_Embowered Village of Gulval--Kenegie the seat of J. A. Harris Arundel, Esq.--Rosmorran, the retired cottage of George John, Esq., 143.--Ascent to the great Granite ridge, 143.--Castle an Dinas, 144.--Atmospheric Phenomenon, 144.--SAINT IVES, 145.--THE PILCHARD FISHERY--Confusion and bustle which are occasioned on the appearance of a shoal, 146.--Natural History of the Pilchard, 147.--Period of its appearance, 148.--How discovered by the Huer, 149.--Necessary outfit for the fishery, 149.--The Great Net, or Stop Seine--How shot, 150.--The quantity of fish usually secured--Tucking, a beautiful sight, 152.--Driving Nets, 153.--Fish_ _brought to the cellars and cured--lying in bulk, 153.--Packed in hogsheads, headed up, and exported, 154.--The great importance of this fishery to the county, 155.--Refuse fish used as manure, 155.--Their fertilizing powers increased by lime, 156.--THE HERRING FISHERY, 156.--Tregenna Castle, the seat of Samuel Stephens, Esq.--Knill's Mausoleum, 157.--Quinquennial Games instituted, 158.--Hayle Sands--The Port of Hayle, 159.--Desolate appearance of the district, 161.--Sand-flood, 162.--RECENT FORMATION OF SANDSTONE, 163.--Investigation of the causes which have operated in consolidating the sand, 166.--Huel Alfred Copper-mine, 169.--The Herland Mines, 170.--Saint Erth--Trevethoe, 171.--Tin Smelting, 173.--Ludgvan Church--The tomb of the venerable and learned Dr. Borlase, 174._ EXCURSION V. (_Page_ 176.) TO REDRUTH, AND THE MINING DISTRICTS IN ITS VICINITY.