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*[[Royal Cornwall Agricultural Show]] - [[Wadebridge]], [[Cornwall]]

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The current chancellor is [[Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall]] and its vice-chancellor is Professor George Boyne.<ref>{{citation |url=ht

...councils across the country banned the film, as did the whole county of [[Cornwall]], prompting cinema owners in the adjacent county [[Devon]] to offer bus ri

...e vessels were the [[HMJS Surrey|HMJS ''Surrey'']], [[HMJS Cornwall|HMJS ''Cornwall'']] and [[HMJS Middlesex|HMJS ''Middlesex'']].<ref name=USCG2008-09-30/><re

* [[Cornwall (cricket)|Cornwall]]

* Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall (wife of Prince Charles).

...sh traditional music]] (from [[Wales]]), Cornish traditional music (from [[Cornwall]] in [[England]]), [[Manx folk music]] (of the [[Isle of Man]]), [[Breton f

...een the estuaries of the rivers Tamar (which constitutes the boundary with Cornwall) and Plym. These meet in Plymouth Sound, which is a good natural harbour.

...onmouth]]'s ''Historia Regum Britanniae'' (1136) portrays him as a duke of Cornwall who is raised to the kingship in opposition to Allectus, a Roman who oppres

*[[Mark of Cornwall]], a figure from Arthurian legend

...s have claimed the most likely location to be [[St. Michael's Mount]] in [[Cornwall]], which is near to other locations associated with the Arthurian legends.

...ton]], spoken in [[France]], and [[Cornish language|Cornish]], spoken in [[Cornwall]]. [[Cumbric]], once spoken in northern England and Scotland, was also clos

...he briefly enlisted in the Royal Garrison Artillery at St Mawes Castle, in Cornwall, with the [[British Army]]. His father bought him out, a permissible action

...d he is overthrown by a native revolt led by Asclepiodotus, here a duke of Cornwall.<ref>[[Geoffrey of Monmouth]], ''Historia Regum Britanniae'' [http://en.wik

...sician with an interest in geology for a medical practice in [[Penzance]], Cornwall, he recommended Forbes, who duly moved to Penzance in September 1817. ...cademic activities, contributing papers to the Royal Geological Society of Cornwall, of which he was secretary. One of his papers was on the health of Cornish

...trick for Ireland and David for [[Wales]]. He automatically became Duke of Cornwall and Duke of Rothesay, Earl of Carrick, Baron Renfrew, Lord of the Isles and

Fox was in prison in [[Launceston]] in [[Cornwall]] when the behaviour of Nayler and his supporters began to disrupt the Quak