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Appendix II. 

Illustrations found in Moore’s History of Devon with Somers Cocks numbering and plate number added.

 

Illustrations in order as they appear in Somers Cocks (S. 103)

Print

Drawn by …

Engraved …

 

Engraved title page

 

W Deeble

W Deeble

1

The Guildhall, Exeter. Sep 1 1829.

984

Baynes*

W Deeble

2

The Market Place, Ashburton. Sep 1 1829

7

T M Baynes

W Deeble

3

S W View of Exeter Cathedral. Oct  1st 1829

820

T M Baynes

W Deeble

4

Dartmouth Castle. Oct  1st 1829

516

T M Baynes

W Deeble

5

Ilfracombe. Nov 1st 1829.

1283

T M Baynes

W Deeble

6

The New Bridge, Totnes. Nov 1 1829.

3372

T M Baynes

W Deeble

7

Plymouth Sound, St Nicholas Island & Mount Edgcumbe. 1829.

2256

T H Williams

W Deeble

8

Buckfastleigh Abbey. 1829.

273

T M Baynes

A McClatchie

9

Interior of the Lady Chapel, Exeter Cathedral. 1830 .

863

T H Clarke

W Deeble

10

Plymouth, The Breakwater &c. Jan 1 1830.

2258

T H Williams

T Higham

11

Kitley. Feb 1 1830.

3478

H Worsley

W Deeble

12

Dartington Manor House, Devon. Feb 1 1830.

442

A Glennie

W Floyd

13

N W View of Exeter Cathedral. March 1 1830.

821

R Brown Esq. Archt

W Deeble

14

Sutton Pool &Custom House, Plymouth. March 1, 1830.

2340

H Worsley

T Higham

15

The Church & Remains of the Episcopal Palace, Paignton, Devon. April 1 1830. (R Brandard from H Worsley.)

1872

 R Brandard 

Wm Floyd

16

The Dewerstone Rocks, Devon. April 1 1830. 

1725 

H Worsley

W Deeble

17

Interior of the Choir, Exeter Cathedral. Dated May 1 1830.

862

J Gandy Archt

W Deeble

18

Plymouth from Bury Hill. 1830. (Now Jenner & Chaplin.)

1993

H Worsley

W Floyd

19

Babicombe, near Torquay, Devon. 1830.

3038

T H Williams

T Higham

20

View from the Parapet of the Public Rooms, Teignmouth, Devon.

2889

T H Williams

J Eke

21

Chapel & Hospital of St. John, Exeter. 1830.

891

A Glennie

W Deeble

22

New Bridge near Holne, on the Dart. 1830.

1171

T M Baynes

A McClatchie

23

Exeter. 1830.

937

T H Williams

W Deeble

24

Tavistock, from Fitz Ford. 1830.

2779

H Worsley

W Floyd

25

Ilfracombe, North Devon. 1830.

1260

G B Campion

H Wallis

26

Teignmouth, Devon.

2919

G B Campion

Henry Wallis

27

View in the Cathedral Yard, Exeter.  

1031

Glennie

W Deeble

28

Warfleet Bay, near Dartmouth. 1830.

464

T M Baynes

W Deeble

29

Castle Hill, Devonshire. 1830

1115

G B Campion

J Henshall

30

Hartland Abbey, North Devon. 1830.

1141

G B Campion

H Wallis

31

Watermouth, North Devon. 1830.

100

G B Campion

James Bingley

32

Oakhampton Castle, Devon. 1830.

1827

G B Campion

H Wallis

33

Ugbrooke House, Devonshire. 1830.

359

T H Williams

H Wallis

34

Watcombe. Devonshire. 1830.

3356

T H Williams

H Wallis

35

Tawstock House, Devonshire. 1831.

2812

G B Campion

James Bingley

36

Clovelly Court, Devonshire. 1831.

380

G B Campion

Henry Wallis

37

Lymouth, North Devon. 1831.

1597

G B Campion

James Bingley

38

Sidmouth, Devon. 1831.

2499

G B Campion

James Bingley

39

Dartmouth, Devon. 1831.

468

G B Campion

James Bingley

40

Bideford, Devon. 1831.

201

G B Campion

James Bingley

41

Barnstaple, Devon. 1831.

63

G B Campion

James Bingley

42

Saltram House, Devonshire. 1831.

2377

G B Campion

James Bingley

43

View on the River Teign, near Teignmouth, Devon. 1831.

2890

G B Campion

Jas Bingley

44

Bicton, Devonshire. 1831.

185

G B Campion

J Bingley

45

Stevenstone, North Devon. 1831.

2705

G B Campion

James Bingley

46

Torquay, from Tor Abbey Sands, Devon. July 1,1831.

3282

T H Williams

J Bingley

47

Endsleigh Cottage, near Milton Abbot, Devon. 1831. (W H Bartlett from H Worsley.)

1740

W H Bartlett

W Deeble

48

Maristow, Devon. Edicated. 1831.

2745

W J Lea

J Bingley

49

Plymouth Regatta. 1831.

2270

G B Campion

J Henshall

50

The Butcher Row, Exeter. 1831.

1032

T M Baynes

W Deeble

51

Entrance to Plymouth Citadel. 1831.

2020

G B Campion

Hy Wallis

52

Devonport, from Mount Edgcumbe. Undated.

1951

G B Campion

Hy Wallis

53

Kenwith Lodge, North Devon. Undated. 

1

W H Bartlett

H Wallis

54

The Laira Bridge & Saltram, Devon. 1831.

2317

Hy Worsley

Henry Wallis

55

Totnes Church. 1831.

3377

W H Bartlett

Henry Wallis

56

Anstis Cove, near Torquay, Devon.  With Berry Head in the Distance. 1831.

3011

T H Williams

Henry Wallis

57

Ford Abbey, Devon. (No imprint/date). (Campion after Lady Romilly.)

2945

G B Campion

Thos Higham

58

Barnstaple Quay, Devon. Undated.

87

G B Campion

J Henshall

59

Killerton House, Devon.  Dedicated. Undated.

256

G B Campion

Heny Wallis

60

Ivy Bridge, Devon. Undated.

1370

G B Campion

Henry Wallis

61

S W View of Ottery St. Mary’s Church, Devonshire. 1832.

1855

R Brown Esq. Archt

Heny Wallis

62

Teignmouth, Devonshire.1832.

2851

G B Campion

Heny Wallis

63

Chudleigh Rocks, Devonshire. 1832.

359

W H Bartlett

H Wallis

64

Colyton Church, Devonshire. Undated.

403

H Shepherd

H Wallis

65

Sandridge, Devonshire. Dedicated. Undated.

2709

T H Shepherd

H Wallis

66

Goulson, Devonshire. Dedicated. 1832.

2457

T H Shepherd

H Wallis

67

Kingswear, Devonshire. Undated.

1417

G B Campion

H Wallis

68

Clovelly, Devonshire. 1832.

381

W H Bartlett

H Wallis

69

Lydford Waterfall, Devon. 1832.

1451

T H Bartlett

H Wallis

70

Kitt Steps, on the River Lyd, Devon. 1832.

1452

T H Bartlett

H Wallis

71

Torquay, Devonshire.1832.

3189

W H Bartlett

J Henshall

72

Exeter, from Pensylvania Hill. 

953

G B Campion

J Henshall

73

Tiverton Church & Bridge, Devonshire. Undated. 

3002

G B Campion

H Wallis

74

Totnes, Devonshire. Undated.

3395

G B Campion

H Wallis

75

Devonport & Dock Yard, from Cremill Passage.   

1952

G B Campion

H Wallis

76

The New Victualling  Office, etc. Devonport. 

2199

W H Bartlett

H Wallis

77

Haldon House, Devonshire.

1386

 G B Campion

Henry Wallis 

78

Buckland Abbey, Devonshire. 

301

S Condy

Henry Wallis

79

The Eddystone Light House, Devon. Undated.

725

W H Bartlett

Henry Wallis

80

Plymouth Sound, St Nicholas Island etc. from Mount Edgcumbe. Trimmed.

2272

G B Campion

Henry Wallis

81

The House of Correction, etc., for the County of Devon, Exeter. Undated.

1004

G B Campion

H Wallis

82

The Valley of Rocks near Linton, North Devon. Undated.

1655

G B Campion

H Wallis

83

Interior of Buckland Monachorum Church. Undated.

302

S Condy

J Henshall

84

Chapel Hill, near Torquay, Devon. Undated.

3320

W H Bartlett

J Henshall

85

Tor Abbey, Devon. Dedicated. Undated.

3345

R Brown Esq. Archt

H Wallis

86

Cockington Court, Devon. Undated.

395

R Brown Esq. Archt

H Wallis

87

Bystock Houe, Withycombe-Raleigh, Devon. Undated.

3462

R Brown Esq. Archt

J Henshall

88

Ford House, near Newton-Bushel, Devon. Undated.

1762

R Brown Esq. Archt

J Henshall

89

Eggesford House, Devonshire. 1833.

739

R Brown Archt

Thos H Shepherd

90

Oxton House, Devonshire. 1833.

1395

R Brown Archt

Thos H Shepherd

91

Exmouth. 1833.

1066

G B Campion

H Wallis

92

Torrington Bridge. 1833.

1136

G B Campion

H Wallis

93

S W View of Crediton Church, Devonshire. 1833.

428

R Brown Esq. Archt

Thos H Shepherd

94

Powderham Castle, Devonshire. 1833.

2411

R Brown Archt

Thos H Shepherd

 

 

 

 

 

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