Chichester, Sir Arthur, Baron of
Belfast, and Lord Deputy of Ire-
land, 325.
Chichester, Robert, Bishop of Exeter
1128, died 1150, and interred in
the Cathedral, 331.
Chilcot, alias Comin, Robert. He
followed the kersey trade, and be-
coming wealthy founded Chilcot's
School, in Peter's Street, Tiverton,
334.
Childe, of Plymstock, buried by a
stratagem at Tavistock, 334.
Chudleigh, Sir George, of Ashton,
born 1582, died 1657; served the
Parliament, but afterwards joined
the King, 335.
Chudleigh, James, son of the pre-
ceding, was shot at the siege of
Dartmouth, 338.
Chudleigh, Lady Mary, née Lee, born
1656, died 1710. She wrote plays,
operas, and other poetic pieces,
340.
Churchill, Arabella, born 1648, died
1730; her mother was daughter of
Sir John Drake, of Ash, 341.
Churchill, Charles, born 1656, brother
to Arabella and the Duke of Marl-
borough, 342.
Churchill, George, another brother,
343.
Churchill, John, Duke of Marl-
borough, born 1650, died 1722, and
interred in Westminster Abbey,
345.
Cistercian, Roger the, born at Ford
Abbey, lived mostly in the Low
Countries, temp. Henry II., and
was the writer of several strange
legends, 346.
Coins and tokens, 59.
Collier, Lord Monkswell, Obituary
Notice of, 44.
Collier, W. F., Venville rights on
Dartmoor, 377.
Committes appointed, 23.
Contents, 3.
Cousins, Samuel, the Engraver, by
G. Pycroft, 516.
Dallinger, Rev. W. H., LL.D., &c.,
reads the President's Address, 25;
impossible to know all sciences,
27; minuteness, 30; powers of the
mind, 31; chalk, diatoms, bacteria,
and monads, 32; nucleated, 36;
results of slowly-increasing heat,
37; and of sudden changes, and
we are no nearer the origin of life,
38.
Dartmoor, and the Venville rights of,
by W. F. Collier, 377; Definition,
wic and vil, origin of manors and
parishes, forest and chase, 378;
vert and venison, feeding swine,
the pony, the red deer, and the
convict, Devonshire disafforested,
379; law of levant and couchant,
380; Devonshire commons, parish
or manor commons, fines villarum
or venville, 381; right of drift
explained, 382; limited common,
or common levant and couchant,
384; venville rents, Dartmoor
Preservation Association, Totnes
and Barnstaple men, 385.
Dionysius, Saint, 678.
Douglas, Rev. R. C., M.A., Obituary
Notice of, 41.
Downes, Rev. W., B.A., Obituary
Notice of, 42.
Dymond, Robert, F.S.A., Thomas
Luny, Marine Painter, Part II.,
107.
Earthquakes in Devon, by E. Parfitt,
547.
Engraver, Samuel Cousins, 516.
Flint Implements and Flakes, 56-7,
431.
Fossils of Haldon, 53.
Foster, S., Obituary Notice of, 43.
Francis, R., Obituary Notice of, 43.
Geological Notes, 53, 84.
Geological Subjects, 349, 419,467, 498.
Geology of the Plymouth District,
by R. N. Worth, 467.
Hankercher handkerchief, 69.
Hele, J. C., Obituary Notice of, 44.
Hellins, Rev. John, M.A., The Al-
leged Tomb of Bishop Leofric in
Exeter Cathedral, 675; his burial-
place not known, 676; search made,
recumbent figure found, merchants'
mark suggestive, 677; fragments
preserved, 678.
Hine, James, F. R.I.B.A., Reynolds of
Plympton (plate), 191; his house
destroyed, 193; named Joseph for
Joshua in the Register, 194; lines
to Theophila,195; the school-house,
196; his first picture, 196, 198;
Prout's first drawing, 197; Rey-
nolds bound apprentice to Hudson,
200; cancelled, 201; portraits of
himself, 203, 210; goes to Italy,
205; Northcote's opinion of Dart-
moor, 206; Reynolds' diary, shoot-
ing party, manor of Plympton, 209,
212; D.C.L. Oxford, 210; his por-
trait at Plympton, 211.
Human Remains at Plymouth Hoe,
83; at Mount Batten, 84; at
Cattedown, 419, 426, 432, 434.
Hunt, A. R., F.L.S., F.G.S., The
Evidence of the Skerries Shoal on
the wearing of fine sands by waves
(photo plate), 498; by water or by
wind, 499; skerries sand dredged,
500; remanié sand, 501; tidal
currents at Portland, 502; in Start
Bay, 503; rule to calculate wave
disturbance, 504; jar dredged up,and
description of plate, 505; Professor
Stokes quoted, 506, 512; wave and
tide motion at great depths, 507;
wind disturbance, and long waves,
508; four agents affect the sands,
509; Mr. Tawney quoted, and four
points in sand-making, 510; Start
Bay sands, 511; Geological Society,
and Professor Stokes' letter, 512.
Implements of stone and flint, 56,431.
Jones, Winslow, The Slannings of
Leye, Bickleigh, and Maristow
(tabular pedigree), 451; early mem-
bers of the family, 452; Nicholas
and John, 453; brass in Bickleigh
Church, 454 duel, "The Bloody
Booke," and Fitz of Fitzford; runs
Allez through with his sword, and
then himself; his daughter in a
foot-note, 456; Latin epitaph and
monument, 457; armorial bearings,
458; Gamaliel and his heirs ; licence
to eat flesh, in note, 459; Sir
Nicholas Slanning, M.P., killed at
the siege of Bristol, 460; dyptic
in allusion, 461; his portrait, 462;
Sir Nicholas the younger, K.B. and
Bart., 463; Sir Andrew, 464;
Heywood's four co-heiresses, Sir
Masseh Lopes, 465; Appendix of
inscriptions, and plate of the Slan-
ning tomb, 466.
Kitchen midden at Mount Batten, 58.
Leofric's tomb, 675.
List of Cousins' engravings, 521.
List of Plympton tax-payers, 565.
List of Mayors of Plympton, 641.
List of M.P.s for Plympton, 649.
656, 669.
List of Voters of Plympton, 654-5,
657.
List of Members, 679; classified, 691.
Luny, Thomas, the Painter, Part II.,
by Robert Dymond, F.S.A., 107;
summary of his works, 108; pictures
at Teignmouth, 113; at Exeter,
126; picture No. 70, in which a
row-boat appears to move; other
pictures in Devonshire, 165; out-
side Devonshire, 188.
Meteorological Notes, 51.
Midden, or Kitchen Midden, at Mount
Batten, 58.
Money and Coins, 59.
Monkswell, Lord, Obituary Notice
of, 44.
Moore, W. F., Obituary Notice of, 46.
Nonconformity at Plympton, 386.
Numismatical Notes, 59.
Obituary Notices, 39.
Officers of the Association, 5.
Ornithological Notes, 49.
Paintings at Saltram, 85.
Paintings by Luny, 107.
Paintings by Reynolds, 191.
Parfitt, Edward, Second Supplement
to paper on Earthquakes in Devon-
shire, from the earliest Records to
the present time, 547; Earthquake
of June 25, 1883, by Mr. Stander-
wick, 548; one of January 5, 1886;
Mr. Martin's account, 550; foam
on the sea, 551; effects at Dutton,
Torcross, and Dartmouth, 552;
Summary, 553.
Pengelly, W., F.R.S., F.G.SI, &C.,
Prince's "Worthies of Devon, and
the Dictionary of National Bio-
graphy," Part III., 217; Tabular
Pedigree of Browne, 222; Britan-
nia's Pastorals, 224; and the Inner
Temple Masque, 225; “Lydford
Law,"226; Epitaph on the Countess
of Pembroke, 227; List of Browne's
writings, 228; Herbert Tabular
Pedigree, 231; Browne's death,
236; Buller, Judge and King's
Counsel; ruled that a man might
thrash his wife, 249; swearing in
at Crockern Tor, 250; genealogical
notes, 254; Edward Calvert, first
a midshipman, and afterwards a
landscape painter and an engraver
on wood, 266; Abraham Cann,
the Wrestler, 267; Cardmaker,
alias Taylor, a Friar, temp. Henry
VIII., Canon and Chancellor of
Wells; in 1555 he was burnt at
Smithfield, 267; Bampfylde Moore
Carew, the King of Beggars, 269;
Richard Carlile, a chemist, a tin-
man, a writer; imprisoned for his
publication, as also his wife and
journeymen printers, and he left
his body for dissection, 290; John
Cary, whether he was Bishop of
Exeter or not is disputed, 311;
Childe, frozen to death on Dart-
moor, 334; John, Duke of Marl-
borough, 345; Tabular Summary,
347.
Plymouth Hoe and Geological De-
posits, 54, by R. N. Worth.
Plympton: The Borough and its
Charters, by J. Brooking Rowe,
555.
Prehistoric remains at Cattedown,
by R. N. Worth, 419.
President's Address, 25.
Prince's "Worthies of Devon," and
the "Dictionary of National Bio-
graphy," 217.
Property of the Association, 22.
Provincialisms, 63.
Pycroft, G., M. R.C.S., Biography of
Samuel Cousins, R.A., Member of
the Legion of Honour, 516; began
by making pencil portraits at 5/-
each, 517; finished his apprentice-
ship; altered his style of engraving;
his first commission, 518; Legion
of Honour; Royal Academician;
wishes to cease work, 519; renews
work; sets aside £15,000; list of
his works, 520; Colophon stating
authorities, 529.
Ralegh, Sir Walter, by Dr. Brush-
field, 389.
Ram-shackle crazy, shaky, 77.
Redstart in Devon, 50.
Report of the Council, 17.
Report of the Treasurer, 21.
Report, Twelfth, on Scientific Mem-
oranda, 49.
Report, Tenth, on Provincialisms, 63.
Report, Ninth, of the Barrow Com-
mittee, 83.
Report, Eighth, on Works of Art, 85.
Report, Eighth, on Devonshire Cele-
brities, 95.
Report, Sixth (Second Series), on the
Climate of Devon, 103.
Reynolds of Plympton, by James
Hine, F.R. I. B.A., plate, 191.
Robin Redbreast, 50.
Roger the Cistercian, 346.
Rowe, J. Brooking, F.S.A., F. L.S.,
Plympton: The Borough and its
Charters; woodcuts of seals, 555;
De Redvers family, 556; Latin
Charter by Baldwin, 557; in Eng-
lish, 558; Charter by Isabella in
Latin, 559; in English, 560; con-
firmed by Edward I., in Latin, 561;
and by subsequent monarchs,262-4;
subsidy in 1522 levied, 565; charter
of Elizabeth in Latin, 568; abstract
in English, 584; heads of the
Charter, 585; Bye-Laws, 589; old
documents destroyed in 1702;
Bridge rates; new Charter, 599;
Charter of James, 600; Letters
Patent, 601; abstract in English,
602; petition against the Charter,
608; Charter of William and Mary,
609; Perambulation of the Borough,
of 1729, 625; another of July 24,
1759, 626; a third of July 16, 1817,
628; sum up of the constitution
of the governing body, 630; min-
utes of proceedings at the Courts,
632; receipts and disbursements,
633; list of the Mayors, 641; Reform
Act of 1832; resignation of Lord
Mount Edgcumbe; Lord Morley's
Chief Rent, 644; relinquished,
645; Sir Joshua Reynolds' portrait
sold, 646; Corporation dissolved,
647.
Rowe, J. Brooking, Plympton: its
Parliamentary Representation, En-
graving of seal, 649; list of
Members, 650, 669; Avent claims
to be Mayor, 654; Petition against,
656; Poll taken, 657; objections
stated and answered, 658; counter
complaints, 660; bribery, 663;
right of sons of freemen disputed,
667; cost of feasting, 672.
Rules, 7.
Saltram, and its Works of Art, 85.
Scientific Memoranda, Report on, 49.
Sivewright, J., Obituary Notice of, 48.
Skerries Shoal, and wearing of fine
sands, By A. R. Hunt, 498.
Somervail, Alex., On the Metamorphic
and associated Rocks of the extreme
south of Devonshire, 349; syn-
clinal fold in strata, from Sharkham
to the Prawle, 350; whether the
extreme metamorphism on the
south, and the non-metamorphic
rocks towards the north, are two
separate systems, or one unequally
altered formation? 351; quarries
examined, 354; rocks much corru-
gated near Start Point, and chloritic
at the Prawle, with a north dip;
Bolt Head has a south dip; in the
Cove near the village of Hope the
rocks have a north dip, and not
much altered, 355; considers the
junctions, or east and west faults
of De la Beche and Professor
Bonney, as purely arbitrary ones;
no extended east-and-west faults;
re-appearance of southern chloritic
rock further north, 356; no gneiss
or hornblende, though De la Beche
mentions them; increasing meta-
morphism from north to south,
357; theory of causes of the meta-
morphism; perhaps a granite boss
underneath, 358-359; evidence of
the strata from north to south
forming one continuous system,
and its age is Upper Devonian,
360; the strata not Archæan in
age; conclusion, 361.
Titmouse, in Devon, 49.
Tokens and Coins, 59.
Tomb of Leofric, 675.
Totnes, Lawsuit at, concerning right
to seats in church, by E. Windeatt,
538.
Venville Rights on Dartmoor, by W.
F. Collier, 377.
Windeatt, E., Early Nonconformity
at Plympton, Registers, how kept,
386; John Williams not a noncon-
formist, and John Searle's vicissi-
tudes of fortune, 387; imprisoned
with four others; Mr. Hopkins's
account, burials of Searle, and of
his widow, 388.
Windeatt, E., Notes on an old Law-
suit relative to the Rights to seats
in Totnes church, 538; declaration
of the pleading; case for the
plaintiffs, 539; the Mayor assigned
seats in the aisles and the nave,
but not in the chancel, 540; Totnes
church rebuilt, temp. Henry VI.
In 38 Henry VI. order made to
build the stone screen, 541; fines
for non-attendance at church; new
Charter, 542; trial ordered by the
mayor, &c., plaintiffs; Trist and
Symons, defendants, 543; another
trial in 1710, Trist, plaintiff, 544;
another by Trist, plaintiff in 1713,
and settled next year, 545; in 1717
Mr. Trist was elected one of the
Master Counsellors, 546.
Woodpecker, 81.
Works of Art in Devonshire, 85
Worth, R. N., F.G.S., Beginnings of
Plympton History, 363; prehistoric
objects found in the neighbourhood,
earliest mention of Plympton, 364;
the Castle, 365; roadside chapel,
367; ancient ship, Roman coins,
368; derivation, 369; roadside
crosses, 371; Saxon convent at
Plympton, and the subsequent
Priory, 372; the Domesday record,
and extent of lands, 373; popula-
tion, and Saxon owners, 376.
Worth, R. N., On the Occurrence of
Human Remains in a Bone Cave
at Cattedown (five illustrations),
419; quarries at Cattedown, 420;
section of deposits, 422; human
remains, and other bones, 423;
section of deposits, 426; and of
the caves, 427; two distinct de-
posits, 428; flint nodule, a trog-
fodytal family, 431; human re-
mains, and specimens of fifteen
individuals represented, comparison
of various tibiæ, and diagram,
photo of skulls, 433; descriptive
list of crania, 434; list of species
found, 437.
Worth, R. N., The Igneous and
Altered Rocks of South-west Devon,
467; eight divisions, 468; A. lavas
and schistose rocks associated, 469;
ashes, lava, and tuffs, 470; ashes
fossiliferous, Mr. Rutley quoted,
Brent Tor, 471. Group B. Rutley
and Allport cited, 472; granite and
other rocks in contact, 473; Waps-
worthy hornblende, ribbon jasper,
474-5. Group C. The Ernesettle
band, and concentric decomposition,
476; felspathic boss at King's
Tamerton, 477. Group D. Green
granite, ib.; Yarnhill asbestos, 478.
Group E. Triassic trap at Cawsand,
478, 493. Group F. Granites,
elvans, china clay, 479; white and
red granite, greisen, Trowlesworthy
granites, luxulyanite, 480, 494;
trowlesworthite, elvan, 481. Group
G. Altered sedimentary rocks, 482;
lousy killas, pseudo-gneiss. Group
H. Gneiss of the Eddystone, 483;
general and microscopic description
of the above, 484; Compton Gifford
rocks, 485; Brent Tor series, 487;
Treluggan varieties, holo-crystalline
ophite, 491; Ivybridge group, 495;
Eddystone Lighthouse gneiss, and
the Shovel Reef, 497.
Worthy, Charles, Thomas Chafe, of
Doddescote,Gentleman, 530; genea-
logical notes; Robert, Mayor of
Exeter; Thomas, of Doddescott;
arms of Curzon and Chaffe; Risdon,
531; Dorothie Chafe, and her Will,
532; Thomas's unsteady character,
his Will, 533; his monument, 534;
Pascha or Pascoe Risdon and her
Will, descent of Winscot, 536;
Chafy-Chafy family and arms, 537.
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