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... replaced by a single regimental guidon in 1858. The Royal Dragoons served with King William 111 in Flander from 1694 to 1697. The regiment returned to Flanders on the outbreak of the War of Spanish Succession and erved under Marlborough until 1704. It was ...
... subsidence will have brought these ancient houses and churches crumbling into ruin. Fifteen years ago most of the population was evacuated when the first houses collapsed, and in another 15 there may be nothing left at all. In a country which is not indifferent ...
... who failed to make a mark as an actor, obtained a commission through the Earl of Plymouth and went with his regiment to Flanders. When peace was resumed unexpectedly and they were disbanded, Otway returned to England. The Soldier's Fortune grew out of ...
... sudden exodus of many local residents that followed. A fortnight before Christmas I conducted a party of ornithologists over Flanders Moss, the desolate stretch of bogland that reaches from Stirling to the foothills of the Highlands, with a view to watching ...
... subsidence will have brought these ancient houses and churches crumbling into ruin. Fifteen years ago most of the population was evacuated when the first houses collapsed, and in another 15 there may be nothing left at all. In a country which is not indifferent ...
... hangings came to Dunster and how they were originally displayed, it is clear that they were made much earlier, and probably in Flanders in the 16605, according to Peter Thornton, who noticed the resemblance of one panel to a Brussels tapestry design of 1661 ...
... women came with them, were the original nobility of From their elegant and richly-appointed castles in the comtes around Flanders, whose sub-feudatories they were, they defended the Church, founded monasteries, set up schools, encouraged technology and ...
... industry was founded early in Elizabeth I's reign by Protestant refugees fleeing from the Duke of Alva's persecutions in Flanders, and as early as 1568 the Queen granted them the use of the undercroft of the cathedral as a place of worship. In 1665 Charles ...