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purpose of the
stannaries ceased. In Cornwall, however, they
retained certain historic rights to
appoint stannators to the
Cornish Stannary Parliament.[citation...
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Cornish stannary courts met
primarily in Truro. The
Devon and
Cornwall stannary courts were
merged into a
single Stannaries Court following the
Stannaries Act...
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tinners from
common taxes (though the
stannaries had
their own tax system) and made the Lord
Warden of the
Stannaries the sole
magistrate with jurisdiction...
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Lords Warden of the
Stannaries in
Cornwall and Devon, and Vice-Wardens of the
Stannaries (1197–1965): Pennington, R.R. (1973),
Stannary Law: A
History of...
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retired from
politics in 1977,
after which he
served as Lord
Warden of the
Stannaries,
Keeper of the
Privy Purse to the Duke of Cornwall, and
Chairman of the...
- Vice-Warden of the
Stannaries,
commonly known as the
stannary courts, were
English courts in
Cornwall and
Devon that
enforced the
stannary law
between the...
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Stannary Hills Tramways are a heritage-listed pair of
tramways at Irvinebank, Shire...
- the
stannary towns as
constitutive of a
valid stannary parliament. On 15 December,
Brian Hambley,
using the
title "Lord
Protector of the
Stannaries", said...
- R. "Bounds of the
Devon Stannaries".
Devon and
Cornwall Notes and Queries: 121–3. Hambling, P. (1995). The
Dartmoor Stannaries: Tin
Mining on Dartmoor...
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William de Wrotham's
letter of 1198 AD,
published in G. R. Lewis, The
Stannaries [1908]. The
campaigning West
Briton newspaper called the
racially applied...
