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Chapter C: Carhays, a seat, 40

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Callington, Town of, Antient Buildings, &c., 96

Calstock, a Village, Church, &c., 98

Camborne, Town of, Church, Population, &c., 69

Camelford, Town of, Buildings, &c., 80

Carn’-bre, Castle, Rocks, &c., 71

Carnon Stream Works, account of, 137

Carnanton, a seat, 75

Carclew, seat of Sir William Lemon, Pictures, &c., 46

Castle-an-Dinas, an Antient Entrenchment, 76

Cattle, different Species of, bred in Cornwall, 10

Catchfrench, the seat of F. Glanville, Esq., 110

Charlestown, near St. Austell, 36

Cheese-Wring, 116

Church of Creed, 42

Clay Works, at St. Stephen’s, an account of, 136

Clowance, a fine seat, belonging to Sir J. St. Aubyn, 55

Coldrinnick, a seat, 111

Cornwall, derivation of its Name, Situation, Climate, Population, &c.,
1 to 3

Consolidated Mines, account of, 141

Cook’s Kitchen, a celebrated Copper Mine, 140

Copper, its discovery, Mines described, &c., 20

Cotehele House, a very antient building, 97

Copley, Sir J. S., seat of, 29

Crennis Copper Mine, account of, 135

Cross, Antient, at Callington, 97,
and Four-Hole Cross, 161

Cromlech, 116

Cuddenbeck, at St. Germains, noted as the seat of the Bishops, 110

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