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Chapter D: Dolcoath, a noted Copper Mine, 140

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Eels, Conger, very plentiful, 14

Egleshale, Church of, Carved Pulpit, Monuments, &c., 80

Eny’s House, 48

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Falmouth, Town of, Buildings, fine Harbour, &c., 49

Fowey, Town of, Church, Monuments, Antient Buldings at, Harbour,
Population, &c., 30

Fonts, Antient, in Lostwithiel, 33;
St. Austell, 37;
Lanerwednack, 54;
Padstow, 78;
Kilkhampton, &c., 91

Foote, the Comedian, born at Truro, 46

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Glynn House, a seat, 118

Gold, found in Cornwall, 22

Godolphin House, an antient building, 55

Grampus, a fish, 13

Grampound, till lately one of the Boroughs of Cornwall, present State,
42

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Harewood House, 98

Hayle, Port of, Works, &c., 69

Heligan, a seat, 39

Helston, Town of, Church, Population, &c., 51

Herland Mines, some Account of, 144

Hills in Cornwall, 3

Historical Events, brief description of, 23

Huel Vor, a noted Tin Mine, 137

—— Unity ditto, for Copper, 142

—— Alfred, ditto, ibid

Husbandry, improvement in, noticed, 8

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Ince Castle, a seat on the banks of the Lynher, 106

Iron, found in great abundance in Cornwall, 22

—— Foundaries at Hayle, 146

John Dorys, a delicious fish, 14

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Kilkhampton, village of, noted for the singular beauty of its Church,
Monuments, Font, &c., 89

——, the birth-place of the pious Hervey, 92

Knill, J. Esq., singular custom respecting his will, 69

Kynan’s Cove, a curious pile of Rocks at, 54

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