- school. The name
Porkellis comes from the
Cornish language words porth,
meaning 'cove' or 'gate', and kellys,
meaning 'lost'.
Porkellis has two chapels...
- Polyphant, Polzeath, Poniou, Ponjeravah, Ponsanooth, Ponsongath, Pont, Pool,
Porkellis, Port Gaverne, Port Quin, Port Isaac, Porteath, Porth,
Porth Kea, Porth...
- a
total of £3000 was
spent by the ″
Porkellis-moor-adventure″ on the
exploration of
china clay
deposits on
Porkellis Moor. A bakehouse-flue and
large tanks...
-
Medlyn is a site of
disused mines near
Porkellis in Cornwall, England.
Cornwall portal Ordnance Survey:
Landranger map
sheet 203 Land's End &
Isles of...
-
brother took work as
copper miners. In 1841 the
family was
living at
Porkellis, Cornwall, but by 1848
Johns had
migrated to Wales,
taking work as an...
-
owned a
number of
London office properties. The
Company then
acquired Porkellis Property &
General Investment Trust Limited in 1954,
further expanding...
- is a
hamlet in west Cornwall, England,
United Kingdom. It is
between Porkellis and Four
Lanes near the hill of Carnmenellis.
Cornwall portal Ordnance...
-
Tolcarne (grid
reference SW828509) in the
parish of St Allen. A farm near
Porkellis in the
parish of
Wendron (grid
reference SW683348).
Tolcarne Wartha (grid...
-
Central being in Helston,
Meneage being near
Manaccan and
Trinity being in
Porkellis.
Central Methodist church in
Helston changed its name when Trewennack...
-
Helston Notes,
Royal Cornwall Gazette, 14
August 1885, p5.
Wrestling at
Porkellis,
Cornishman -
Thursday 20
August 1885, p3. P****ing of Mr J Capell, St...
