanton Court, [154]
• —— Punchardon, [194]
• Heddon, River, [63]
• Heddon’s Mouth, [2], [44], [58], [62–4]
• Hele Bay, [82], [97]
• High Veer, [63]
• Hillsborough, [82], [97]
• Hoar Oak Stone, [6]
• Hobby Drive, [207], [210], [223], [224]
• Holdstone Down, [65]
• “Hoops Inn,” [206]
• Horns Cross, [206]
• Hubba’s Stone, [200]
• “Hunter’s Inn,” [64]
• Ilfracombe, [31], [80], [82], [84–106]
• “Inkerman Bridge,” [57]
• Instow, [174], [190], [200]
• “Jennifrid’s Leap,” [33], [52]
• Jennings, Louis, [22]
• Kingsley, Charles, [72], [96], [138], [176–8], [181], [189], [190], [198], [201], [202], [224], [241]
• Lamator, [107], [108]
• Lantern Hill, [84], [88], [89], [97]
• Lee “Abbey,” [29], [51–3]
• —— Bay (near Lynton), [52–6]
• —— —— (near Ilfracombe), [131]
• Lundy, [106–22], [175]
• Lyn, River, [5–7], [10], [14], [17], [37]
• Lynmouth, [2–21], [31], [32], [90], [99], [100]
• Lynton, [3], [21–5], [28], [34], [95], [99], [160]
• —— and Barnstaple Railway, [22–4], [57]
• Marisco Castle, [108]
• Marsland Mouth, [240–45]
• Martinhoe, [57]
• Montagu, H.M.S., [116–19]
• Morte Point, [133]
• —— Stone, [133]
• Morthoe, [132–7]
• Mouth Mill, [224–6]
• Nectan, St., [234], [239]
• “New Inn,” Clovelly, [210–14], [216], [217]
• North Walk, Lynmouth, [44]
• Northam, [197–201]
• —— Burrows, [143]
• “Pack of Cards” (“King’s Arms”), Combemartin, [72], [73], [80]
• Pebble Ridge, The, [198], [201] [204]
• Peppercombe, [206]
• Pilton, [154–7], [235]
• Point Desolation, [41]
• Portledge, [190], [205]
• Putsborough, [141]
• “Queen Anne’s Walk,” Barnstaple, [167]
• “Ragged Jack,” [50], [51]
• Rapparee Cove, [87]
• Rat Island, [107]
• Rawdon, General, [11]
• “Red Lion,” Clovelly, [211], [220], [221]
• Rillage Point, [82]
• “Rodney,” [41]
• Rone, Earl of, [88]
• “Royal Hotel,” Bideford, [177]
• Runnacleaves, The, [84]
• Samson’s Bay, [82]
• Saunton, [142–4]
• Schorne, Master John, [145]
• “Seven Brethren Bank,” [173]
• Sherracombe, [68]
• Shipload Bay, [227]
• Shutter Rock, [116], [120]
• Sillery Sands, [35]
• Simonsbath, [35]
• Smallmouth, [80]
• Smoothlands, [228]
• Speke’s Mouth, [238]
• Stoke, [234–7]
• Stucley family, [231–4]
• Tapeley Park, [176], [190]
• Taw, River, [149], [152], [156], [172], [174], [198]
• Templar Rock, [122]
• “Temple Bar,” [219]
• Torridge, River, [174], [198]
• Tors, The, Ilfracombe, [84], [94], [97], [131]
• “Tors Hotel,” Lynmouth, [3], [9], [13], [19], [37]
• Tracy family, [134–6]
• Trentishoe, [57], [65]
• “Trevelyan Hotel,” Barnstaple, [167]
• Upright Cliff, [227]
• Valley of Rocks, [44], [47–51]
• Watermouth, [28], [80]
• —— Castle, [81]
• Watersmeet, [6]
• Welcombe Mouth, [239]
• West Challacombe Farm, [69]
• West Titchberry Cliffs, [227]
• Westward Ho! [143], [190], [201–4]
• Wichehalse family, Story of, [25–33]
• Widemouth, [80]
• —— Head, [82]
• Wildersmouth, [85], [97]
• Windbury Head, [226]
• Wooda Bay, [44], [52], [56–7]
• Woolacombe Bay, [134], [137–40], [142]
• Woolfardisworthy, [206]
• Wringapeak, [58]
• Wringcliff Bay, [51]
• Yeo, River, [157]

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HAZELL, WATSON AND VINEY, LD
LONDON AND AYLESBURY.

Transcriber’s Notes

Punctuation and spelling were made consistent when a predominant preference was found in this book; otherwise they were not changed.

Simple typographical errors were corrected; occasional unbalanced quotation marks retained.

Ambiguous hyphens at the ends of lines were retained; occurrences of inconsistent hyphenation have not been changed.

Some entries in the original [List of Illustrations] indicated that the illustration was “facing” a page. Those indications have been removed here, as all illustrations have been positioned between nearby paragraph breaks.

The illustration on [page 14] contains a few bars of music.

[Index] not checked for proper alphabetization or correct page references.

Page [114]: The year “1860” was printed that way, but in context, seems to be a misprint.