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... shilling cookingeggs to the new-laid egg at 4d. It is, however, interesting to note that a statute enacted in the reign of Edward 11. , an age in which pennies were even scarcer than they are nowadays, decreed that fresh eggs should be sold for rd. the ...
... overstated in the article. Amongst other remarks, the writer says that Alan Robertson and Young Tom my were better players than Taylor and Vardon, and makes the astonishin.;: statement that Alan, with the cl üb; and balls of .I\o w Ahtn, l>y all reports, cottish ...
... chase of the otter. But it is an even more ancient and honourable pastime than this, for Twici, who was Maister of Sport to Edward 11., classified the otter with the grey, or badger, and the wild cat as a beast of the chase of the third class, which class ...
... as the barking cuckoo. Mercifully its descendants, if any exist in these parts, do not suffer from the same complaint.- EDWARD KING. AN IJ.'I'TERESTING FOWL. To THE EDITOR. Sm,-May l trespass on your valuable space to bring to the notice of your readers ...
... talked of and considered pecessary. It was replaced by the stables, as they are at present, Copyroght. 3.-MAIN ENTRA CE. The Roche Abbey stone pila3ters are the only ornaments to relieve the monotony of the white bricks. built of the local yellow sandstone-a ...
... return his watch at their hidding. Dr. Roche, an Irish International and dubmate of McPherson, has been called upon by the Irish Rugby Union for an account of the matter. A still further complication is that Edwards, the stalwart English forward, is a member ...
... that it is to-day so l argely an ill usion only makes it all the more precious. The Heart of Eng la nd, by Edward Thomas. (D ent, JS. 6d.) EDWARD THOMAS was one of those rare spirits who are born to poetry, yet come to it late, hut in the meanwhile write ...
... library of Durham Cathedral, and was, in 1853, Edward Greatorex, sacrist cathedral. planks, is supported with linenfold panels; of trestle, arched on The other, are support with an geometrical Sir Edward tracery, Barry's young procures the corona- brilliant ...
... English : Roch, W alwyn's, arberth, T enby, Carew, and Pent- their contrast is exciting to the student of history. Equally exciting is the line of castles and fortresses which separates the lands of the W elsh from those of the English : Roch, W alwyn's ...
... which was written by Edward Plantagenet, second Duke of York, between 1406 and 1413. Tho~nas Selected by ROLAND GANT With an introduction by Helen Thomas and a portrait by Robin step in the pedigree; Guthrie Anybody interested in Edward Thomas or in good ...
... which was written by Edward Plantagenet, second Duke of York, between 1406 and 1413. Tho~nas Selected by ROLAND GANT With an introduction by Helen Thomas and a portrait by Robin step in the pedigree; Guthrie Anybody interested in Edward Thomas or in good ...
... Ogilby Improved, 1720. (From a copy in our possession) HALL PAIN & FOSTER Pa rtn e rs :-W ILLIAM A . FOSTER, F. R.1.C.5.; ALAN HINXMAN F.A .I. ; S. W . J . TANNER, O .8.E., F.R.I.C.S. SURVEYORS . DOUGLAS ELDER, F.A .I. ; J . R. BAN NELL, A.A .I. CHARTERED ...