Memorials of Old Devonshire

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• 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].