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...ved as [[List of Mayors of Penzance|Mayor of Penzance]] on seven occasions from 1906 to 1913. ...specialized in local specimens and occasionally sold minerals brought back from [[Australia]] by "Cousin Jack." In the 1881 Census he described himself as ...

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...o played for [[Berkshire County Cricket Club|Berkshire]]. He was born in [[Penzance]]. ...st [[Hertfordshire County Cricket Club|Hertfordshire]]. Hall scored a duck from the upper-middle order. ...

...<ref name="PAS Pools">P. A. S. Pool's ''History of the Borough and Town of Penzance'', 1974</ref> During this period he was also member of parliament for the [ ...r=1883|url=http://west-penwith.org.uk/pz283.htm}}</ref> The Ross bridge in Penzance is named after Charles Ross.<ref name="PAS Pools"/> ...

Stephens was born in the [[Penzance]] area of [[Cornwall]] and came to [[Merthyr Tydfil]], [[Wales]], in 1827 t [[Category:People from Penzance]] ...

...who played for [[Cornwall County Cricket Club|Cornwall]]. He was born in [[Penzance]]. [[Category:Living people]] ...

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...e year a clerk to the chief officer, whilst still a Police Constable.<ref>"Penzance Police" ''Western Morning News'' 29 November 1941</ref> In March 1933 he pa From 1933 to 1935, Beale was a staff officer to the Chief Constable of St Helens ...

'''Francis Arnold Polgrean Rowe''' (born 1898) was a [[British people|British]] barrister who contested numerous Parliamentary elections. Born in [[Penzance]], Rowe was educated at the [[Friars School, Bangor]], and then at the [[Un ...

...oms'' 1932</ref> Since 2008 a revived Guldize celebration has been held in Penzance and since 2010 in several other locations across Cornwall. ...ssful then the carrier of the neck would have been entitled to take a kiss from the female "guard" of the property.<ref>Simon Reed - The Cornish Traditiona ...

...a knowledge of French.{{sfn|Boase|1886}} Arthur Boase, who came originally from the parish of [[Paul, Cornwall|Paul]], is known as a speaker of the [[Corni ...al Geological Society of Cornwall]]; took an active share in promoting the Penzance Public Library, and furnished to [[Sir Thomas Bernard, 3rd Baronet|Sir Thom ...

| birth_place = [[Penzance]], [[Cornwall]] | death_place = Penzance ...

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| birth_place = [[Penzance]], [[Cornwall]], England ...man]] who bowled right-arm [[Seam bowling|medium pace]]. He was born at [[Penzance]], [[Cornwall]]. ...

| birth_place = [[Penzance]], [[Cornwall]], England ...et)|batsman]] who plays primarily as a [[wicketkeeper]]. He was born at [[Penzance]], [[Cornwall]]. ...

...(1802–1873). The youngest of four boys and two girls, he went to school at Penzance and [[Bromsgrove]] grammar schools between 1855 and 1859. Unmarried, he die ...up archive.org].</ref> The work eventually contained 30,000 biographies of people dying in the period 1851 to 1900.<ref>[[Keith Thomas (historian)|Keith Thom ...

...offrey Bazeley''' (1906–1989) was a British Modernist architect, born in [[Penzance]], [[Cornwall]] into a family of [[shipowner]]s and [[Merchant|trader]]s. I ...fice]], and were also responsible for the cinema in [[Hayle]], an hotel in Penzance, the Farley Building in Plymouth and the [[English China Clays]] headquarte ...

| birth_place = [[Penzance]], [[Cornwall]], England ...man]] who bowled right-arm [[Seam bowling|medium pace]]. He was born at [[Penzance]], [[Cornwall]]. ...

...= <!-- Criminality parameters should be supported with citations from reliable sources --> ...l 1668) was the sole proprietor of the [[Manor of Alverton]], [[Cornwall]] from 1630 until his death in 1668. ...

| city = [[Penzance]] '''Humphry Davy School''' is a comprehensive school in [[Penzance]], [[Cornwall]], England. The school teaches 11 to 16-year-olds. ...