Chapter XXVI: Part 26

Ridolphi, 657

Riff shore, 713

Rigby, Rt. Hon. Richard, 290, 291

Riley, 714

Rinsey, 478

Rio de Janeiro, 560, 563

Riot raised by Tom, the pretended Messiah, 607-11

Riou, Captain, 319

Rivers, John, 390

Riviera, 714

_Road to Ruin, The_, 469

Robbins, Benjamin, 157, 158

Robbins, Mr. Alfred, 73, 80, 82

Robartes family, the arms of, 726
-- origin of, 726

Robartes, Hon. Russell, 726

Robartes, Mary Vere, 726

Robert of Arwenack, 133

Roberts family, the origin of, 718

Roberts, John, 715, 719
-- money lender, 719, 720

Roberts, Matthew, 528

Roberts, Mr. Tobias, 61

Roberts, Richard, deals in furze, 718
-- first Baron Truro, 721

Roberts, Richard, Lord, at the Restoration, 725
-- fights as Parliamentarian, 722
-- resigns his command, 725

Roberts, Robert, alters the spelling, 726

Robertson, Mr., 523

Robespierre, 477

Robinson, Dr., 600

Robinson, Justice, 179

Robinson, Mr. H., 450, 451

Robinson, Rev. F., 244

Robson, William, on Incledon, 379
-- on Mrs. Davenport, 468

Rochester, Bishop of, 213

Rochester, Earl of, 209

_Rocket_, 198

Rocket apparatus at work, 68

Rockets, life-saving, invented, 63-67
-- need of, 69
-- results of use of, 70

Rodda, Miss, 342

Rodney, Lord, 62, 130, 377

Rogers family, the, 364

Rogers, Anne, dispossessed of Skewis, 365, 366

Rogers, Captain, 623, 683

Rogers, Captain William, meets with pirates, 623-625
-- portrait of, 625, 626

Rogers, Henry, flight and execution of, 367
-- takes possession of Skewis, 364-367

Rogers, Henry, jun., 368

Rogers, Mr., 682

Rogers, Mr. John Jope, 171, 172

Rogers, Mrs. Henry, 366

Rogers, Thomas, 71

"Rogue's March, The," 515

Roman coins in S. Budock, 632

Roman pottery found at Torquay, 9

_Romance of the Aristocracy_, 299

Rome, 31, 330, 453, 654, 662, 729

_Romeo and Juliet_, 468, 695

Romney, Baron, 648

_Romney_, wreck of the, 640, 642, 647, 650

Rooke, Admiral, 372, 639

_Rookwood_, 605

Rosalind, 467

Roscadden, Mr., 176

Roscarrock, 554

Roscarrock, Nicholas, antiquarian and poet, 554
-- his _Lives of the Saints_, 555-558
-- suffers for his faith, 554, 555

Roscarrock, Richard, 554

Roscarrock, Trewenna, 557

Roscoff, 477

Rosegger, P., 574

Rose Hotel, Canterbury, 599

Roseland, 225

Rosemorryn, 133

Rose Tavern, 311

Ross, Major, 567

Rosteague, 654

Rotterdam, 28, 34

Rough Tor, 84, 85

Routledge, Messrs., 622

Rowley, Admiral Sir Charles, 66

Roxhill, 17

Roxworthy, 341

_Royal Arms_, 640

Royal Astronomical Society, 89

Royal Bounty Fund, 699

Royal College of Surgeons, 141

Royal Commissioners in Cornwall, 206

_Royal Cornwall Gazette_, 23

Royal Cornwall Polytechnic Society, 147, 187

Royal Hospital, 269

Royal Institution of Cornwall, 168, 185

Royal Lifeboat Association, 66

Royal Literary Fund, 699

Royal Society, 679

Royal Standard, 16

_Ruby_, H.M.S., 281, 282

Rudall, Parson, 82

Ruddle, Rev. Dr. John, 82
-- author of _A Remarkable Passage_, 72, 79, 80
-- incumbent of Launceston, 73
-- investigates ghost story, 76
-- visits Bothathan, 74

Ruddle, William, 79

Rule, Jane, 694, 697

Rummer Tavern, 299

Rupert, Prince, 41, 397

Ruremonde, 372

Rushworth's _Collections_, 53

Russell, Captain, 667

Russell, execution of, 209

Russell, Lord, 96, 485, 588, 589, 592

Russell, Lord John, 524
-- sets Tom free, 603

Russell, Warder, 104

Ruthin, 112

Ruthven, 206

Rutland, Earls of, 280

Rye House Plot, 97, 485

S. Allen, 704, 705

S. Andrew's, Holborn, 170

S. Antonine, 392

S. Antonio, 412

S. Anthony-in-Meneage, 500

S. Aubyn, Sir John, 367

S. Augustine, 362

S. Austell, 92, 346, 347, 349, 351, 356

S. Bartholomew's Day, 653

S. Bartholomew's Hospital, 469

S. Blazey, 347, 723

S. Breage, 558, 718

S. Breock, 121, 125, 543

S. Breward, 226

S. Budock, 133, 614, 632

S. Cleer, 173, 554

S. Clements, 280

S. Columb, 123, 341, 593, 631

S. Columb Major, 54, 58, 591, 593

S. Columba, 557

S. David's, 32

S. Domingo, 248

S. Dominic, 730

S. Dunstan's, 277

S. Earvin, 558

S. Einendar, 558

S. Endelion, 554

S. Enoder, 280

S. Erme, 133

S. Erth, 71, 192, 516, 675

S. Essye, 558

S. Eue, 558

S. Faith's, 27

S. Gennys, 96, 107

_S. George_, 640, 641, 647

S. George's, London, 275

S. Germain, 310, 545

S. Germans, 518, 554

S. Giles, Cambridge, 90

S. Helena Is., 123, 124

S. Helena, 480

S. Hilary, 649

S. Issey, 224

S. Ives, 169, 170, 172, 173, 177, 179, 329, 515, 518, 528-530, 591
-- elections at, 524, 529
-- free school at, 528
-- Knill's bequest to, 173

S. Jago, 410

S. James's, 310, 316

S. James's Park, 552

S. John's College, Cambridge, 85, 88, 90

S. John's College, Oxford, 424

S. John's Hospital, 144

S. John's, Newfoundland, 264, 266, 267

S. Just, 244, 495

S. Just-in-Penwith, 499

S. Keverne, 54, 370, 373, 375, 401, 406, 587 note

S. Kew, 224

S. Kitts, 488

S. Lawrence, 113

S. Levan, 18

S. Mabenna, 557

S. Mabyn, 224

S. Malo, 473

S. Martin's-by-Looe, 81

S. Martin's, Exeter, 213, 225

S. Martin's Islands, 643

S. Mary's, Cambridge, 230

S. Mary's College, Oscott, 662

S. Mary's Is., 646, 647, 649

S. Mary Magdalen, Launceston, 73, 467

S. Mary's, Penzance, 622

S. Mary's, Truro, 280 note

S. Mary Woolnoth, 114

S. Mauban, 558

S. Mawes Castle, 139

S. Mawes, 518, 623

S. Mellion, 388, 401

S. Merrine, 558

S. Michael, Cornhill, 390, 392

S. Michael's Mount, 592

S. Milior, 558

S. Neot, 94, 370

S. Paul's Cathedral, 30, 207, 210, 212

S. Paul's Churchyard, 274, 542

S. Petersburg, 65

S. Que, 558

S. Samson, legend of, 83

S. Saviour's, Dartmouth, 38

S. Sebastian, 137

S. Sepulchre, 27, 393

S. Teath, 531, 532, 542

S. Thomas, 25, 134

S. Thomas by Exeter, 588

S. Thomas-by-Launceston, 79

S. Udy, 126, 224

S. Winnow, 126, 206, 701

Sabine, General Joseph, 716

Sadler, Captain, 365

Sagacity, animal, 351-354

Saints, Cornish, 557

Saintsbury, 35

Salem, 34

Salisbury, 99, 112, 367, 377

_Salisbury_, 645

Salisbury, Bishop of, 211

Sallakey, 644

Sallee, 707, 714

Salona, 447, 448

Saltash, 85, 144, 147, 153, 206, 258, 402, 518, 663, 665
-- women of, 663-669

Saltpetre, 482

_Salvador del Mundo_, 260

Sambhajee, 481, 483, 487

Sampford Courtenay, 588

Samson, 182

_Samuel Drew, M.A., the Self-Taught Cornishman_, 363

_San Esidero_, 260

_San Josef_, 260

_San Juan_, 503

_San Nicholas_, 260

Sanderson, Sir William, 615

Sandry, Hugh, 615, 616

Sands family, The, 370

Sands, John, kindness requited in Normandy, 373
-- voyage of, 370-372

Sands, Sampson, 370

Sandys family, arms of, 374

Sandys, Eleanor, 374

Sandys, George, Lord, 340

Sandys, Henry, 340

Sandys, Hester, 340

Sandys, Lord, 374

Sandys, Mr. William, 580

Sandys, Rev. Sampson, 374

Sandys, William, 374

Sanquila, 419

_Sans Pareil_, 195, 503

Sansom, Captain, 640

Santa Lucia, 376

Santa Maura, 446

_Santa Trinidada_, 260

Sapell, Earl of Somerset, 298

_Sapphire_, 638

Saragossa, 12

Saulty, Count Joseph de, 717

Savage, Viscount, 338

Savoy, the, 271

Saxham, 546

_Scarborough_, 559, 560, 561

Scawen, Mr., 244

Scilly Islands, 407, 502, 640, 642, 650

Scobell, Mr., 299, 517

Scorrier, 427, 429

Screech, Mrs. Harriet, 667

Seatonian prize poem, 231

Secker, Archbishop, 291

_Secret Memoirs of the Life of Sir Cloudesley Shovell_, 651

Sedgwick, 41

Sedley, Sir Charles, 548

"See the Conquering Hero Comes," 515

Self-denying Ordinance, 725

_Self-Help_, 363

Selling, 607

Sems, Mr., 582

Sennen, 238, 500

Serpentine, 64 note

Servia, King of, 729

Seven Years' War, 130

Shaftesbury, Earl of, 96

Shakespeare Jubilee, 292

Shakespeare's Company of Players, 27

Shamans, 542

Sharks' Point, 421

Sharp, Dean of Norwich, 212

Shays, Dean, 215

Sheffield, 189, 464

Sheffield, Deliverance, 35, 45

Shelburne, Lord, 166

Shelley, Mrs., 452, 453

Shelley, P. B., and Trelawny, 446, 453, 454

Sherborne, 32, 349

_Sherborne Mercury_, 349

Sheriffs of Cornwall, J. T. Woolley, 406
-- Mr. Trevanion, 389, 391
-- Nicholas Glyn, 280
-- Richard Tregeare, 364
-- Sir Richard Grenville, 653
-- Sir R. Mohun, 298
-- Sir W. Mohun, 298
-- Thomas Coke, 706
-- William Lemon, 344
-- William Williams, 403

Shernick, 156, 157, 158

_She Stoops to Conquer_, 467

Shetland Isles, 501

Shield, Mr., 378, 380, 383, 386

Ship-money tax, 330, 331

_Shipwreck of Sir Cloudesley Shovell_, 648 note, 651

Short, Captain John T., 528

Shovel, Anne, 648

Shovel, Elizabeth, 648

Shovel, Lady, 643, 644, 646, 647

Shovel, Sir Cloudesley, at Bantry Bay, 638
-- at Gibraltar, 639
-- body of, found, 644-7
-- burials of, 644-8
-- burns pirate boats at Tripoli, 638
-- early life of, 637
-- ignorant of latitude, 642, 650
-- murder of, 647
-- promotions of, 639
-- story of a curse on, 641, 645

Shrewsbury, Lady, 552

Shute Street, S. Ives, 528

Shuter, 287

Sibthorpe, Humphrey, 517

Siddee, 481, 483

Siddons, Mrs., and Incledon, 379

Sidmouth, Lord, 680

Sidney, Sir Algernon, 96, 485

Signal at Trafalgar, 269

Sildswick, 607

Simmons, Mrs., 324

Simpson, Jonathan, reprieved highwayman, 671-4
-- unhappy marriage of, 670

Sion College, 41

_Sir Cloudesley Shovell_, 651

_Sirius_, 560, 564, 566, 567

Sirndia, 416

Sithney, 500

Sittingbourne, 607

"Sketch of the Botany of West Penwith," 143

Skewis, 364
-- the siege of, 365-8

Skillibegs, 54

Skippon, 724

Slanning, Sir Andrew, 531

Slate, how worked, 186

Smallridge, Rev., 219

Smart, Christopher, 231

Smeaton's Lighthouse, 633

Smiles, Samuel, 193, 194, 198 note, 205, 363

Smith, Dr. George, 694

Smith, Mr. Jarrit, 281, 282

Smith, Professor, 409, 411, 414
-- dies on the Congo, 417-421

Smith, Sir J. E., 143

Smithfield, 30

Smugglers, defended by Tom, 602
-- John Carter, 471

Smuggling, 172, 173; disastrous, 355
-- from Bessie's and Prussia Cove, 470-4
-- prevention of, 16

Smyrna, 459

Smythe, Mrs., 478

Snow and Denne, Messrs., 276

Snow, Mr., 375

Soap monopoly, 332, 334

Society of Antiquaries, 241, 242

Society of Arts, 67

Soho Square, 648

Solander, Dr., 233

_Soldier's Tear_, 577

Sombrero, 250, 252

Somerset, Mohun, Earl of, 298

Somerset, Protector, 29, 518, 586

Somerset House, 203, 275

Sompting, 453

Songs, "Black-eyed Susan," 386
-- "Blow high, blow low," 376
-- "Heaving of the Lead," 386
-- "I burn, my brain consumes to ashes," 299
-- of bell-ringing, 223
-- of Knill's monument, 174
-- of "Sir William Courtenay," 604
-- of Tom Dove, 113
-- "The bonny, bonny breeze," 299
-- "The Storm," 379, 386
-- "Total Eclipse," 378
-- "When I was a Shepherd's Maid," 375

Sophia, Princess, 308, 424

Soult, Marshal, 503, 505

South Hams, 243

South Petherwin, 72, 73, 79, 80, 81

South Pool, 666

South Street, Exeter, 145

Southampton, 141, 377, 387, 642

Southampton, Earl of, 305

Southern Pennair River, 158

Southill, 83, 243

Sowerby, James, 143

Spalding, Dr., 685

Sparrow, Margaret, 178

_Speed the Plough_, 469

_Speedwell_, 233, 235, 236

_Spectator, The_, 2, 3
-- "the lying book," 3

Speeke, Hugh, 99, 100, 102
-- reports murder of Essex, 99, 103

Spence, Captain, 490

Spencer, Edward, 250, 255

Spithead, 296, 258, 503

_Spoiled Child, The_, 469

_Sporting Magazine, The_, 58

Sprat, Bishop, 213

Spriggs, Lydia, 7

Stackhouse, Mr. John, 477

Staines, 112

Stamford Hill, 182

Stanhope, Colonel, 447

Stanhope, General, 13

Stanhope, Lady Hester, 596-599

Stanhope, Mr., 275, 276

Stanhope, Rt. Hon. William, 317

Stanley, R. Fitzroy, 613

Stannary towns, 59

Stanton, Captain, 376

Star Chamber, 33, 334, 337

Star, The, 272

_State Papers_, 555, 556 note

Statira, 300

Statute of Præmunire, 654

Steam blast, invented and utilized by Gurney, 194-202

Steam boats on the Delaware, 688

Steam carriages, report on, 200, 201

Steam engine for thrashing corn, 527
-- in mines, 677

Steam-pump, 342

_Steepleglas, The_, 554

Steevens, George, 231

Stephens family, The, 524

Stephens, Mr., 631

Stephens, Rev. J., 683

Stephenson, George, 193, 194, 195, 197
-- not inventor of steam-blast, 196, 197

Stevens, Alexander, 386

Stevens, George, 231

Stevens, Mr., 451

Stiles, Cornish, 680

Stillingfleet, 209, 212

Stirling, 28

Stirling, Mr., 418

Stirling, Mrs., 468

St. John, Oliver, 37, 724, 730

Stockport, 627

Stoke Climsland, 83, 157, 165, 224, 226

Stonehouse, 145, 147, 268

Stormont, Lord, 293

Stourton, Lord, 661

Stowe, 181, 182, 184, 653

Stowford, 225

Strafford, Earl of, 330

Strand, London, 275, 277, 328
-- houses attacked in, 270, 271, 272, 275

Stransham, Major, 145

Stratford-on-Avon, 292

Stratton, 116, 156, 181, 182, 184, 224

Straw, Jack, 432

Street, John, 366, 367

Strickland, 16

Strype, on Cornish riots, 592

Stubbe, 46

Sturgeon, Major, 294

Styria, 574

_Subaltern_, 504

_Succinct History of Ancient and Modern Persecutions_, 426

Sudbury, Simon, 557

Suett, Richard, 380

Suffolk, Earl of, 433, 435

Suffolk House Humane Society, 64

Suffolk Street, 295

Suliotes, 508

Sultan of Morocco, 708
-- barbarities of, 710-713

Sumph, Captain, 454

_Superb_, 145, 443

Superstition concerning origin of fossils, 4

_Supply_, 560, 564, 567

Surat, 479, 482, 483, 486

Surius, 557

Surrey Institute, 194, 203

Surrey Street, 301

Surtees Society, 556 note

_Survey of Cornwall_, 243, 554, 652

Sussex, Duke of, 680

Sutton of Salisbury, 112

Sutton Pool, 666

_Swallow_, 560

Swann, Mr., 519, 520
-- bribes in Penryn, 521

Swannacott Wood, 108

Swift, Dean, on Mohun's duel, 316

Sydney, 564, 568

Sydney Cove, 561

Symons, Elizabeth, 194

Symonds, Colonel, 718

Syria, 597

Tagus, 145

_Tales and Jests of Hugh Peters_, 48, 50

_Tales and Sayings of W. R. Hicks_, 578

Talma, 379

Tamar Green, 55

Tamar, river, 89, 225, 243, 354, 399, 663

_Tanks_, 679

Tanner family, the, 156

Tarifa, 503

Tattersall's, 380

Tavistock, 572, 665

Tavy, river, 663

Tea, introduction of, 481

Teed, Mr., 523

Teignmouth, 200

Telford, 678

Temple Bar, 273, 277, 286

Temple, Major, 446

Teneriffe, 560

Tenison, Bishop, 213

Terence, 282

Terra del Fuego, 233
-- ill-fated expedition to, 232-237

Tetuan, 714

Thackeray, W. M., 143, 189, 454

Theatre Royal, 300

Thessaly, 508

Thomas, Admiral R. D., enters navy, 258
-- in battle of Cape St. Vincent, 259, 260
-- on the burning _Boyne_, 258
-- promotions of, 258, 261, 267
-- shipwrecked, 261-267

Thomas, Mary, 258

Thomas, Mrs., 644

Thomas, Charles, 258, 268

Thomas, Charles M., 253, 255, 256

Thomas, John, 343

Thompson, Mr., 327

Thomson, Mr., 492

Thornburn, Ensign, 484

Thorne, 704

Thorne, Mrs., 469

Thorne, Roger, 704

_Three Towns' History_, 663

"Three Tuns," 371

Throwley, 607

_Thunderer_, 376

Thuraken, 728

Thurloe, John, 47, 53

Tickell, Surgeon, 118

Tillie family, the, arms of, 402, 405

Tillie, Altmira, 404

Tillie, John, 401, 406

Tillie, Mary Jemima, 401, 406

Tillie, Sir James, 406, 407
-- burial of, 399, 400, 405, 406
-- will of, 404

Tillie, Stephen, 365, 366

Tillotson, Bishop, 209, 211, 212, 214, 215, 543

Tilly family, the, 407

Tilt-yard, 276

_Times, The_, 427, 428, 613

Tinevelly, 164

Tin-mines, 342, 344, 580, 581, 583
-- peculation at, 704

Tin-mining adventurers, 719

Tin-shafts near Redruth, 702

Tin-smelting, fuel for, 718

Tin-stamping mills, 579

Tintagel, 109, 185

_Titus_, 458

Tiverton, 157, 280

Tolcarne, 620

Toleration Bill, 211, 214

Tolver-in-Gulval, 342

Tolverne, 136

Tom, John Nichols, accused of arson, 594
-- assumes _alias_ of Sir William Courtenay, 597
-- authorities for life of, 613
-- characteristic vanity of, 593
-- contests Canterbury, 599
-- expected resurrection of, 612
-- from attorney to maltster, 594
-- his battle-song, 604
-- lunatic at large, 603
-- pretended Earl of Devon, 600-602
-- pretended Messiah, 606-611
-- rival herald of the Messiah, 596-599
-- shoots Meares, 608, 613
-- shot as a rioter, 610
-- tried for perjury, 602

Tom, Mrs. Frances, 541

Tom, William, 541, 593

Tomson, Mr., 242

Tonkin, 680

Toole, 450

_Topographical and Historical Sketches of the Boroughs of East and
West Looe_, 92

Torbay, 649

Torrington, 179

Torquay, 5, 376

Tortola, 625

Tossing, punishment of, 710

"Total Eclipse," 378

Totnes, 16, 200

Tottell, Richard, 554

Totteridge, 301

Touchstone, 259

Toulon, 130, 267

Toulouse, 640

Touraine, 580

Towednack, 177

Tower Hill, 276

Tower of London, 16, 30, 73, 96, 555, 592

_Traditions and Recollections_, 283

Trafalgar, battle of, 267, 269, 443

_Transactions of the Devonshire Association_, 1894, 9, 11

_Travels in the East_, 596

Treassow, 683

_Treatise on Railways_, 195

_Treatise of the Principall Grounds and Maximes of the Laws of this
Kingdom_, 330

Treator, 192

Tredea, 675

Tredenham, 517

Tredenham, Colonel, 300

Tree Inn, 181, 184 note

Tref-an-grouse, 60

Treffry, 26

Treffry, Deborah, 26

Treffry, John, 26

Treffry, Martha, 26

Trefusis family, the, 500

Tregarrick, 652

Tregasa, 705, 706

Tregeare, 83, 364

Tregeare, Richard, 364

Tregenna, 173

Tregeagle, John, 539, 541, 543

Tregeagle's ghost, 628

Tregellas, Mr. W. H., 115, 548, 581

Tregian family, the, 652

Tregian, Francis, conceals a priest, 653, 658
-- imprisonment of, 660
-- omen of his fate, 659
-- trial of, 654, 657, 659
-- verse of, 660

Tregian, Francis, junior, 661

Tregian, Mrs., 659

Tregolorsick, 280

Tregonnan, 654

Tregonning Hill, 364

Tregony, 518, 522, 524, 527, 529, 659
-- elections at, 525, 526

Tregose, Clement, 177

Tregose, John, 177

Tregoss family, the, 177
-- curse on, 176

Tregoss, John, 176

Tregoss, Thomas, conversion of, 179
-- early life of, 177
-- imprisoned for preaching, 179
-- prays for pilchards, 178

Tregoss, Walter, 176

Tregothnan, 706

_Trelawny of Trelawne_, 72, 247

Trelawny, Bishop, 219

Trelawny, Charles, 517

Trelawny, Charles Brereton, brutal treatment of daughter, 441-3

Trelawny, character of, 441

Trelawny, Edward John, books of, 452
-- character of, 445, 449, 452
-- in Greece, 446
-- loose life of, 452
-- misses Trafalgar, 443-5
-- portrait of, 453, 454
-- treatment of wife and child, 449

Trelawny, General, 517

Trelawny, Harry, 441

Trelawny, Harry Brereton, 441

Trelawny, Henry, shipwrecked, 643, 649-50

Trelawny, Lieutenant Harry, 448

Trelawny, Sir Jonathan, 649

Trelawny, Tersitza Philippa, 450

Trelecoeth, Joan, 615

Trelecoeth, John, 615

Trelecoeth, Marina, 615

Trelisseck, 340 note

Trelowaren, 516

Tremaine, Richard, 654

Trematon Castle, 185, 429

Tremayne, Captain W., 345

Tremayne, Mr. Edmund, 139

Tremere, 126

Tremhayle, Loveday, 516

Tremhayle, George, 516

Tremoderet, 432

Trenaman, William, 405

Trengrouse, Anne, 71

Trengrouse, Emma, 71

Trengrouse, Henry, 205
-- birth and education of, 59, 60
-- death of, 67
-- his lifeboat, 66
-- inventor of cork jacket, 66
-- inventor of rockets, 64
-- invited to Russia, 65
-- marriage of, 71
-- monetary sacrifices, 63, 65, 67, 70
-- witness of wreck, 60, 63

Trengrouse, Jane, 71

Trengrouse, Mary, 71

Trengrouse, Mr. H., 68, 71

Trengrouse, Nicholas, 59

Trengrouse, Nicholas Trevenen, 71

Trenoweth, 654

Treraren, 121

Trereen-Dinas, 18

Trerice, 157, 704, 705

Tresco, 643

Tresilian, 432

Tresilian, Sir Robert, advises Richard II, 434
-- "appealed" of treason, 435
-- in disguise, 436-40
-- Lord Chief Justice, 432

Tresize, Nicholas, 620

Treslothian, 695, 699

Trevanion, Mr., 389, 391, 394, 520
-- of Tregony, 525

Trevanion, Sir Hugh, 389, 395

Trevargus, 192

Trevelyan, Sir W. C., 8

Trevenen, Captain James, 514

Trevenen, Miss, 502

Trevenor, Isabel, 554

Trevenor, Richard, 554

Treventy, 126, 129

Trevethan Hall, 633

Trevetho, 172, 516

Trevince, 430

Trevithick, Francis, 527

Trevithick, Richard, 192, 197, 527
-- and Gilbert (Giddy), 677
-- invents locomotive, 193

Trevor, Hon. Mr., 375

Trevorder, 543

Trewarthenick, 424

Trewarveneth, 480, 706

Trewinnard, 516, 517

Trewithen, 443, 516, 517, 520, 527, 529

Treworgy, 96, 403, 678

_Trial of Charles I and of some of the Regicides_, 53

Tricala, 508

Triennial Visitation Charge, 213

Triers, the, 33, 43, 44

_Trigonometry_, Hind's, 6

Trinidad, 458

Trinity House, 66, 633

Trin. Coll. Cam., 27, 556

_Trip to Calais, A_, 289, 295

Triplicane, 158

Tripoli, 637

Troon-Moor, 695, 697

_Troubles of our Catholic Forefathers_, 556 note, 662

Troy Town, 271

_True State of the Case of Bosavern Penlez_, 275

Truro, 54, 133, 168, 182, 189, 242, 280, 283, 343, 344, 430, 583,
594, 613, 675, 717, 718, 719, 726

Truro, Baron, 718, 721, 722, 726

Truro Grammar School, 192, 282, 343

Truro Green, 343

Truvel, 343

Tryarne, John, 615

Tryarne, William, 615

Trylly, 340

Tubby, 367

Tucker, Admiral, 185

Tucker, Mr., 429

Tuckey, Lieutenant, 408, 410
-- explores the Congo, 413-422

Tudor, Mr., 409, 417

Tunbridge Wells, 338

Tunis, 507, 715

Tupper, 692

Turner and Plumer, Messrs., 594

Turner, William, 103

Turnpike Act, 200

Tutwork and tribute, 579

Twysden, Sir Roger, 140

Tyacke, Mr. Richard, 584

Tyburn, 592, 672, 674

Tyler, Mr., 613

Tyler's Rebellion, Wat, 432

Tyrell, Captain, 486

Tyrrell, Father, 657

Uglow family, the, 156

Ulack, Adrian, 128

Ulysses, 447

_Ulysses_, 253, 254

_Undaunted_, 267

Under Horse Road, 80

Underwood, Lieutenant, 237

United Kingdom Alliance, 627

University Library, Cambridge, 556

Unwin, Mr. Fisher, 708

Uranus, 85, 88

Ure, Dr., 202

Ushant, 642

Usk, 453

Vancouver, Captain, 320

Vandalone, 159

Vane, Margaret, 403, 407

Vane, Sir Harry, 37, 401, 403, 407, 724

Van Tromp, 46

Vauban, 482

Veale, Mrs., 79

Vellore, 164

Venice, 508, 544
-- Doge of, 545

Venloo, 372

Vercoe, Mr., 120

Verdun, 408

Vere, Robert de, 433, 435

_Vernon_, 281

Versailles, 310, 546

Veryan, 280

Vibert, Isabella, 342

Victoria, Queen, 187, 621, 667

_Victory_, 269

View Hall, 723

Vigo, 639

Vigurs, Mr., 684

Villiers, Harriet, 318

Villiers, Lady Mary, 544

Vincent, Walter, 140

Vineyard Island, 685

Vinni, King of, 419

Viper, Dr., 295

Vision, Richard Pengelly's, 3

Vivian, Colonel, 81, 171, 441

Vonke, 416

Vosper, Mr., 665 note

Vouchin-Semnis, 418

Vowell, John, 155

Vyvyan, Sir Richard, 516

W. A. A., 229

Waddon, John, 403

Wade, Field-Marshal, 167

Wadebridge, 117, 118, 120, 123, 125, 194, 659

Wahabee pirates, 462

Wakeman, James, 80

Waldenses, persecution of, 46

Wales, Prince of, 634, 669

Walker, Rev. Samuel, 345

Walkinghame, 3

Waller, Sir William, 36, 133

Wallingford, 127

Walpole, Horace, 228, 279

Walpole, Sir Robert, 344
-- declares war with Spain, 16

Walsingham, Commodore, 376

Waltham Cross, 435

Wanstead, 97

Wansum, 114

Ward, Mr., 484, 625

Warren, Joseph, wrestler, 495, 499

Warren, Sir John Borlase, 456

Warren, William, 531

Warren, Widow, 469

Warring, Anne, 665

Warwick, Earl of, 36, 307, 435, 722, 725

Warwick, Mr. Philip, 333

Washerwoman, the, 292

Washington, 584, 686

Wastsell Downs, 703

Waterloo, 264

Waterloo Bridge, 521

Watson, Captain, 321

Watson, Hon. R., 599

Watt's steam engine, 677

Waugh, 699

Wayte, Anne, 403

Wearne, Roger, 172

Webb, Mrs., 467

Webbe, W., 557

_Week at the Land's End_, 143

Week, derivation of, 109

Weekes, Mr., 188

_Weekly Entertainer_, 347, 349

_Weekly Miscellany_, 2, 369

Week S. Mary, 108, 109, 114, 115

Wellington, 6, 7

Wellington, Duke of, 504, 505, 518, 529

Wells, 32

Welsh, Saunders, 276, 277

Wendron, 579, 582

Wentworth, Sir Thomas, 330

Wesley, John, 187, 620
-- at S. Ives, 179

_Wesleyan Methodist Magazine_, 478

West, John, 140

West Harptree-Tilly, 407

_West Indian, The_, 467

West Indies, 25, 35, 62, 170, 172

West Looe, 92, 518

West Newton Ferrers, 388, 396, 398

West of England Salvage Company, 62

West Penwith, 143

_Western Antiquary_, 1887, 20, 25

Western Green, 130

Westminster Abbey, 17, 296, 547, 552, 648, 730

Westminster School, 207

Weston, 287

Weston, Lord, 332

Westwood, 108

Wheal Ann, 582

Wheal Fortune, 343

Wheal Heriot's Foot, 581

Wheal Trevenen, 582, 584

Wheal Vorah, 584

Whitaker, 41

Whitaker, Rev. John, 358

Whitchurch, 665

Whitchurch Down, 572

Whitcombe, Mr., 448

White, Charles, 281

White, Matthew, 337

White, Mrs. Buckingham, 465

Whiteford, 156, 157, 165, 167

Whitehall, 50, 99, 209, 403, 485

Whitelocke, B., 42, 45, 52

Whiteley in curios, a, 632

Whitfeld, Mr., 57 note
-- on Saltash women, 663

Whitley, Major, 105

Whitley, Mr. H. M., 140

Whitsand Bay, 148, 405, 406

Whittlesea Mere, 148

Whitworth, Charles, Earl of, 251

Whitworth, Mr., 311

Whytford's _Martyrologie_, 557

Wickford, 28

Widdrington, Lord, 15

Wideslade, "Sir Tristram," 652

Wigan, 13

Wightwick, George, 570

Wilkinson, Edward, 391-393

William I, 298

William III, 12, 16, 105, 106, 183, 210, 212, 305, 364, 542, 638, 701

William IV, 64 note

_William Eaton_, 686

Williams, Dr., 236

Williams, Gratiana, 268

Williams, John, 516
-- dreams of Perceval's murder, 427-431

Williams, Lieut.-General R., 268

Williams, Mary, 59

Williams, Michael, 427, 430

Williams, Rev. Samuel, 76

Williams, William, 403

Willingdon, 679

Willis, Andrew, 367

Wilmot family, the, 619

Wills, Anthony, of Gorran, 12

Wills, Anthony, of Saltash, 12

Wills, Digory, 12

Wills, K.B., Sir Charles, death of, 17
-- family and arms of, 12
-- his defence of Preston, 13, 14, 15
-- M.P. for Totnes, 16
-- promotions of, 13, 15, 16, 17
-- Sir Charles, serves in Holland and Spain, 12

Wills, Mr., 603, 606, 612

Wills, Richard, of Acombe, 12

Wills, Thomas, 341

Willyams, John, 341

Wilton, 589

Wilson, John, 272, 274

Wilson, Mr., 275

Winchester, Bishop of, 643, 649

Winchester Castle, 37

Windmill Hill, Brixham, 7

Windsor Castle, 39, 661

_Windsor Castle_, 623

Windsor, Duke of, 386

Wingfield, William, 520

Winnington, 207

Winthrop, Elizabeth, 28

Winton, Lord, 15

Woffington, Peg, 286

Wolvedon, 652, 653

Wolverston, Mary, 133

Wolverston, Philip, 133

Wood, E. J., 126, 185, 722

Wood, Nicholas, 195

Wood, Peter, 272, 273, 274, 276, 277

Woodstock, 432

Woolley, 400, 406

Woolley, James Tilley, 406

Wool merchants, 108, 109, 110
-- and Henry VI, 112

Woolsten, 366

Worcester, 112, 387

Worcester College, Oxford, 284

Worcester, Marquis of, 39
-- siege of, 38

Worral Hill, 173

Worth, Archbishop, 434

Worth, Mr. R. N., 140

Wortham, 453

_Worthies of Armorie, The_, 554

Wrecks, at Land's End, 503
-- of the _Anson_, 60, 71
-- of the _Association_ with Sir Cloudesley Shovel, 640, 647
-- of the _Berlin_, 70
-- of Charles Incledon, 380
-- of the _Eagle_, _Romney_, _Firebrand_, and _Phœnix_, 640, 643,
647
-- of the _Guardian_, 319
-- of the _Kent_, 497
-- of the _Kyber_, 67
-- of the _Lady Hobart_, 261-263, 267
-- of the _Thunderer_, 376

Wren, Mr. Henry, 123

Wrestling, Cornish, 54, 495
-- Devonshire, 54

Wrey, Edmund, 397

Wrey, Jane, 388, 396, 398

Wrey, John, 388, 396, 398

Wyatt, Mr., 583

Wyndham, William, 319

Wyvelscombe, 12

Yonge, Dr. William, his account of Peters, 27, 28

York, 331

York, Archbishop of, 434, 435

York, Duke of, 290, 482, 485

York, James, Duke of, 96, 102, 550

Young, J. C., 578

"Young Men's Club," 555

Zaccaria, Catherine, 729

Zagros, 462

Zaire, 409

Zante, 450, 451

Zanzibar, 462

THE WORKS OF
ANATOLE FRANCE

It has long been a reproach to England that only one volume by ANATOLE FRANCE has been adequately rendered into English; yet outside this country he shares with TOLSTOI the distinction of being the greatest and most daring student of humanity now living.

¶ There have been many difficulties to encounter in completing arrangements for a uniform edition, though perhaps the chief barrier to publication here has been the fact that his writings are not for babes--but for men and the mothers of men. Indeed, some of his Eastern romances are written with biblical candour. "I have sought truth strenuously," he tells us, "I have met her boldly. I have never turned from her even when she wore an unexpected aspect." Still, it is believed that the day has come for giving English versions of all his imaginative works, as well as of his monumental study JOAN OF ARC, which is undoubtedly the most discussed book in the world of letters to-day.

¶ MR. JOHN LANE has pleasure in announcing that he will commence publication of the works of M. ANATOLE FRANCE in English, under the general editorship of MR. FREDERIC CHAPMAN, with the following volumes:

THE RED LILY
MOTHER OF PEARL
THE GARDEN OF EPICURUS
THE CRIME OF SYLVESTRE BONNARD
JOCASTA AND THE FAMISHED CAT
BALTHASAR
THE WELL OF ST. CLARE
THE ELM TREE ON THE MALL
THE WICKER-WORK WOMAN
AT THE SIGN OF THE QUEEN PÉDAUQUE
THE OPINIONS OF JEROME COIGNARD
MY FRIEND'S BOOK
THE ASPIRATIONS OF JEAN SERVIEN
THAÏS
JOAN OF ARC (2 vols.)

¶ All the books will be published at 6/- each with the exception of JOAN OF ARC, which will be 25/- net the two volumes, with eight Illustrations.

¶ The format of the volumes leaves little to be desired. The size is Demy 8vo (9 × 5-3/4 in.), that of this Prospectus, and they will be printed from Caslon type upon a paper light in weight and strong in texture, with a cover design in crimson and gold, a gilt top, end-papers from designs by Aubrey Beardsley and initials by Henry Ospovat. In short, these are volumes for the bibliophile as well as the lover of fiction, and form perhaps the cheapest library edition of copyright novels ever published, for the price is only that of an ordinary novel.

¶ The translation of these books has been entrusted to such competent French scholars as MR. ALFRED ALLINSON, HON. MAURICE BARING, MR. FREDERIC CHAPMAN, MR. ROBERT B. DOUGLAS, MR. A. W. EVANS, MRS. FARLEY, MR. LAFCADIO HEARN, MRS. JOHN LANE, MRS. NEWMARCH, MR. C. E. ROCHE, MISS WINIFRED STEPHENS, and MISS M. P. WILLCOCKS.

¶ As Anatole Thibault, _dit_ Anatole France, is to most English readers merely a name, it will be well to state that he was born in 1844 in the picturesque and inspiring surroundings of an old bookshop on the Quai Voltaire, Paris, kept by his father, Monsieur Thibault, an authority on eighteenth-century history, from whom the boy caught the passion for the principles of the Revolution, while from his mother he was learning to love the ascetic ideals chronicled in the Lives of the Saints. He was schooled with the lovers of old books, missals and manuscripts; he matriculated on the Quais with the old Jewish dealers of curios and _objets d'art_; he graduated in the great university of life and experience. It will be recognised that all his work is permeated by his youthful impressions; he is, in fact, a virtuoso at large.

¶ He has written about thirty volumes of fiction. His first novel was JOCASTA & THE FAMISHED CAT (1879). THE CRIME OF SYLVESTRE BONNARD appeared in 1881, and had the distinction of being crowned by the French Academy, into which he was received in 1896.

¶ His work is illuminated with style, scholarship, and psychology; but its outstanding features are the lambent wit, the gay mockery, the genial irony with which he touches every subject he treats. But the wit is never malicious, the mockery never derisive, the irony never barbed. To quote from his own GARDEN OF EPICURUS: "Irony and Pity are both of good counsel; the first with her smiles makes life agreeable, the other sanctifies it to us with her tears. The Irony I invoke is no cruel deity. She mocks neither love nor beauty. She is gentle and kindly disposed. Her mirth disarms anger and it is she teaches us to laugh at rogues and fools whom but for her we might be so weak as to hate."

¶ Often he shows how divine humanity triumphs over mere asceticism, and with entire reverence; indeed, he might be described as an ascetic overflowing with humanity, just as he has been termed a "pagan, but a pagan constantly haunted by the pre-occupation of Christ." He is in turn--like his own Choulette in THE RED LILY--saintly and Rabelaisian, yet without incongruity. At all times he is the unrelenting foe of superstition and hypocrisy. Of himself he once modestly said: "You will find in my writings perfect sincerity (lying demands a talent I do not possess), much indulgence, and some natural affection for the beautiful and good."

¶ The mere extent of an author's popularity is perhaps a poor argument, yet it is significant that two books by this author are in their HUNDRED AND TENTH THOUSAND, and numbers of them well into their SEVENTIETH THOUSAND, whilst the one which a Frenchman recently described as "Monsieur France's most arid book" is in its FIFTY-EIGHTH THOUSAND.

¶ Inasmuch as M. FRANCE'S ONLY contribution to an English periodical appeared in THE YELLOW BOOK, vol. v., April 1895, together with the first important English appreciation of his work from the pan of the Hon. Maurice Baring, it is peculiarly appropriate that the English edition of his works should be issued from the Bodley Head.

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