Gilbert, C. S., his 'History of Cornwall,' i. 369; ii. 56. Gilbert Davies, i. 26, 251 _note_, 254, 281; ii. 37. his connexion with Trevithick, ii. 314, 319, 327. Gillyngvase Bay, ii. 126. Gluvias Church, ii. 117. Glynn, Major, i. 111. Glynn, the seat of the Vivians, ii. 345. Godfrey, Charlotte, i. 197, 210. Godfrey of Cornwall, xiv. GODOLPHINS, THE, i. 340-396. family, 114, 118, 173, 191, 195, 340-396; ii. 3, 39, 119, 283. Hals' description of the family, i. 340. description of the place, 340-344. or 'Dolphin Town, Scilly, 350. Manor of, ii. 285. origin of the name, i. 344. their early origin, 345. intermarriages of the family, 344, 353. great tin-owners, 342, 347, 348. obtain lease of Scilly Isles and become Governors, 350-353. number of deaths in the family in a short period, 350. School, The, at Salisbury, 352. Captain, killed in a duel, 1682, 353. Colonel in Charles I.'s army, ii. 39. Charles, M.P. for Helston, i. 379. Elizabeth, maid of honour to Katharine of Braganza, 353. Ellinor, 344. Sir Francis, friend of Richard Carew, ii. 24. Francis, Baron Godolphin of Helston, i. 364. Sir Francis, knighted in 1580, 347. Carew's account of him, 347, 348 _note_. Lipscomb's do., 347. repulses the Spaniards at Penzance, 348. marries Margaret Killigrew, 350. Sir Francis, 361, 368. his loyalty and poetic skill, 361. Hobbes dedicates his 'Leviathan' to him, 362. is M.P. for St. Ives, 1640, 362. his wife and family, 362. Francis, second and last Earl, 374, 389. is made Lord Warden of the Stannaries, 382. dies, 389. his love for the turf, 392. Gentle, three of the name, 347. Henry, Dean of St. Paul's and Provost of Eton, 362. educated at Eton and at Oxford, i. 362. marries his cousin Margaret Godolphin, 362. his piety and munificence, 363, 364. his monument at Eton, 363. was to have been made Bishop of Exeter, 364. his descendants, 364. Jael, 197, 210. John (temp. Hen. III.), 340. John (temp. Hen. VII.), 345. John, Captain of Scilly, 351. marries Judith Amerideth, 351. John, LL.D., goes to Oxford, 353. is made Judge of the Admiralty, 354. his legal and religious books, 355. his death and burial-place, 356. his son Francis, died 1695, 356. Margaret, wife of Sidney Godolphin, 362. as 'Diana,' 370 _note_. comes to the Court, 371. her pious disposition, 371. leaves the Court, 373. lodges in Scotland Yard, 373. marries Sidney Godolphin, 374. her illness and death, 374. her last letter to her husband, 375. is buried at Breage, 377. the inscription on her coffin, 377. Sidney, M.P., killed in a Civil War skirmish, 1643, 357. Clarendon's account of him, 357. Sir Egerton Brydges' do., 360.