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A Topographical Dictionary of England
… of Cornwall; including nearly the whole of the town of Grampound, and containing 758 inhabitants, of whom 265 are in that portion exclusive of Grampound. The parish is situated on the river Fal, by which … the parochial church, there is a small chapel of ease at Grampound, in a ruinous condition. On the estate of Nantellon …
The Aldermen of the City of London
… Sir John Ward (London). 17161717 Sir Charles Cooke (Grampound). 17191720 Sir John Eyles (Chippenham). 17201721 …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… : The fee farm of the borough of Liskeard 18 0 0 " " Grampound 12 11 4 " " Helston in Kerrier 6 13 4 " " Camelford …
The History and Proceedings of the House of Commons
… George Delaval, Rear-Admiral of his Majesty's Fleet. Grampound. Hon. John West, Esq; Heir Apparent of the Lord …
The History and Proceedings of the House of Commons
… Crown Revenue. John Willes Esq; Chief Justice of Chester. Grampound. Philip Hawkins Esq; Humphry Morice Esq; deceased …
Alumni Oxonienses
… 20 Nov., 1668, aged 17; student of Inner Temple 1670, M.P. Grampound 1685-7; died 27 Sept. 1702, aged 51, buried in old …
Magna Britannia
… of Pelynt. The chapels of ease in this county are few: at Grampound there is a chapel of ease to Creed; at Penzance to …
Magna Britannia
… Meanwhile Sir Richard Grenville advanced from Truro to Grampound, and thence to Bodmin, where he was successful in a … army. The King's line at this time extended to Grampound, St. Enoder, Fowey, and to St. Blazey bridge 50. …
Magna Britannia
… merit, are these following, Launceston," &c. (he omits Grampound and Penryn). However honourable this privilege may … de Fowey, anno Dom. 1702." 5. The Seal of the Borough of Grampound, representing a bridge of two arches on a river, on … Queen Elizabeth, in 1564. Saltash, Camelford, West-Looe, Grampound, Bossiny, Michel, and Newport, were first made …
Magna Britannia
… 53 65 8 7 59 72 299 358 Creed 29 35 4 41 38 217 226 Grampound in Creed 80 96 5 1 109 131 525 601 Crowan 418 466 9 …