De Rachitide, Tractatus Unus.—Ibid.
De Sale Nitro et Spiritu Nitro Acerbo.—Oxon. 1674, in a large octavo.
De Respiratione Fœtus in Utero et Ovo.—Ibid.
De Motu Musculari et Spiritibus Animalibus.—Ibid.
And all the five were printed again at the Hague in 1681.
“He paid his last debt of nature in an apothecary’s house in York-street, near Covent-garden (having been married a little before, not altogether to his content) in the month of September 1679, and was buried in the Church of St. Paul, Covent-garden.”
Mr. Bond adds, with respect to this parish, that Polgover, sometime a seat of the Mayows, still belonging to that family; and Lydcott (about a mile from thence) a seat of the family of Hill, now the property of Mr. Braddon, are both farm houses.
A manor, or reputed manor, called Wringworthy, belongs to the Copleys of Bake.
The only place of trade in this parish is a small village, situated at the spot where the Looe River ceases to be navigable for barges at high water. There are several kilns for burning lime, which is used to a great extent throughout all the neighbourhood as a manure; but the modern name of Sand Place indicates a recent origin. Here the canal to Leskeard terminates.
The church is in the same beautiful vale as the manor house. It contains several monuments in memory of individuals