The author of the Guide to Mount’s Bay, recently published. Footnote 52: “As some men were lately sinking an air hole to the bottom level of the Consolidated Mines, when at the depth of 160 fathoms from the surface, they struck into a cavern; the rush of foul air from which, compelled them to call out to their companion stationed above, to raise them by the tackle kept in readiness for that purpose. This vast subterranean vault is situated in one of the principal lodes of the mine; it is about nine feet high, and six feet wide; the western end from the place of entry, has been explored, and is found to be about 40 fathoms in length; the foul air in the eastern end, has hitherto prevented the miners from fully exploring it; the appearance of the sides and roof is very craggy, and shews that the cavity has been occasioned by a convulsion of nature.” Footnote 53: Beauties of England and Wales for Cornwall, page 485. Footnote 54: Beauties of England and Wales for Cornwall, p. 487. Footnote 55: Vide Beauties for Cornwall, page 488. Footnote 56: The author of the Guide to Mounts Bay, &c. recently published. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Index. ---------- A Adder, Sea, a fish, 14 Angel Fish, ibid Antoney, Village of, Church, Monuments, House, and Pictures, 27 and 161 Arwenack House, remarkable as the antient seat of the Killegrews, 50 B Bake, an antient seat of the Moyles, 29 Blower, or Fin Fish, 13 Blowing Houses, near St. Austell, 38 Boconnoc House, a fine seat, 35 Bodmin, Town of, antient Buildings, Church, Font, Population, &c., 119 Boscawen-un, singular Pile of Stones at, 61 Bossiney, remarkable as one of the Boroughs, 81 Boscastle, a Fishing Village, curious Epitaph in the Church, 85 Botus Fleming, Church, and Tomb of a Crusader, 100 Botallack Mine, at St. Just, account of, 138 Bude, a bathing place, its Canal, &c., 88 C Carhays, a seat, 40 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