Devon (England) -- Antiquities; Devon (England) -- History
Cadhay, Ottery St. Mary, 213.
Caer, Pensauelcoit, 31.
Canal, Beer to Thorverton, 274.
Canterbury, William Courtenay, Archbishop of, 50.
Canute, 4.
Captain Cook, departure from Plymouth, 96.
Capture of Jack Rattenbury by French privateer, 266.
Cardinal Reginald Pole, 52.
Carew, Sir Peter, 11, 70, 83.
” Sir Gawen, 11, 70, 83.
Carew’s “Survey of Cornwall,” 27.
Cargoes from Cherbourg, 273.
Cary, Colonel, 261.
Castle of Rougemont, 8.
” Plympton, 177, 178.
” Salcombe, 15.
Cathedral, ancient, of Cornwall, 177.
Catskin Earls, Origin of, 59.
Catullus, 145.
Chagford, Annals of, 10.
Chancellor, Earl of Halsbury, present Lord, 291.
” of the Duchy of Lancaster, present, 294.
Chanters House, quarters of Sir Thomas Fairfax, 213.
Chapel at Ottery St. Mary, Independent, 214.
Charles I., King, 94.
” Lord Lansdowne, 112.
Cherbourg, cargoes from, 273.
Chronicle of Higden, 31.
Church, Colyton, Effigy of Lady Pole in, 244.
Church, Plympton Town, 190.
” ” St. Mary, 189.
” St. Germans, 177.
Churchyard, ring of Mary, 164.
“Clarence” Inn, Exeter, 74.
” ” ” Duchess of Clarence at the, 76.
Clinton, Captain Lord, 253.
Close, house in the, 68.
Cluobrera, Gabriello, the Pindar of Italy, 222.
Clyst St. Mary, 85.
Coke, Sir Edward, on Magna Carta, 285.
Coleridge, Rev. John, 212, 214.
” ” George, 212.
” ” Samuel Taylor, Birthplace of, 214.
Collection of manuscripts, 284.
College of Ottery St. Mary, 211.
Collins, Mary, maid to Mrs. Bray, 117.
Collins, Rev. Robert, Nonconformist leader, 213, 214.
Comte de Chambord, Funeral of the, 46.
Consort, late Prince, visit to the Duchy Estates, 208.
Convention Room, 213.
Convict Settlement, Formation of, 208.
Coplestone Cross, 7.
Coplestones of White Spur, Race of the, 7.
Corinæus, 25.
” Rule of, 20.
” Combat of, 21.
Cosmo III., Grand Duke of Tuscany, 68.
Cottenham, First Earl of, 58, 61, 62.
Cotton, R. W., on Barnstaple, 132.
Courtenay, Baronetcy refused by family of, 57.
” Barony refused by family of, 57.
” Edward, 53–55.
” Edward Baldwin, 12th Earl of Devon, 61.
” Henry, 80.
” Henry Hugh, 13th Earl of Devon, 61, 89.
” Henry Reginald, Lord, 61.
” John, 50.
” Lord, 260.
” Made Viscount, 57.
” Peter, Bishop of Exeter, 56, 183.
” Philip, 49.
” Sir Hugh, 49, 180.
” Sir William, 51.
” Sir William of Powderham, 56, 122, 172.
” Thomas, 80.
” William, 9th Earl of Devon, 59.
” William, 10th Earl of Devon, 59.
” William Reginald, 11th Earl of Devon, 60.
Courtneie, Sir Peter, Sheriff of Exeter, 83.
Coverdale, Myles, 77.
” translator of the Bible, 169.
Crediton, town of, 6, 83.
Crockern Tor Parliament, 9.
Cynewulf, King of Wessex, 3.
Cruwys, Mr., of Cruwys Morchard—old Devon family, 294.
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