Memorials of Old Devonshire
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  • 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].
    • ”  Fight with the, [92].
  • 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].
    • ”   ”    ”  Tablet of, [262].
  • Babbage, Charles, famous mathematician, [166].
  • Babbage, Miss Juliana, [166].
  • Ball, Barnstaple Fair, [281].
  • Barclay, Alexander, “Stultifera Navis” of, [211].
  • Barnstaple Borough, [295].
    • ”     ”  Charter to, [276].
    • ”     ”  records, [278].
    • ”   Fair, [276], [281], [284].
    • ”   poem on, [282].
    • ”   Guildhall, [280].
    • ”   Quay Hall, [280].
  • Baronet, First Devonshire, [71].
  • Baskerville, Sir Simon, Mural tablet of, [65].
  • Bastard, Mr. William, of Kitley, [255].
  • Battle of Stratton, [105].
    • ” ” Steinkirk, [113].
  • “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, [12]th Earl of Devon, [61].
  • ”  Henry, [80].
  • ”  Henry Hugh, [13]th 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, [9]th Earl of Devon, [59].
  • ”  William, [10]th Earl of Devon, [59].
  • ”  William Reginald, [11]th 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 Tavistock[Tavistock], [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, [12]th Earl of, [61].
  • ”  Edward, Earl of, [55].
  • ”  Henry Hugh, [13]th Earl of, [61], [89].
  • ”  Notes to Risdon’s, [201].
  • ”  William, [10]th Earl of, [57].
  • ”  William Reginald, [11]th Earl of, [60].
  • Dickinson, Mr., of Knightshayes[Knightshayes], [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, [1]st 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].