 
- 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
- Cotehele House, a very antient building, 97
- Copley, Sir J. S., seat of, 29
- Crennis Copper Mine, account of, 135
- Cross, Antient, at Callington, 97,
- Cromlech, 116
- Cuddenbeck, at St. Germains, noted as the seat of the Bishops, 110
- D
- Dolcoath, a noted Copper Mine, 140
- E
- Eels, Conger, very plentiful, 14
- Egleshale, Church of, Carved Pulpit, Monuments, &c., 80
- Eny’s House, 48
- F
- Falmouth, Town of, Buildings, fine Harbour, &c., 76
- St. Stephen’s Church, near Trematon Castle, 92
- St. Mary Week, Village of, remarked as the birth-place of Thomasine Bonaventure, 86
- St. Cleer, Village of, noted for its Church, and numerous Antiquities, 115
- St. Lawrence, Ruins at, 127
- Stratton, Town of, Church, Monumental Epitaphs, &c., 86
- Stockton, seat of Admiral de Courcy, 106
- Steam Engines, their extensive powers described, and great utility in the Mines, 133
- Stow, an antient seat of the Grenvilles, 91
- Sun Fish, 14
- T
- Tehiddy Park, seat of Lord de Dunstanville, Pictures, &c., 70
- Thankes, seat of the Graves, 27
- Tin, the different Mines described, and the mode of preparing it; Laws relating to, &c., 15 to 18
- —— Wood, highly valuable, 19 and 136
- Tintagel, renowned birth-place of King Arthur, antient Fortifications at, Church, &c., 81
- Tolinen, a curious one in Constantine Parish, 51
- Touss, Rev. J. born at St. Ives, 68
- Trebursye, a seat near Launceston, 96
- Tredea, the seat of Davies Gilbert, Esq., M.P., 146
- Trespy House, Fowey, an antient building, 31
- Trefusis, an antient seat, 51
- Treguma, a seat of S. Stephens, Esq., 68
- Tregony, Town of, Antient Buildings, &c., 40
- Tregothnan, seat of Earl Falmouth, and its fine Park, 44
- Trelawney House, Pictures, &c., 29
- Trelowarrens, an antient seat, 54
- Trematon Castle, a fine ruin, seat of B. Tucker, Esq., 103
- Tremere, an antient seat of the Courtenay’s, 127
- Trerice, an antient building, formerly the seat of the Arundell’s, 73
- Treryn Castle, Logan Stone, at, 61
- Trevethoe, the seat of the Praeds, 69
- Trewarthenick, a seat, 41
- Trewithan, seat of Sir C. Hawkins, Bart., 43
- Trewan, seat of Richard Vyvyan, Esq., 76
- Truro, Town of, noted as the metropolis of the West of England, fine Church, Buildings, Population, &c., 44
- Turbots, plentiful in Cornwall, 14
- W
- Wadesbridge, near Bodmin, 80
- Werrington Park, seat of the Duke of Northumberland, 92
- Wherry Mine, near Penzance, remarkable one, 60
- Whiteford House, seat of Sir W. P. Call, Bart, 96
- Woodcocks, singular account of their arrival in Cornwall, 160
- Wootton, an antient seat at Landrake, 106
- Transcriber’s Notes:
- The engravings in this book are badly faded, and the scans are not clear enough to always be certain of the words in the captions. When a word isn’t clear, it’s replaced by [** illegible].
- There was a footnote without a reference to it on page 47. The reference was added to the main paragraph on that page. The nature of the book referenced makes it likely that the footnote was meant to provide authority for something in that paragraph.
- The footnotes have geen gathered together and placed in a section just before the Index, starting on page 165.
- Missing or obscured punctuation was silently corrected.
- Typographical errors were silently corrected.
- Inconsistent spelling and hyphenation were made consistent only when a predominant form was found in this book.
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