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Helston The stannators were described in 1831 as being "some of the principal gentlemen of the mining district". On assembly the stannators elected a speaker...
Click to read more »represent the young people of Plympton and attend events alongside the Stannator. The Stannator and Youth Ambassador are elected for a period of one year and invested...
Click to read more »militia in April 1660. He did not stand for parliament in 1661. He was stannator of Tywarnwhaile in 1663 and commissioner for assessment for Cornwall from...
Click to read more »In Cornwall, however, they retained certain historic rights to appoint stannators to the Cornish Stannary Parliament.[citation needed] The word ‘stannary’...
Click to read more »still extant. Members of the Stannary Parliament were called stannators. The 24 stannators, six from each of the four Cornish stannaries (Tywarnhaile,...
Click to read more »1709 Lord Cowper added him to the Devon commission of the peace. He was stannator of Blackmore in 1710. In April 1713, he was appointed a justice in Cornwall...
Click to read more »legislate for the stannaries without the need to seek the consent of the stannators. The group seem to have been inactive since 2008. An early campaign for...
Click to read more »Tregoney for the Cavalier Parliament, where he sat until 1685. He was stannator at Blackmore in 1673 and commissioner for recusants in Cornwall in 1675...
Click to read more »1705. He was recorder of Penzance from 1693 until his death in 1706, and stannator for Penwith and Kerrier in 1703. Praed married Lucy Basset, daughter of...
Click to read more »was a wealthy landowner. He served as Director of Land-Bank in 1696, Stannator for Tywarnhaile in 1703, Commissioner of Prizes from September 1703 to...
Click to read more »to 1670. In 1670 he became a freeman of the Levant Company and in 1673 stannator, Tywarnwhaile. He was a commissioner for recusants in Cornwall in 1675...
Click to read more »commissioner for assessment for Cornwall from 1664 to 1674. He was also stannator for Penwith and Kerrier in 1673. Robyns died after 1682. Robyns' daughter...
Click to read more »parliament met in an open air parliament at Crockern Tor on Dartmoor with stannators appointed to it from each of the four stannary towns. The parliament maintained...
Click to read more »invitation to open the parliament. On 24 June, at a meeting at which the stannators wore kilts of Cornish tartan, and at which an unofficial Cornish national...
Click to read more »were selected from the manuscripts. His journal of the convocation of Stannators in 1710 was added to it. Tonkin's manuscript history passed from Lord...
Click to read more »confirms that relevant legislation in Cornwall requires the consent of the stannators. 1509: King Henry VIII's coronation procession includes "nine children...
Click to read more »affecting miners should be enacted without the consent of twenty-four stannators, six being chosen from each of the four stannaries at Lostwithiel, Launceston...
Click to read more »dormancy of the parliament, Plympton resumed the regular appointment of stannators in 1980. However the modern position is functionally identical to that...
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