... They were a species of cavalry which were mote lightly armed than the men-at-arms. English soldiers called them paunce nars. because they wore the German panzer, a sleeveless coat .chainmail. Sir John Fortescue commented upon the derivation the word pauncenar ...

... for any English area is the Isle of Ely's 15s in the £. Cardigan, in Wales, beats all with a total of 21s 6d. Ancient Manor VyALREDDON MANOR, near Tavistock, the home for a short period of Lord John Fitzroy, who died suddenly on Monday, had its origin in ...

... dressed in blue watermark taffeta, with blue halos to match, and carried posies of pink chrysanthemums. The best man- was Mr. John Prowse. Mr. George Wills was usher. The bridegroom's present to the bride was case of cutlery, and the bride's gift to the ...

... SIDEBOARD. Carved Mahogany Pedestal.- Oak Breakfront Bookcase, ANTIQUE OAK GATE-LEG TABLE, Nest 3 Mahogany Inlaid Tables, Bergere Arm Chair. Old Oak Table with drawer, Corner Chair, ANTIQUE MAHOGANY CHINA CABINET, Settee and Easy Chairs. Oak Stool with cane ...

... entries. She awarded Mrs. Gates and Mrs. Stott ten marks, Mrs. Greener nine, and Mrs. Cleave six. Tea hostesses were Mrs. Arming and Mrs. Gates. MERTON. —The March meeting, in the recreation room at Heanton Satchville, was well attended. Mrs. W. J. G ...

... obtained £5 by false pretences from Misses Harriett and Angela Gibson, of 4. Avenue-road. Bovey Tracey, on September 10th, John Wilson, who gave an address as I, Middlesex-street, London, was at Newton Abbot on Tuesday committed for trial at Devon Quarter ...