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Returned as a Tory for Launceston in 1715 on the recommendation of George Granville, M.P., 1st Lord Lansdowne,1John Bewes to John Anstis, 22 Feb. 1715, N. & Q. (ser. 8), xii. 442-4. Herle is not recorded as voting. Described as ‘a gentleman of bright parts, a lovely aspect, and admired and esteemed by all’, but ‘miserably tormented by the gout, so as to be a perfect cripple with it’,2C. S. Gilbert, Cornwall, iii. 41. he died 14 Apr. 1721.