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Captain Cooke, 1824, aged 58 Drawn, from nature, on the stone by N. Whittock	478
The Noted John Cooke of Exeter, Captain of the Sheriff'sTroop at Seventy-four Assizes for the County of Devon From a lithograph by Geo. Rowe	482
Thomas Savery	488
Sketch of Newcomen's House, Lower Street, Dartmouth, before it was demolished	494
The Chimney-piece at which Newcomen sat when he Invented the Steam Engine	494
The Steam Engine, near Dudley Castle. Invented by Capt. Savery and Mr. Newcomen. Erected by ye later, 1712 From a drawing by Barney. Reproduced by kind permission of Messrs. Macmillan & Co.	496
Andrew Brice, Printer Reproduced by kind permission from a print in the possession of Dr. Brushfield	502
The Wrestling Champion of England, Abraham Cann From a drawing	518
Rev. John Russell Reproduced by permission of the Editor of Bailey's Magazine	530
The Rev. John Russell's Port-wine Glass, Chamberlain Worcester Breakfast Service, and Barometer Purchased at the sale of his effects in 1883 by Mrs. Arnull and presented by her to Mr. John Lane, in whose possession they now are	558
Samuel Prout From a drawing in the possession of Samuel Gillespie Prout, Esq.	564
William Cookworthy of Plymouth From the original portrait by Opie in the possession of Edward Harrison, Esq., of Watford	600
Mr. Jackson, the Celebrated Composer From an engraving after J. Walker	608
Lord Ashburton From an engraving by F. Bartolozzi, after a picture by Sir Joshua Reynolds	618
Horrid Massacre at Dartmoor Prison, England From an old print	648
Plan of Dartmoor Prison	650
North Wyke	710
Dr. Wolcot	738
Dr. John W. Budd From a photograph by his brother Dr. Richard Budd, of Barnstaple	754
Rear-Admiral Sir Edward Chichester, Bart.	772