EGLOSHAYLE, a parish in the hundred of TRIGG,
county of CORNWALL, half of a mile (S.B.) from Wade-
Bridge, containing 1174 inhabitants. The living is a vicarage,
in the peculiar jurisdiction and patronage of the
Bishop of Exeter, rated in the king's books at-.fi 16. The
church contains an ancient and curious stone pulpit; its
lofty-tower was built some centuries since, by the then
vicar,namedLovibond, who left land producing about
£20 a year for the support of a noblebridge of sixteen
arches, erected by public contribution in the reign of
Edward IV., across the Camel at Wade-Bridge, which
river, at flood tides, is navigable for barges to and
from Padstow. National schools, for children of both
sexes, are supported by subscription. At Burnere or
Brenere,- the -bishops of Exeter had formerly a seat.
In the  neighbourhood are the remains of an ancient
treble  intrenchment, called Castle Killibury.