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Captain Wolfran Cornewall (about 1653 – 21
January 1720) was an
officer in the
Royal Navy. He was born
about 1653, the
fifth son of
Humphrey Cornewall...
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Charles Wolfran Cornwall (15 June 1735 – 2
January 1789) was a
British politician who sat in the
House of
Commons from 1768 to 1789. He was
Speaker of...
- Ian
Wolfran Cornwall (28
November 1909 – 18
November 1994) was a
British archaeologist,
academic and author.
After working for the
United Kingdom in their...
- Minister, but the
unexpected death of the
House of
Commons Speaker,
Charles Wolfran Cornwall,
meant that
Grenville could be
elected as Cornwall's replacement...
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maternal aunt,
Sophia Watts, and his
paternal aunt Elizabeth, wife of
Charles Wolfran Cornwall, were also
involved in his
early years. He
briefly attended schools...
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retirement not to be
immediately elevated to the
House of Lords:
Charles Wolfran Cornwall died in
office with no
peerage offer to his
surviving family,...
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armament had been
increased to 48 guns. The Swallow,
commanded by
Captain Wolfran Cornewall,
served as
Colonel Cunningham's
flagship during the expedition...
- House, London, 1964. (Text by Ian
Wolfran Cornwall) Hunter's half-moon. J Baker, London, 1967. (Text by Ian
Wolfran Cornwall)
Prehistoric animals and...
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Preceded by
Charles Jenkinson Succeeded by
Viscount Beauchamp Charles Wolfran Cornwall Lord
Commissioner of the
Admiralty In
office 28
February 1770 –...
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Wulfram of Sens or
Wulfram of
Fontenelle (also Vuilfran, Wulfrann,
Wolfran; Latin: Wulframnus; French:
Vulfran or Vulphran; c. 640 – 20
March 703) was...
