Abbey of Buckland, 797.
Abbey of Savigny, 797, 813.
Abbey of Quarr, 797.

Abbey of Lacock, 798.
Abbey of Tor, 817.
Abbey of Ford, 819.
Abbey of Waverley, 820.

Acephalos, Lagaros, &c., in poetic
composition, 500.
Ackland Family, 522.
Ale at Chagford, 74.

Amery, P. F. S., Sketch of Ashburton

and the Woollen Trade, 323.
Andrew, T., F.G.S., Observations on
the Recent Floods in the Dawlish
Valley, 461.

Anglo-Saxon Boundaries. By J. B.
Davidson, 396.

Animal Instinct, 612.
Antiquity of Man, 195, 205.
Apple Trees, Folk-lore about, 49.
Appledore, Origin of the Name, 400.
Arch-priest of Haccombe, 542.
Argyle, Duke of, on Creation, 249.
Ashburn Stream, alias Yeo, 323.
Ashburton, Lord, 82.
Ashburton, 83, 312, 446.
Ashburton, Jurats of, 320.

Ashburton and the Woollen Trade.
By P. F. S. Amery, 323.
Ashburton, Arms of, 325.
Ashburton in Domesday, 323, 326.
Ashburton and Mr. Ford, 329.
Ashburton, Irrigation at, 334, 447.
Ashburton Church, 448.

Ashburton, Origin of the Name of, 398.
Ashburton Urn. By J. Phillips, 391.
Ashburton Scholars. By the Rev.
Treasurer Hawker, M.A., 526.
Atheism, 601.

Babbage, Charles; his Ancestry, 367.
Baptismal Service, Mispronounced,

504.

Beaver, Found in Kent's Cavern
only, 224.

Bee-hives in Mourning, 51.
Beggars' Opera, 675.

Bible, Translations of the, 644.
Birds; their Beauty, &c., 245.
Birds; their Migrations, 246.

Birds only Sing in the Northern
Hemisphere, 247.

Birds, Earliest, 248.

Birds with Teeth, 250, 251.
Birds, List of, 307.

Bishop, Edmund; St. Boniface and
His Correspondence, 497.

Blundell, Origin of the Name, 410.
Bodley, John, of Exeter, 551.

Bone Objects in Kent's Cavern, 227,
228, 229.

Bones, Gnawed, 164.

Boniface (see Bishop), 497.
Books in Chagford Church, 70
Books Chained in Churches, 555.
Boulders near Great Torrington, 439.
Boulders near Dawlish, 462, 464.
Boundaries, Some Anglo-Saxon, at
the Museum, Exeter, 396.
Brasses, Monumental, 713.
Buckfast, 809, 816.

Buckfast Market and Fair, 831.
Buckfast Lawsuit Avery v. the

Buckfast, Abbot of, v. Sundry, 844.
Buckfast, Abbot of, and T. Knight,
851.

Buckfast, MSS. at, 855.

Buckfast, Abbot of, v. Torryng, 856.
Buckfast, Abbot of, v. Dodbroke, 856.
Buckfast, Abbot of, v. Murk, 856.
Buckfast, Discord at, 857.

Buckfast, Abbot of, in Dispute about
river Erme, 861.

Buckfast, Surrender of, 865.

Buckfast in Ruins, described, 868.

Buckfast Abbey Arms, 870.

Buckfast Abbey Seals, 870.
Buckfast, Possessions of, 870.
Buckfast, List of Abbots of, 886.
Buckfast, Documents referring to, 887.
Buckland Church Faultily Engraved,
807.

Bye-laws, &c., 14.

Caccubus, or Chettle, for Ale, 74.
Cat Scalded, Folk-lore about, 55.
Cavern at Brixham, 148, 187, 230.
Caverns Explored, 215.
Caverns; how originated, 241.
Celt, 438.

Celts in Kent's Cavern, 186, 187.
Chagford, Sketch of. By G. W.

Ormerod, M.A, F.G.S., 62.
Chagford Parish Registers, 76.
Chagford, Battle at, in 1642, 76.
Charades by W. M. Praed, 725.
Charter of Eadgar, 351.
Charters of Ashburton, 326.
Chickstones, near Exmouth, 454.
Children disliked by Dean Swift, 110.
China Clay, 482.

China Glaze, 486.

By R. J.

Cookworthy's Cobalt Blue, 489.
Cookworthy's Process, 485.
Cookworthy's Artists, 489.
Cookworthy's Factory, 492.
Coplestone Family, 76.
Coplestone Cross, &c.
King, M A., 351.
Coplestone Cross, Age of, 356.
Coplestone, Derivation of, 356.
Cornditch Haia-boundary line, 407.
Cornwall, Earl of, 313.
Courtenay Family, 643.

Coverdale, Bishop of Exeter, 644.
Cripplegate; why so called, 451.
Crockern Tor, 319.

Cromwell, 120, 122.

Cromwell at Bovey Tracey, 125.
Cross at Coplestone, 351.
Crosses at Chagford, &c., 71, 80.
Cure by Split Ash-tree, 54.
Cure for a Ting Bullock, 55.
Cursing by aid of Gunpowder, 53.
Cursing by Turning Stones, 53
Dartmoor. By W. F. Collier, 370.
Dartmoor, no Right to Enclose, 371.
Dartmoor; her Lovers, 373.
Dartmoor, Enclosures on, 376.
Dartmoor Stannaries, 380.
Dartmouth Besieged, 125.
Davidson, J. B. Some Anglo-Saxon
Boundaries now deposited at the
Albert Museum, Exeter, 396.
Dawlish, Floods at. By T. Andrew,
F.G.S., 461.

Death from Fasting, 667.
Denbury Fair, 52.

Denys, or Dennis Family, 523, 866.
Devonshire in 1752, 86.

Devonshire Tokens. Part III. By
H. S. Gill, 113.

Devonshire Gleanings from Notes
and Queries. Part I. By W.
Pengelly, 537.

Dinnick, a Bird, 659.
Diversions of Purley, 87.
Dodderidge, Sir J., Editor of Hooker,
404, 405.

Domesday Book, 811.

Dominicals, 664.

Drake Family, 521, 522, 660, 808.
Dryden, Sir H., and Coplestone Cross,

357.

Duck, Branta Rufina; only one
taken in Devon, 293.
Dunning, John, 82

Dunning," of Singularly Forbidding
Appearance," 88.

Dunning, Recorder of Bristol, 90.
Dunning, Solicitor-General, 90.
Dunning, M.P. for Calne, 91.
Dunning buys Widecombe, &c., 93.
Dunning receives the Freedom of
London, 98.

Dunning on the American War, 100.
Dunning made Chancellor of the
Duchy of Lancaster, 105.
Dunning Portraits, 110.
Dunning's Marriage, 103.
Dunning's Peerage, 105.
Dunning's Death, 106.

Dunning's Son and Successor, 106.
Dunning's Character, 108.
Dunning's Eloquence, 109.
Dunning's Pedigree and Arms, 112.
Dymond, R., F.S A., Memoir of John

Dunning, First Lord Ashburton, 82.
Dymond, R., F.S.A., John Ford, 420.
Eadgar; his Charter of 974, 351.
Economy is a Fearful Thing, 375.
Epitaph on an Infant, 588.
Exeter and Edward I, 830.
Exeter Besieged, 127, 136.
Exeter, Bishop's Throne at, 446.
Exeter Cathedral Screen, 384.
Exeter, Gift of Land in, 817.
Exeter; Queen Henrietta Maria in.

By P. Q. Karkeek, 467.
Exmouth Surrendered, 136.

Fabyan Family, 327.

Karkeek, 117.

Fossil Fish of North Devon. By
T. M. Hall, M.A., 516.
France: The Lark its National Bird,
247.

Fuller or Walker, 345.
Furneaux Family, 673.
Gay Family, 677.

Geology and Palæontology of Devon.
By W. Pengelly, F.R.S., &c., 148.
Geology. By W. A. E. Ussher, of
the Geological Survey, 427.
Gifford, Account of, 526, 663.
Gill, H. S., Devonshire Tokens.
Part III., 113.

Glacial Action in Caverns, 169, 172.
Glacial Action at Ashcombe, 462.
Gorges Family at Chagford, 67, 72,
522.

Goring's Character, 119.
Goring's Coat Armour, 120.
Grimspound, 680.

Grisei Monachi, 814, 854.
Guldage Rent, 802, 803.

Hall, T. M., M.A., Fossil Fish of
North Devon, 516.

Hamilton, A. H. A., The Jurisdiction

of the Lord Warden of the Stan-
naries in the Time of Sir Walter
Raleigh, 380.

Hamilton, A. H. A., The Justices of
the Peace for the County of Devon
in the Year 1592, 517.
Hammer Stone, 160, 164.
Harlowin, John, 362, 363.

Hawker, Rev. Treasurer, Presidential
Address, 25.

Hawker, Rev. Treasurer, John Ford,
420.

Hawker, Rev. Treasurer, Two Ash-
burton Scholars, 526.

Fauna of Devon. Part XIV. Birds.
By E. Parfitt, 245.

Fennfield Men, Hooker's Account of,
406.

Fever, Causes of, 29.

Fishery Cases on the Dart, &c, 843.
Flint Implements, 149, 160, 161.
Flints in Brixham Cave, 160, 164.
Flints in Kent's Cavern, 178, 182,
188, 199, 232.

Folk-lore, Report on. By R. J. King,
M.A., 49.

Ford Pedigree, 426.

Ford, John, the Dramatist. By R.
Dymond, F.S.A. and Rev. Treasurer
Hawker, M.A., 420.

Forests, Submerged, 242.
Forrell, a book cover, 671.

651, 686.

Hayrick at Sea, 464.

Heavitree, Origin of the Name, 400.
Henrietta, Princess, 136.

Herbert, G., Quotation, 25.

Heronries in Devon, 282.
Herrick, the Poet, 689.

Herschel, Sir J., Quotation from, 26.
Hoare Family, 77.

Holy Street, Chagford, 77.

Hooker alias Vowel; his Synopsis
Chorographical, 404, 693.
Hugh Peters, 141.

Hutchinson, P. O., Jar found at
Musbury, 535.

I. H. S. Explained, 548.
Ilfracombe Taken, 147.

Ireland, Dr., Dean of Westminster,

532.

Jar found at Musbury. P. O. Hut-
chinson, 535.

Job's Luck, 589.

Judas Steak, 52.

Justices of the Peace for the County

of Devon in the Year 1592. By
A. H. A. Hamilton, J.P., 517.
Karkeek, P. Q, Fairfax in the West,
117.

Karkeek, P. Q., Queen Henrietta

Maria in Exeter, and her Escape
therefrom in 1644, 467.

Kent's Cavern, 163, 166, 167.
Kent's Cavern, Glacial Action in,
169, 172.

Kent's Cavern, Strata in, 170, 192.
Kent's Cavern, Name of, Explained,

179.

Kent's Cavern, Contents of, 181, 182,
192, 227, 238.

Kent's Cavern, Relic Stolen from, 185.
Kent's Cavern, Celts in, 186, 187, 192.
Kent's Cavern and Disputed Evi-
dence, 194.

Kent's Cavern and the Westminster
Review, 212.

Kent's Cavern, List of Species in, 218.
Kent's Cavern only contains Beaver,

224.

Kent's Cavern, Bone Tools in, 227.
Kent's Cavern, Shells in, 234.
King, R. J., M.A., Coplestone Cross;
and a Charter of Eadgar of 974,
351.

Kingsbridge Church Built, 852.
Lady and Bishop on Telegraphy, 26.
Lady Artist, 395.
Lambert, General, 702.
Lark, the Calandra, 274.
Leap-gates-Saltatoria, 407.

Leg of Cave Bear, 156, 157, 158.
Level, Changes of, 237, 239.
Level across Devonshire, 459.
Lioba's Verses, 507.
Lioba's Destination, 512.
List of Caverns, 215.

List of Contributors to Notes and
Queries, 784.

List of Members, 895.

Lulcastile; name of a place in Devon,
402.

Lundy Island, 303.

MacEnery's Researches, 190.

Machairodus Latidens, 189, 191, 205.
Magistrates' Oaths Temp. Eliz., 517.
Magistrates to go to Church, 519.
Man, Antiquity of, 195, 205.
Manumissions, List of, at St. Peter's,

Exeter, hitherto unpublished, 417.
Mappowder; origin of the name, 401.

Measure, Weight, and Watch Penny,

paid at Buckland, 803.
Members, List of, 895.
Michalstow Arms, 713

Minerals in West Devon, 319.
Mines of Tin, 319.

Mole not found on Lundy Island, 304.
Monks not all Priests, $10.
Moses with Horns, 598.

Nativus, or Slave, 832.

Neolithic Period-When? 190
Nightingale in Devon, 264.
Nuns and their Studies, 511.
Nymet-Intake, 352.

[398.

Oakhampton; Saxon form of Spelling,
Oaths to be taken by Magistrates,
Temp. Eliz., 517.
Obituary Notices, 43.

Officers of the Association, 5.
Oldham, Eps. Exon., 716.

Organ at Exeter Cathedral, 385.
Organs on Screens, 389.

Ormerod, G. W., M.A., F.G.S, His-
torical Sketch of Chagford, 62.
Ormerod, G. W., describes Manors
of Chagford, 64

Ormerod, G. W., gives Owners of
the Advowson, 65.

Ormerod, G. W., mentions the
Rectors, 65.

Ormerod, G. W., quotes Terrier of
1680, 65.

Ormerod, G. W., details Chagford
Church, 66.

Ormerod, G. W., speaks of the
Three Fonts, 68.

Ormerod, G. W., cites the Whirpool,

Gurges, and Gorges Family, 69.
Ormerod, G. W., enumerates the
Church Books, 70.

Ormerod, G. W., alludes to the
Organs and Music, 71.

Ormerod, G. W., points to Markets
and Fairs, 72.

Ormerod, G. W., tells of Fall of
Market-house, 72.

Ormerod, G. W., sums up Bridges
and Roads, 73.

Ormerod, G. W., reviews the Sheep
Farming, 74.

Ormerod, G. W., supplies particulars

about Wages, 75.

Omerod, G. W., musters Soldiers
and Arms, 75.

Poetic Measures, 500.

Pomeroy, 811, 813, 862.
Poultice of Herbes, 725.

Powderham, Origin of the Name, 400.
Praed, W. M., 725.

President's Address, 25.

Property of the Association,
Prous Family, 76.
Proverbs, 729.

Prydeaux, 718, 728.

22.

Quarr, or Quarraria, Abbey, 797.
Queen Henrietta Maria at Exeter, 467.
Queen writes several Letters, 468,477.
Queen describes her Ailments, 471.
Queen Escapes, 471, 479.
Quo Warranto, 828.
Rainbow, Odour from, 562.
Rainfall at Dawlish, &c, 461.
Raised Beaches, 242.

Raleigh, perhaps Sir Walter, 75.
Raleigh, Sir W., 328, 380, 730.
Ram Feast at Holne, 449.
Readers, Four Species of, 625, 630.
Registers of Chagford, 76.
Religion at Ashburton, 70.
Report on Folk-lore, 49.
Report on Meteorology, 59.
Report on Scientific Memoranda, 434.
Report of Council, 17.
Report of Treasurer, 21.
Resolutions appointing Committees,

23.

Reynolds, Sir J., 747.

Risdon, Tristrem, 752.

Risk, Rev. J. E., M.A., The Choir
Screen of Exeter Cathedral, 384.
River Gravels, 427.

River at Dawlish, 462.

Rivers Smaller than Formerly, 433.
Roaring Meg at St. Mawes, 136.
Roborough, origin of the name, 402.
Rock Legends, 753.

Rowe, J. Brooking, F.S.A., F.L.S., The
Cistercian Houses of Devon. II.,
Buckland, concluded, 797.
Rowe, J. Brooking, F.S.A., F.L.S., The
Cistercian Houses of Devon. III.,
Buckfast, 809.

Rules of the Association, 11.
Sadler Tried and Executed, 122
St. Michael's Mount Surrendered, 136.
St. Boniface and his Correspondence.
By E. Bishop, 497.

Saville, of Okehampton, 754.
Schiller, Wreck of the, 26.
Schools of Art; their rise, 40.
Scilly Isles, 134, 136.
Screen, ambon, jubé, 385.
Seals, 345.

Serge and White Straits, 327.