10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «STANNARY»
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stannary in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
stannary and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Penny Cyclopaedia of the Society for the Diffusion of Useful ...
STANNARY, from the Latin Stannum, ' tin.' This term sometime denotes a tin-mine
, sometimes the collective tin-mines of a district, sometimes the royal rights in
respect of -tin-mines within such district. But it is more commonly used as
including, ...
2
The Victoria history of the county of Cornwall
The stannary convocation in 1624 seems to have extended the privilege of not
being suable in other than the stannary courts, to another sort, namely, to owners
of blowing-houses and adventurers who were at any charge for getting or making
...
M. V. Taylor, Francis Haverfield, Louis Francis Salzman, 1906
3
The law of mines, quarries, and minerals
(See Bar mote Court; Licence; Limitations, Statutes of ; Stannary Courts; Tin-
bounding.') action for, lies for mines, 237 open and new mines when mines and
surface in same hands, 580 mines as separate subject-matter, 580 probably lies
for ...
Robert Forster MacSwinney, 1907
4
Encyclopædia of the Laws of England with Forms and ...
A Stannary company, not being a cost book company, may be registered under
the Companies Act, 1862 ; and a cost book company (whether within or without
the Stannary limits) is equally capable of registration. Registration is, however ...
5
Celtic Dawn: The Dream of Celtic Unity
In 1508, the Stannary Parliament of Cornwall was granted a power of veto over
laws made at Westminster relating to Cornwall by Henry VII. In 1337, Cornwall
was created a Duchy, reinforcing its special position, with the eldest son of the ...
Peter Berresford Ellis, 2002
6
The Journal of Science, and Annals of Astronomy, Biology, ...
the Parliaments of the Stannaries, and which were composed of representatives
elected by the miners or " tinners," as the workers in the Cornish and Devonshire
mines were until within about the last fifty years commonly called. A Stannary ...
7
An Historical Survey of the County of Cornwall: To which is ...
... holden in our County of Cornwall, and Hundreds, and Courts, in the said
County to us belonging, as also our Stannary in the said County of Cornwall,
together with the Coinage of the said Stannary, and all issue and profits thereof
arising, ...
Charles Sandoe Gilbert, 1820
8
The Stannaries: A Study of the English Tin Miner
The same statement may be made with regard to the rules laid down by the King
in Council in 1632, the act of the stannary parliament of 1636, and the Act of
Parliament in 1641. An inspection of the two succeeding codes of stannary law, ...
George Randall Lewis, 1907
9
Harvard Economic Studies
The same statement may be made with regard to the rules laid down by the King
in Council in 1632, the act of the stannary parliament of 1636, and the Act of
Parliament in 1641. An inspection of the two succeeding codes of stannary law, ...
Albert Benedict Wolfe, 1908
10
Harvard Economic Studies
more than a reversion to the rule of 1608. The same statement may be made with
regard to the rules laid down by the King in Council in 1632, the act of the
stannary parliament of 1636, and the Act of Parliament in 1641. An inspection of
the ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «STANNARY»
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stannary is used in the context of the following news items.
History revisited as new £2.64m hotel opens in Tavistock - creating …
Guests at a new £2.64 million pub and hotel in a stannary town on the edge of Dartmoor will be given a taste of old and new when the establishment opens next ... «Western Morning News, Jul 15»
New Wetherspoon hotel preparing for grand opening in Tavistock
A new hotel and pub is preparing to open in a stannary town on the edge of Dartmoor after national chain Wetherspoon spent an estimated £2.1 million ... «Western Morning News, Jul 15»
Falmouth man Luke Pentecost jailed for assault after running out of …
In August last year, he admitted breaching the suspended sentence order by hitting a member of security staff at the The Stannary Bar at the Penryn campus of ... «West Briton, Jul 15»
Top 10 things to do in Cornwall and follow in Poldark's footsteps
This rural retreat is close to the south coast of Cornwall and local attractions, including the 1,000 year-old stannary town of Lostwithiel. Green Acres two bedroom ... «Express.co.uk, Mar 15»
Plymouth's Wetherspoon pubs to cut breakfast and coffee prices by …
JD Wetherspoon currently has pubs in Plymouth including The Union Rooms, the Gog & Magog, the Stannary Court, the Britannia Inn and The Mannamead. «Plymouth Herald, Mar 15»
Why "divide and rule" could scupper a Cornish Assembly
In ancient times, Cornwall had its own "Stannary Parliament" that eventually disbanded as the Cornish language fell into abeyance and the lines blurred ... «Western Morning News, Mar 15»
Tin town wins gold for country living
With a population of just over 1,400, it has the feel of a village, but has been a stannary (that is, tin works) town since 1305. It lies in the picturesque Teign Valley ... «The Sunday Times, Feb 15»
2014 Review and Hopes and Fears for 2015: Joe Wadsack
I sadly missed the first tasting of the brilliant Flint Wines' new customer retail venture last week due to an injury. It's called the Stannary Street Wine Company, ... «Harpers Wine & Spirit Trade Review, Dec 14»
Tree down and power cut follow storm
The Highways Agency is warning of disruption to travel on the A391 between the B3274 at Stenalees and Treverbyn Road, St Austell. Stannary Road is partially ... «cornishguardian.co.uk, Dec 14»
Fire crews attend crash on A391 near Bugle
The incident involved two vehicles and took place between Carluddon roundabout and Stannary Road shortly before 12.30am. A spokesman from Cornwall Fire ... «cornishguardian.co.uk, Nov 14»
