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which is displayed the following year of their term as Lord Mayor, each Lord Mayor serves only for one year (with the exception of Mike Jelly due to the COVID-19 pandemic) and it is their job to open new businesses throughout the year and also be present at any other activities or festivities happening within the village during their term of office. As a result, a Lord Mayor's Ball is held in their honour, usually around April time, which is a night held for festivities and merriment. The current Lord Mayor can choose what band is to be played and in recent years will choose a theme for patrons to dress up. All money raised on this night is then donated back in the
Polperro Festival Fund ready for the next year's festival and incoming Lord Mayor.
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accompanied by their "Merry Men" where they go to every pub and inn to taste the ale, to make sure it is suitable for the village for the upcoming year. Once they have visited all the pubs and inns, they are then brought down the beach where they "meet the tide". This marks the opening of the festival and traditionally was meant for the village drunk or local idiot where they would throw them in the harbour in an attempt to sober them up.
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Polperro developed as a port in the 12th century. It reached its zenith in the late 18th century when Britain's wars with America and France precipitated the high taxation of many imported goods, making it worthwhile for the local fishermen to boost their income
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Ashley Courts was the first Lord Mayor of
Polperro and first male Lord Mayor. Brenda Thomas was the first female Lord Mayor. Martin "Beaver" Thomas was the second member of the same family to be Lord Mayor (Thomas '98). Brian & Rita Morgan were the first duo to serve jointly as Lord Mayor. Mike
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fishing and processing port. Fish are drawn for feeding off the South
Cornwall coast in late summer bringing rich pickings for local fishermen. Once ashore, the fish were salted and pressed and the oil was collected as a by-product and used for heating and lighting. Polperro pilchards were exported
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November 1824 the worst ever storm occurred: three houses were destroyed, the whole of one pier and half the other were swept away and nearly 50 boats in the harbour were dashed to pieces. Of the six boats that survived, only one of which was a Gaffer. Polperro's new pier was designed to afford
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In addition to his ceremonial robe and hat, commemorative money is printed featuring the Lord Mayor's face. This money is not legal tender being strictly for commemorative purposes and has no real value within the village anymore. They are also presented with a portrait painted by a local artist
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is chosen in secret and revealed on the main stage on the first
Saturday. Their identity is kept secret until the reveal and they are brought out wearing an outfit that best represents them and what they are recognised for within the village. The Lord Mayor is then paraded through the village
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of
Raphael who owned the harbour and its rights. Polperro's newer quay, also of unknown antiquity, is sited almost on an east-west alignment a little further out to sea. It was built before 1774 when it suffered much damage in a storm, following which Thomas Long, of
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service was introduced in the 19th century together with the deterrent of stiff penalties, leading to much less smuggling. Part of the South West Coast Path was originally used by
Revenue Officers as they patrolled the coast in search of smugglers. Whilst the
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Other than traditional festival days, The
Polperro Festival has been held annually since 1996, being a community festival run by volunteers beginning on the 3rd Saturday in June which helps to promote business for the village. It started as an
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arrived at
Sombrero, Jeffery could not be found. Eventually the story got out and Lake was discharged from the Royal Navy by court martial for his actions. As it turned out, Jeffery had been rescued by an American ship and was discovered in
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and Peak Rock were consumed by the sea waters and a number of houses were swept away. The damage was estimated at £2,000 but there were no deaths. This storm, with hurricane-force winds, caused damage to property from Plymouth to
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Shoals of these fish diminished in the 20th century and pilchard fishing died out as Polperro's mainstay in the 1960s, however approximately twelve commercial fishing vessels still operate from the harbour catching
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and elsewhere. By the late 18th century, much of the success of the smuggling trade through Polperro was controlled by Zephaniah Job (1749–1822), a local merchant who became known as the 'Smugglers' Banker'.
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to the north of the village and walk through the half-mile length of the village to its harbour. The village's quaint but narrow streets make driving difficult. There are horse and cart rides and
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Note: There was no festival held between 2020 & 2021 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Instead Mike Jelly held onto the Lord Mayor title until handing over to Phil Thomas in 2022.
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was blown ashore with a valuable cargo of diamonds, coffee, pepper, silk and indigo on 9 December 1708 near Polperro (the precise location of the wreck is yet to be discovered).
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Jelly was the first Lord Mayor to hold onto the title for more than one term. Phil Thomas was the third member of the same family to be Lord Mayor (Thomas '98 & '03).
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is some distance outside the village on the coast path towards Talland. Also, tucked away in the village's winding streets (on "The Warren"), is a house clad entirely in
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2022 Lord Mayor Phil Thomas with his family (ltr: 2014 Lord Mayor Franco Miceli, 1998 Lord Mayor Brenda Thomas & 2003 Lord Mayor Martin "Beaver" Thomas)
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was the village doctor for many years, and wrote the history of the village as well as various works of natural history (particularly on
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suggests that "Pyra" or "Pira" may not be a personal name and suggests that "Perro" could be a name for the stream. Early forms are
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2022 Lord Mayor Phil Thomas being revealed on stage with previous Lord Mayors behind at the 25th Anniversary of Polperro Festival
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Parts of the harbour were rebuilt after destruction by a violent storm on 19 and 20 January 1817, when thirty large boats, two
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amongst its inhabitants, being only accessible from the sea or by coastal path at that time. His findings helped to advance
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preached in the village in 1762 and 1768: by 1792 it was possible to build a large chapel accommodating 250 people and
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and before him of many generations of the Quiller family who became prosperous through the proceeds of smuggling and
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within the Polperro Heritage Coastline in south Cornwall, England, United Kingdom. Its population is around 1,554.
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Tourism became Polperro's main industry during the 20th century. The village is accessible by air via Plymouth or
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which passes through the village, and offers day walks along the local scenic coastline, in particular to nearby
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but moved to Polperro before joining the merchant navy and then being press-ganged into the Royal Navy.
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was traditionally the principal occupation of Polperro families. For centuries the village has been a
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Here is a current list of all the previous Lord Mayors of Polperro since its conception in 1996:
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on the coast path heading East. Westwards, the path passes three large beaches en route to
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which runs through the middle of the village, and Killigarth to the east in the parish of
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de Porthpyre is mentioned in 1398 and the following forms are recorded from the reign of
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561:(full-page colour plate from: "Britain Beautiful". 4 vols. London: Hutchinson, 1924–26)
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Polperro's beauty has long been a magnet for artists. The celebrated Austrian painter
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learned of what had happened and immediately ordered Lake to retrieve Jeffery. When
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and many smaller boats were destroyed with many parts of the village including the
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or one built upon the same site. It was probably built under the patronage of the
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1817:"Polperro Community Council - view and make Freedom of Information requests"
1776:"The smugglers' banker - Polperro Heritage Press, Publisher, Worcestershire"
1520:"The Smugglers' Banker" by Jeremy Rowett Johns; Polperro Heritage Press 1997
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The village has several restaurants as well as seven pubs. A holiday and
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Cornwall From The Earliest Records and Traditions, to the Present Time
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and lord of the manors of Raphael and Lansallos, paid for its repair.
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Polperro Community Council is the lowest level of government for the
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Portrait of Polperro: souvenir history of a beautiful village
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to the east. The 19th-century Anglican Chapel of St John, a
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The Cod Fisheries: The History of an International Economy
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Doctor By Nature: Jonathan Couch, Surgeon of Polperro
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Cornwall Record Office Online Catalogue for Polperro
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is situated outside the village to the northeast at
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1347:. Oxford: Oxford University Press. p. 261.
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1866:Killigarth: three centuries of a Cornish manor
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1369:The Concise Dictionary of English Place-names
761:Some months later, Lake's commanding officer
565:The date of the building of Polperro's older
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1545:. London: Hodder & Stoughton; pp. 75–77
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1461:The Story of Cornwall's Ports and Harbours
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1189:Low tide at Polperro harbour in May 2012.
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1845:Polperro: impressions in word and line
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1345:The Dictionary of English Place-Names
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1697:"Polperro - Photogallery - photo 11"
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872:The harbour viewed from the village
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2878:Munster pilchard fishery 1570–1750
2789:Index of Cornwall-related articles
2509:List of civil parishes in Cornwall
1754:"History of Greenpark Productions"
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1507:, "Oskar Kokoschka at Polperro",
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3547:Fishing communities in England
3542:Ports and harbours of Cornwall
3008:Steveston Fisherman's Memorial
2326:Council of the Isles of Scilly
1642:. Polperro festival and lights
1640:"Polperro festival and lights"
1463:. Truro: Tor Mark Press; p. 16
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2883:Pearling in Western Australia
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1083:Polperro War Memorial on the
1057:History of the Lord Mayoralty
690:by the covert importation of
3003:Moray Firth fishing disaster
2836:Ancient Hawaiian aquaculture
1885:Rowett Johns, Jeremy (2010)
1878:Rowett Johns, Jeremy (1997)
1177:, just outside the village.
961:Past Lord Mayors of Polperro
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3552:Seaside resorts in Cornwall
2898:Scottish east coast fishery
2888:S'Argamassa Roman fish farm
2851:Fishery Protection Squadron
1735:"Blyton Illustrators A – C"
1448:. Helston: William Penaluna
1394:www.nationalarchives.gov.uk
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1019:2013 - Nathan "Small" Toms
1007:2009 - Alan "Coach" Morris
557:"The Harbour, Polperro" by
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310:http://www.lovepolperro.com
101:OS grid reference
18:Human settlement in England
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3557:Civil parishes in Cornwall
3013:Stotfield fishing disaster
1861:. Polperro Heritage Press
1675:"The Quillers of Polperro"
1602:"Polperro Heritage Museum"
1590:www.southwestcoastpath.com
1511:, November 2009, pp. 19–33
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1843:Chambers, George Mervyn.
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2908:Yorkshire coast fishery
1871:Derriman, James (2006)
1864:Derriman, James (1994)
1850:Couch, Jonathan (1871)
1756:. Greenpark Productions
1554:Derriman, James (2006)
1529:Winfield (2008), p.297.
1382:The History of Polperro
1380:Couch, Jonathan (1871)
980:2000 - Chris Pannewitz
2933:Bering Sea Arbitration
2049:Landrake with St Erney
1847:, Polperro: Greywest,
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3440:Newfoundland outports
1880:The Smugglers' Banker
1723:www.carmelnuns.org.uk
1627:Polperro Fingerprints
1415:"Walks from Polperro"
1343:Mills, A. D. (1996).
1262:The Smugglers' Banker
1255:Greenpark Productions
1197:conducted a study of
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1150:Talland Parish Church
1085:Cornwall Coastal Path
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1034:2018 - James Overton
1022:2014 - Franco Miceli
1001:2007 - Erica Gregory
974:1998 - Brenda Thomas
968:1996 - Ashley Courts
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709:South West Coast Path
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559:Edward Frederick Ertz
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3537:Villages in Cornwall
1711:Portrait of Polperro
1578:Portrait of Polperro
1459:Noall, Cyril (1970)
1031:2017 - Gina Farrell
1025:2015 - Abbi Rendell
998:2006 - Glenda Taper
805:Looe railway station
461:harbour named after
201:Sovereign state
2846:Fishing in Cornwall
2782:Outline of Cornwall
2337:(cities in italics)
2314:Unitary authorities
2169:St Ive and Pensilva
1852:History of Polperro
1797:on 14 February 2013
1741:on 23 October 2007.
1608:on 4 September 2009
1475:"Albemarle (+1708)"
1437:Hitchins, Fortescue
1427:Couch (1871); p. 34
1404:Couch (1871); p. 60
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3407:Communities
3253:Peggys Cove
3163:Hondarribia
3113:Cullercoats
3093:Catalan Bay
3083:Bolungarvík
2958:Oyster Wars
2948:Lobster War
2409:Lostwithiel
2159:St Dominick
2089:Lostwithiel
2074:Linkinhorne
1713:; pp. 16–17
1539:Mee, Arthur
1477:. wrecksite
1441:Samuel Drew
1217:in London.
1211:genealogies
1207:criminology
1154:John Wesley
1109:Polperro's
940:Lord Mayors
828:Talland Bay
813:milk floats
809:Crumplehorn
704:Coast Guard
621:ichthyology
575:John Leland
508:John Leland
388:Pyra's cove
361: /
3526:Categories
3323:Saint Malo
3283:Portavogie
3278:Port Isaac
3258:Pittenweem
3198:Marsaxlokk
2968:Turbot War
2741:Demography
2636:St Austell
2626:Port Navas
2501:Wadebridge
2454:St Austell
2444:Porthleven
2394:Launceston
2354:Callington
2199:St Pinnock
2189:St Mellion
2164:St Germans
2149:South Hill
2024:Callington
1709:De Burlet
1612:30 October
1576:De Burlet
1328:11 January
1299:References
1282:, novelist
1239:Anyon Cook
1235:, novelist
1096:naturalist
946:Lord Mayor
858:Carey Park
776:blacksmith
659:Doc Martin
600:Land's End
496:Poulpirrhe
466:. However
459:, meaning
386:, meaning
346:50°19′52″N
177:South West
88:Population
3415:Atlit Yam
3353:Suðureyri
3343:Steveston
3293:Portofino
3173:Huanchaco
3143:Gilleleje
3128:Elantxobe
3078:Bethsaida
3035:Historic
2980:memorials
2943:Crab Wars
2926:Conflicts
2751:The Duchy
2688:Civil War
2621:Pont Pill
2505:See also:
2459:St Blazey
2389:Hugh Town
2364:Camelford
2219:Warleggan
2209:St Winnow
2134:Quethiock
2109:Millbrook
2104:Menheniot
2069:Lanteglos
2064:Lanlivery
1681:18 August
1171:monastery
1158:Methodism
1138:Lansallos
924:Festivals
839:warehouse
737:HMS
733:Commander
717:foreshore
687:Smuggling
672:Smuggling
611:Albemarle
545:of 1303.
528:River Pol
524:Lansallos
504:Poulpyrre
500:Poul Pier
457:Porthpyra
446:The name
423:fishermen
403:River Pol
384:Porthpyra
349:4°31′11″W
273:Ambulance
211:Post town
33:Porthpyra
3532:Polperro
3493:Glossary
3475:more ...
3455:Sørvágur
3435:Makassan
3378:Vernazza
3338:Staithes
3328:Sayulita
3308:Sa Riera
3273:Polperro
3268:Po Toi O
3263:Plentzia
3233:Ondarroa
3218:Newhaven
3203:Moskenes
3193:Lekeitio
3158:Gümüşlük
3153:Guéthary
3108:Clovelly
3088:Cadgwith
3068:Ardglass
3063:Algajola
2938:Cod Wars
2761:Politics
2606:Menalhyl
2489:Torpoint
2484:Stratton
2439:Penzance
2414:Marazion
2399:Liskeard
2369:Falmouth
2359:Camborne
2295:Cornwall
2214:Torpoint
2179:St Keyne
2154:St Cleer
2144:Sheviock
2129:Polperro
2124:Pillaton
2094:Luxulyan
2079:Liskeard
2059:Landulph
2054:Lanreath
2039:Dobwalls
2029:Calstock
2019:Braddock
2009:Boconnoc
1993:Cornwall
1928:Archived
1916:Polperro
1873:Marooned
1664:, p. 7-9
1662:Polperro
1543:Cornwall
1439:(1824);
1270:, artist
1127:Anglican
1121:Churches
934:Festival
902:monkfish
894:scallops
890:flatfish
881:pilchard
843:dolphins
824:Somerset
752:Anguilla
748:Sombrero
744:marooned
696:Guernsey
584:Penheale
480:St Peter
472:Portpira
449:Polperro
442:Toponymy
419:Plymouth
417:port of
376:Polperro
335:Cornwall
266:Cornwall
159:Cornwall
141:Cornwall
124:Polperro
108:SX207509
78:Cornwall
70:Polperro
24:Polperro
3503:Outline
3460:Tlingit
3430:Lofoten
3368:Trinity
3363:Tilting
3348:Súðavík
3313:St Abbs
3298:Red Bay
3223:Nyksund
3213:Mutriku
3208:Mundaka
3188:Lamorna
3138:Getaria
3103:Ciboure
3098:Chorkor
3058:Akwidaa
2823:History
2766:Schools
2756:Diocese
2714:Fishing
2709:Economy
2704:Culture
2684:History
2661:Valency
2576:Helford
2546:De Lank
2479:Saltash
2469:St Ives
2449:Redruth
2429:Padstow
2424:Newquay
2384:Helston
2204:St Veep
2194:St Neot
2174:St John
2139:Saltash
2034:Deviock
1801:30 June
1760:30 June
1646:30 June
1580:; p. 36
1541:(1937)
1287:Council
1181:Science
1142:Talland
1089:Talland
910:pollock
877:Fishing
864:Fishing
801:Newquay
787:Tourism
782:Economy
767:Recruit
739:Recruit
692:spirits
623:). The
591:seiners
532:Talland
476:Porpira
454:Cornish
437:History
431:harbour
396:harbour
380:Cornish
330:England
306:Website
193:England
187:Country
29:Cornish
3388:Zumaia
3373:Udappu
3248:Pasaia
3183:Ladner
3168:Hovden
3133:Findon
3073:Bermeo
2724:Places
2677:Topics
2641:Seaton
2611:Ottery
2601:Lynher
2591:Lerryn
2586:Kensey
2561:Gannel
2536:Carnon
2519:Rivers
2434:Penryn
2419:Newlyn
2344:Bodmin
2119:Pelynt
2114:Morval
2004:Antony
1920:Curlie
1789:Anon.
1752:Anon.
1638:Anon.
1443:. ed.
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1293:parish
1115:shells
820:Dorset
715:, the
520:manors
492:Polpyr
488:Polpyz
468:Ekwall
427:houses
249:Police
169:Region
3498:Index
3358:Tai O
3333:Sigri
3303:Reine
2861:Garum
2656:Truro
2651:Tiddy
2646:Tamar
2571:Hayle
2566:Gover
2556:Fowey
2541:Cober
2531:Camel
2526:Allen
2495:Truro
2379:Hayle
2374:Fowey
2044:Duloe
1481:7 May
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1087:from
898:crabs
847:seals
832:Fowey
756:Fowey
595:Green
463:Pyran
415:naval
407:Fowey
239:01503
3470:Vezo
3465:Uros
3420:Bhoi
3243:Orio
3148:Grip
2699:Flag
2596:Looe
2581:Inny
2404:Looe
2349:Bude
2084:Looe
1828:2023
1803:2011
1762:2011
1683:2009
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1483:2012
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845:and
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567:quay
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261:Fire
228:PL13
216:Looe
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2631:Red
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