S. Baring-Gould - Cornish Characters and Strange Events
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Thomas Pitt, Lord Camelford |
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William Pengelly |
From a painting by A. S. Cope, reproduced by permission of Mrs. H. Forbes Julian |
Lieutenant-General Sir Charles Wills |
From an engraving by Simon, after a picture by M. Dahl |
A View of the Celebrated Logan Rock, near Land's End in Cornwall |
Taken after the Rock was displaced on the 8th of April, 1824. From a lithograph by Vibert, after a drawing by Tonkin |
A View of the Southern Part of Castle Treryn, showing the Machinery erected for the purpose of replacing the Logan Rock |
From a lithograph by Vibert, after a drawing by Tonkin |
Hugh Peters |
From an old engraving |
James Polkinghorne, the Famous Cornish Wrestler |
From a drawing as he appeared in the Ring at Devonport on Monday, 23 October, 1826, when he threw Ab . Cann, the Champion of Devonshire, for a stake of 200 sovereigns |
Henry Trengrouse, the Inventor of the Rocket Apparatus for Saving Life at Sea |
From an oil painting by Opie the younger, reproduced by permission of Mr. H. Trengrouse |
The Wreck of the "Anson" |
From a sketch by Mr. H. Trengrouse |
" Parson Rudall " |
From a painting in the possession of the Rev. S. Baring-Gould |
John Couch Adams |
From a mezzotint by Samuel Cousins, a.r.a. , after a picture by Thomas Mogford. From the collection of Mrs. Lewis Lane |
John Couch Adams |
The Cheese-wring |
From an etching by Letitia Byrne, after a drawing by J. Farington, r.a. |
Nevill Norway |
From a painting in the possession of Miss A. T. Norway |
Sir William Lower |
The Killygrew Cup |
"1633. from maior to maior to the towne of permarin, where they received mee that was in great misery " Jane Killygrew This cup has been recently valued at the sum of 4000. It measures just two feet in height |
George Carter Bignell |
From a photograph |
John Ralfs |
Reproduced by permission of Miss Loveday E. Drake |
Sir John Call, Bart. |
From a portrait (by A. Hickle) in the possession of his great-granddaughter, Mrs. de Lacy Lacy |
Whitefordthe Residence of Sir John Call |
From a drawing in the possession of Mrs. de Lacy Lacy |
John Knill |
After a picture by Opie in the possession of Captain Rogers, of Penrose |
Glass inscribed "Success to the Eagle Frigate, John Knill, Commander" |
From the collection of Percy Bate, Esq., of Glasgow |
Anthony Payne |
From a painting by Sir Godfrey Kneller, purchased by Sir Robert Harvey, High Sheriff of Cornwall, 1901, and presented to the Institute of Cornwall |
Nevil Northey Burnard |
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