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• After a long struggle, the Cornishman won a fair back fall.
• During the 18th century many Cornishmen were employed by the Royal Navy.
• The crew of 5, 4 Cornishmen and a Prussian were all drowned.
• The band s name was taken from an anecdote about an eccentric Cornishman.
• Harry is a Cornishman with a hunchback that was disfigured in an accident.
• Immediate retribution followed with the execution of twenty-eight Cornishmen at Launceston Castle.
• During the 1960s the northern part of The Cornishman's route underwent extensive changes.
• As the Cornishmen proceeded into Devon, they were joined by others sympathetic to their cause.
• The Cornishmen headed for home but tried one final time to stand against Russell at Okehampton.
• The publication is a remarkable source for maritime history and the life of a remarkable Cornishman.
• Mary's father, Samuel Hattam, a Cornishman, was a blacksmith at Williamstown.
• For generations, Cornishmen stuffed a pasty into their overall pockets on their way to the mines.
• In 1807, the Professor of Chemistry at the Royal Institution in London was the Cornishman Humphry Davy.
• Under the leadership of Flamank and Joseph, about 6, 000 Cornishmen assembled at Bodmin and set out.
• "' Knuckey Lagoon "'is an outer suburban area in Cornishman, Richard Randall Knuckey.
• The Corsican is much more nearly allied to the Cornishman than to the Italian peoples of the adjacent Alps.
• He was one of only five Cornishmen to captain the England Rugby team-the others were Phil Vickery.
• About 1800, the Cornishman John Vivian ( 1750 1826 ), the first of the Richard Hussey Vivian.
• An 1880 edition of The Cornishman newspaper reported that before 1852 the round was said to be a quarry.
• The ingredients are given in verse by a Cornishman from Bodmin, during William Sandys'1846 tour around Cornwall.