LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
Reading edition
Portrait of Rev. R. S. Hawker Frontispiece From a photograph by the late Dr. Budd, of Barnstaple.
The Piscina in Morwenstow Church From a photograph by S. Thorn, of Bude.
The Shield of David (Fig. 1) and the Pentacle of Solomon (Fig. 2), on Bosses in the Roof of Morwenstow Church From engravings in J. T. Blight’s “Ancient Crosses and other Antiquities in the East of Cornwall.”
Fig. 3, Antony Payne’s Flagon (see p. 120) From a photograph by Mr. George Penrose.
Interior of Morwenstow Church in Hawker’s Time From a photograph by S. Thorn, of Bude.
Old Doorway at Stanbury Drawn in lithography by Mr. J. Ley Pethybridge.
The Manning Tomb in Morwenstow Churchyard From a photograph by Mr. T. W. Woodruffe.
Tonacombe Manor Drawn in lithography by Mr. J. Ley Pethybridge.
“Black John” From a picture lent by Mrs. Calmady, and formerly belonging to Mr. Hawker.
Arscott of Tetcott From a picture in the possession of Mrs. Ford, of Pencarrow.
The Devil’s Wring, commonly known as The Cheesewring Drawn in lithography by Mr. J. Ley Pethybridge.
Antony Payne’s House at Stratton, now the Tree Inn Drawn in lithography by Mr. J. Ley Pethybridge.
Stowe. The second house, built by John, Earl of Bath, son of Sir Bevill Granville, and pulled down in 1739 From the picture in the possession of Mrs. Waddon Martyn, at Tonacombe Manor.
Antony Payne From the picture by Sir Godfrey Kneller, now in the Museum of the Royal Institution of Cornwall at Truro.
Galsham, once the home of Cruel Coppinger Drawn in lithography by Mr. J. Ley Pethybridge.
St. Stephen’s Church, Dunheved, by Launceston Drawn in lithography by Mr. J. Ley Pethybridge.
Doorway of the old Chantry and School at Week St. Mary, founded by Thomasine Bonaventure Drawn in lithography by Mr. J. Ley Pethybridge.
“Parson Rudall” From a picture in the possession of Rev. S. Baring-Gould.
“The Place” of Botathen Drawn in lithography by Mr. J. Ley Pethybridge.
Boscastle Harbour Drawn in lithography by Mr. J. Ley Pethybridge.
The Design on the Title-page, by Mr. J. Ley Pethybridge, represents the Carving of The Fruitful Vine, in Welcombe Church.
The Panel Design on the Front Cover represents a Bench End in Morwenstow Church; that of the Border is the Vine Carving of the Roof (see p. 15).
The Panel Design on the Back represents the Carving of The Barren Fig-tree, in Welcombe Church.
FOOTPRINTS OF FORMER MEN IN FAR CORNWALL