_Intermediate objects worthy of notice, 74.--Castle Horneck, 75.--Rose Hill--Trereiffe, 76.--The country wild but susceptible of cultivation, 77.--Furze--Boulders of Granite, 77.--Capable of numerous applications in rural oeconomy, 78.--Cornish Granite, (provincially, Growan), when in a state of decomposition is used as a manure, 79.--Theory of its operation, 79.--Form of the Felspar crystals, 79.--State of Agriculture--The Farm of John Scobell, Esq. at Leha, 80.--Arish Mows, 81.--Ancient Stone Crosses, 81.--Druidical Circle at Boscawen Un, 81.--Opinions concerning the origin of such circles, 82.--Chapel Euny, and its mystic well, 82.--Caerbran Round, 83.--Other Hill Castles, 84.--Chapel Carn Bre--Its origin, 84.--Commands a very extensive view, 85.--Sennan Church-town--The First and Last Inn in England, 85.--The Village of Mayon or Mean, 85.--Table Mean the vague tradition concerning, 86.--THE LAND'S END, 86.--A Spot of great geological_ _interest, 87.--Grotesque appearance of its granitic rocks, 87.--The Armed Knight, Irish Lady, and Dr. Johnson's Head, 88.--Cape Cornwall, and Whitsand Bay, 88.--Historical recollections, 88.--The Long-Ships Light-house, 89.--Tradition of the Lioness, 91.--The Wolf rock, 91.--THE SCILLY ISLANDS, 92.--Ancient Accounts--Six of the Islets only inhabited, 92.--Saint Agnes, 93.--The Light-house, 93.--Civil Government of the Islands, 93.--Present inhabitants all new comers, 94.--A robust and healthy race, 94.--Their employment, 96.--Experience great distress, 96.--Curious fact with respect to the migration of the Woodcock, 98.--Climate and Geology, 99.--RETURN TO THE LAND'S END--Fine rock Scenery at the Cape near the Signal Station, 101.--Tol Pedn Penwith, 102.--Cornish Chough--A Cliff Castle, 102.--Castle Treryn--Stupendous Rock Scenery--THE LOGAN ROCK, 103.--Its weight, 103.--How and whence it came, 104.--A natural production, 104.--Its appearance easily reconciled with the known laws of decomposition, 105.--Used probably by the Druids as an engine of superstition, 105.--Plants--Geological phenomena, 106.--Rare Shells to be found in Treryn Cove, 107.--SAINT BURYAN, once the seat of a College of Augustine Canons, 108.--Church Tower commands a very extensive prospect--Remarkable ancient Monument in the church, 109.--Ancient Crosses, 110.--The Deanery, 111.--The supposed Sanctuary, 111.--Return to Penzance by a circuitous route, through the parish of Saint Paul, 111.--Boskenna, the romantic seat of John Paynter, Esq., 112.--A Druidical_ _circle, called the Merry Maidens, 112.--Sepulchral Stones called the Pipers, 113.--Carn Boscawen, Pensile Stone at, 113.--Trove or Trewoof, the remains of a triple entrenchment at, 113.--The romantic valley of Lemorna, 113.--Kerris, supposed Druidical monument at, 114.--PAUL CHURCH, 114.--Epitaph of Dolly Pentreath, 115.--Mousehole and