Number of voters: about 3000
| Date | Candidate | Votes |
|---|---|---|
| 5 Feb. 1715 | SIR WILLIAM COURTENAY | |
| SIR COPLESTONE WARWICK BAMPFYLDE | ||
| 2 Apr. 1722 | SIR WILLIAM COURTENAY | |
| SIR COPLESTONE WARWICK BAMPFYLDE | ||
| 29 Aug. 1727 | SIR WILLIAM COURTENAY | |
| JOHN ROLLE | ||
| 2 June 1730 | HENRY ROLLE vice John Rolle, deceased | |
| 30 Apr. 1734 | SIR WILLIAM COURTENAY | |
| HENRY ROLLE | ||
| 3 Feb. 1736 | JOHN BAMPFYLDE vice Courtenay, deceased | |
| 19 May 1741 | SIR WILLIAM COURTENAY | |
| THEOPHILUS FORTESCUE | ||
| 15 Apr. 1746 | SIR THOMAS ACLAND vice Fortescue, deceased | |
| 7 July 1747 | SIR WILLIAM COURTENAY | |
| SIR RICHARD WARWICK BAMPFYLDE |
<p>The Devonshire country gentlemen were accustomed to return the heads of three Tory families, the Courtenays, Bampfyldes, and Rolles, who were ‘chose in their turn’<a class='fnlink' id='t1' href='#fn1'>1<span>Thos. Care to the Pretender, July 1739, Stuart mss 216/111.</span></a> till 1741, when the Rolles dropped out on going over to the Court.</p>