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Ferndale 48220
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Opportunity is knocking! This is the Perfect Live/Work property located in the desirable Retail Section of Livernois! There is a total of 2246 Sq, Ft. – this property is zoned as "Mixed Use." The "Home" is a Brick Bungalow with Living Rm, Kitchen, 2 Bedrooms, and Large Family Rm on 1st Floor. Spacious 3rd Bedroom on Second Level. Enjoy the charming Park Like / Wooded Back Yard. The "Studio" – is almost 800 Sq. Ft. and Features a separate entrance & Storefront Windows. This property has been well maintained / improved by the Same Owner for more than 60 years! Join other Entrepreneurs on Livernois - - - Art Gallery, Home Furnishing, Purple Door Tea Room, Fitness Center, Stores . . . BATVAI
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- Subdivision
- Poad Sub
- Total Finished SqFt
- 2,246
- Above Grade SqFt
- 2,246
- Water
- Municipal Water
- Sewer
- Sewer-Sanitary
- Year Built
- 1953
- Architecture
- 1 1/2 Story
- Home Style
- Bungalow
- Taxes
- $2,467
- Summer Taxes
- $76
- Winter Taxes
- $2,391
Rooms and Land
- MasterBedroom
- 27 x 12 2nd Floor
- Bedroom2
- 12 x 12 Entry
- Bedroom3
- 12 x 9 Entry
- Family
- 24 x 12 Entry
- Kitchen
- 12 x 11 Entry
- Living
- 15 x 12 Entry
- Basement
- Unfinished
- Cooling
- Attic Fan, Ceiling Fans 2+, Window Units 2+
- Heating
- Baseboard, Hot Water, Natural Gas, Other, Wall/Floor Furnace
- Acreage
- 0.15
- Lot Dimensions
- Appliances
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- Interior Features
- Cable Available, High Spd Internet Avail
- Exterior Materials
- Block/Concrete/Masonry, Brick, Vinyl
- Exterior Features
- Fenced, Outside Lighting
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Plenty of guesswork involved here. Stop On was arguably the best of these on the flat but his first run over hurdles was fairly ignominious and so we will take a chance on the twice-raced RIVINGTON PIKE making it third time lucky with the cheek-pieces on for the first time. John Quinn is a good judge of horses under both codes and his three-year-old gelding has made a pleasing enough start to his hurdling career, filling second place on runs at Cartmel and Bangor. His best runs on the flat came on left-handed courses so the return to this direction should suit and with the cheek-pieces to sharpen him up, he may prove hard to beat. Flat ratings can often go out of the window when it comes to hurdling, and so all of the newcomers need respect, especially Rio Novo who looks the pick of the Howard Johnson duo on jockey bookings. Pavanne and Stop On need to step up on their first hurdles runs, so a bigger danger could be Victorias who improved from first to second runs and she may find this easier track in her favour. A tough puzzle to solve and we will plump for the experience of Rivington Pike.
Agglestone Rock 15-2 (8-7) Took keen hold, tracked leaders, every chance 2f out, driven and stayed on same pace final furlong, 4th of 12, 2 1/2l behind Silver Spruce (9-0) at Windsor 1m 2f 3yo clm (5) gs in Apr (Flat).
Mardood 7-1 (9-2) Always towards rear, 9th of 13, 16l behind Moment's Notice (9-0) at Goodwood 1m 3f 3yo hcp (5) sft in May (Flat).
Midnite Blews (IRE) 14-1 (8-8) Very slowly into stride, late progress from over 1f out, 5th of 11, 6l behind Night Prospector (8-11) at Bath 6f sll (5) gs in Aug (Flat).
Pavanne (IRE) 17-2 (10-12) Chased leaders, went 2nd approaching 5th, soon ridden and weakened, 6th of 9, well behind Duke of Touraine (11-5) at Bangor 2m 1f 3yo nov hdl (4) gs in Aug.
Rio Novo 25-1 (8-11) Towards rear, never a factor, 6th of 7, 43l behind Art Trend (8-11) at Catterick 1m 4f mdn stk (5) gs in Jun (Flat).
Rivington Pike (IRE) 14-1 (10-12) Tracked leaders, reminders and outpaced after 4th, hit next, chased winner approaching last, kept on, no impression, 2nd of 7, 7l behind Wake Board (10-12) at Bangor 2m 1f 3yo nov hdl (4) gs in Sept.
Safari Dancer (IRE) 8-1 (8-13) Held up, keen early, ridden over 2f out, no impression, 5th of 7, 14l behind Natural Rhythm (8-11) at Hamilton 1m 3yo hcp (6) gs in Jul (Flat).
Silk Drum (IRE) 9-1 (9-5) Held up, headway over 3f, one pace final furlong, 5th of 10, 4 1/2l behind Caffari (8-8) at Catterick 1m 4f 3yo hcp (5) gf in Jul (Flat).
Stop On 20-1 (10-12) In rear, jumped slowly 1st, soon struggling, 6th of 7, well behind Wake Board (10-12) at Bangor 2m 1f 3yo nov hdl (4) gs in Sept.
Ceduna Roadhouse (IRE) 100-1 (7-10) Always in the rear, last of 7, 43l behind Danzatrice (9-5) at Musselburgh 1m 6f hcp 0-75 (5) gd in Aug (Flat).
Victorias 20-1 (10-5) In touch, led 2 out, headed last, weakened towards finish, 4th of 10, 3l behind Gulf Coast (10-12) at Sedgefield 2m 1f 3yo mdn hdl (4) gf in Sept.

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AbstractFor current aircraft, hydraulic power is the preferred method of gaining mechanical advantage. Due to its distributed nature and system redundancy requirements, the power comes with the penalty of high weight, cost, and maintenance. ETREMA proposes to develop a magnetostrictive TERFENOL-D driven pump element and active flow control valves to power an electrohydraulic actuator packaged as a self-contained, unitized device, for remote location at the point of actuation. Unique features include bi-directional flow control, elimination of servovalves, and no rotating inertial dynamics. In building such an actuator, a critcal task is matching fluid and TERFENOL-D impedance characteristics which in turn determine pump chamber and TERFENOL-D transducer geometry. The proposed research will define the preliminary pump concept, determine its feasibility, and define its requirements including the environment in which it must perform. An integrated numerical model of the TERFENOL-D transducers, pump, valves, and fluid volumes will be developed to predict performance. A successful effort will ultimately yield a concept for an affordable miniature actuator capable of locally actuating high response changes such as fighter/attack aircraft control surfaces.
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Torres: Liverpool turned me into a traitor after Chelsea move
Fernando Torres has broken his silence on his controversial departure from Liverpool and claimed he was "presented as a traitor" by the Anfield club following his move to Chelsea.
Spanish striker Torres made a £50m move to Stamford Bridge as the January transfer window came to a close in 2011, with his subsequent interview on Chelsea TV claiming he was happy to join a "top level club" viewed as a criticism of Liverpool's ambition.
Despite collecting a host of winners medals in his time at Chelsea, Torres endured a miserable spell with the west London club and now he is keen to set the record straight in a new book entitled Ring of Fire: Liverpool FC into the 21st Century.
Torres reveals that Liverpool's new owners Fenway Sports Group and their Sporting Director Damien Comolli suggested they were keen to sell Torres and invest the cash they received in his transfer on younger players, as he was encouraged to leave the club.
"Comolli told me that the new owners had an idea of how to spend their investment," stated Atletico Madrid striker Torres.
"They wanted to bring in young players, to build something new. I was thinking to myself, this takes time to work. It takes two, three, four, maybe even 10 years.
"I didn't have that time. I was 27 years old. I did not have time to wait. I wanted to win. Here we are five years later and they are still trying to build, around the same position in the league as when I left.
"It was presented as if I was a traitor. It was not like this in the discussion.
"Liverpool could not admit they were doing something wrong with the whole team. They had to find a guilty one."
Torres is clearly keen to build some bridges with Liverpool supporters, but it remains to be seen whether they will be willing to give him a warmer welcome than he has received in the last few years if he makes a return to Anfield any time soon.


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|Please note: This article is about the Crab province. For other uses of the term, please see Kinbou province (disambiguation).
The Kinbou province (Hr3) was a Hiruma controlled province. It contained the southern most parts of the Twilight Mountains, and bordered Earthquake Fish Bay to the south, the Kaiu Wall to the East which separated from the Ishibei province (Hi4), the Shadowlands to the West, and the Ienikaeru province (Hr2) to the North. [1] The province produced some iron ore in some small mining villages, [2] and its only holding of note was Shinsei's Last Hope (CB26). [3]
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Have you guys heard about this? Is it legit or what?
"Body posture depends on teeth". Starecta... is it legit?
Have you guys heard about this? Is it legit or what?
Finally some proof that mewing works:
Uh no. This is taking the fantasy theories too far.
Starecta sounds legit
(09-09-2015, 04:39 PM)ifhy Wrote: Have you guys heard about this? Is it legit or what?The Straecta thing is not wrong but it does work on compensations.
If you check their web site home page you see what seem to be good postural changes but, if you look closely, really not so much.
Check the shoulders, they are rolled forward just as much after a year as they were before. If you check the shape of the spines on the side view pictures you discover that though they are less curved the bodies have not come backward and are not better aligned in general, just different. In fact, some of them, with the reduced curves are actually worse.
This is true though the people can feel better because the pressure is off what were the compensation points originally an on new compensation points that might be better or worse but are mostly just different. Until there is pressure on them for quite a while they will not develop the same pain or discomfort feelings.
I write this not because I am the MeningealRelease.com guy (ABC) but because it is data anyone can observe but not necessarily interpret well.
The entire problem is -- Bones out of place in a direction the body cannot self-correct because there are no muscles or combinations of muscles pulling in the directions needed to reposition them. Being just a bit out of place they lose their leverage to hold the body upright and the muscles attached lose their leverage and so cannot pull as they are supposed to pull. Thus, the body collapses.
There are also plenty of bones that go out of place that the body CAN reposition using its muscles or combinations of pull of those muscles . However, the body often leaves them there Most say it is because of muscle or nerve problems but nothing done to the muscles or nerves has ever corrected these things on anything but a temporary basis. WHY? Because the body leaves them in those out of place" positions as part of the compensation pattern the body is creating to deal with the bones out of place that the body cannot self-correct.
When you focus JUST on the bones out of place that the body CANNOT self-correct (because there are no muscles or combinations of muscles that can pull in the directions needed to correct the positions of those bones) bodies pop upright all on their own with no muscular effort by the person. See MeningealRelease.com No excuses -- if this does not happen immediately with the first treatment what was done was not correction but just moving around some part of the compensation pattern.
Anyone can learn and do Advanced BioStructural Correction No license of special qualification necessary beyond some basic skeletal anatomy.
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Acapella Choice Flutter Valve from Portex is a Respiratory Breathing Therapy device that promotes respiratory secretions. The Acapella Vibratory PEP Therapy Flutter Valve can be used with the respiratory patient in any position relative to gravity, including sitting down, standing or reclined. The flutter valve helps to open airways in patients with lung disease who have secretory problems such as Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD), Cystic Fibrosis, or Asthma. This major advantage of this Acapella Valve over other Portex Acapella Valves is that it disassembles for cleaning.
In addition, the Acapella Choice Flutter Valve has an adjustable frequency and flow resistance settings. Treatment times for patients can be performed in less than half the time of standard chest physiotherapy sessions, too. When patients use the Choice, they do not have to remove the device from their mouth for inhalation. Choice Flutter Valve features a one-way inspiratory valve that allows this to be possible.
Featuring a distal 22mm OD, you can fit a nebulizer via a tee adapter.
Acapella Vibratory PEP Therapy Flutter Valve Features & Benefits
- Adjustable frequency and flow resistance settings.
- Incorporates PEP therapy and vibratory flutter valve
- Combines the benefits of both PEP therapy and airway vibrations to promote pulmonary secretions.
- Allows inhalation and exhalation without removal from mouth.
- Serves as a Cough Assist aspiratory valve.
- Disassembles into four, easy-to-clean parts that withstand autoclaving, boiling, and dishwashing.
- Equipped with a numbered expiratory resistance dial to adjust frequency.
- Accommodates nearly any lung capacity.
- May be used with mask or mouthpiece nebulizer.
- One-way inspiratory valve allows inhalation without removal of mouth.
- Functional in any position--standing, sitting or Trendelenburg.
Acapella Vibratory PEP Therapy Flutter Valve Specifications
- Acapella Choice Flutter Valve Product Numbers: 27-7000.
- Distal: 22mm OD. Accommodates nebulizer connection via tee adaptor.
- Proximal: 22mm OD. Accommodates mouthpiece or mask.
- 10LPM expiratory flow requirement.
- Single patient use.
- Manufacturer: Portex.
- Brand: Acapella Choice.
- HCPCS code: E0484.
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Product QuestionsI receive one in the hospital and it is a bit beat-up. Is a prescription required for a new one?Question by: Greg on Apr 9, 2015 12:48:00 PMMy pulmonary specialist recommended it to me, and I ordered one from Vitality Medical with no prescription needed.Answer by: Joanne on Apr 9, 2015 2:46:32 PMThis specific flutter valve does not require a prescription.Answer by: Shain Gillet (Admin) on Jul 18, 2016 4:17:00 PMI have been diagnosed with moderate bronchiectasis. Do not have a strong productive cough. Would the Acapella Choice be effective for me. I am a small frame, light weight 81 year old female. Would washing it once daily be sufficient for a twice daily use?Question by: Rosemary Schmidt on Jun 28, 2017 3:40:00 PMWe do not employ any medical professionals and therefore cannot answer any specific questions regarding this item. We recommend speaking with your physician for a clearer answer.Answer by: Shain Gillet (Admin) on Jun 29, 2017 12:31:00 PM
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Yesstyle, it's korean fashion, basically. Good prices!
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All kinds... =)
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I prefer to wear skirts, dresses, and shorts.
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You can always check out the basic "teen stores" online like Abercrombie/American Eagle/Hollister.
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I use eBay and Amazon. Sometimes I'll order stuff off of the Victoria's Secret website or Aeropostale.
Amazon, Ebay, Avenue, Sears, JcPenny, Target, Overstock, Macys, Avon, and QVC :-)
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I usually shop at awesomeworld. co. uk :)
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I buy 99% of my stuff from Ebay. Mostly clothes from American Apparel, PINK and Hollister. They're usually genuine, as long as they're not shipped from Hong Kong. I also buy a lot of makeup from there (Rimmel & NYX) since I live in Norway and it's way more expensive here.
There's an app called Vinted where you can find secondhand clothing in your size and style. You can also adjust the price range and sizes to fit your needs.
Can you find that app on android?
Yep! It's on Google Play and it's free of course.
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Washington: Volkswagen is recalling 1,950 vehicles in China to repair engine software that the company admitted cheats on emissions tests.
According to ABC News, the recall applies to 1,946 Tiguan sport utility vehicles and four Passat B6 sedans, the company said.
It also said that technical solutions are being developed which will be submitted to Chinese authorities for approval.
Volkswagen's business in China has suffered little impact from the international emissions scandal due to the lack of popularity of diesel cars among Chinese drivers. (ANI)


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A Descriptive Catalogue of Ancient Deeds: Volume 5. Originally published by His Majesty's Stationery Office, London, 1906.
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|A. 12001. Letter of attorney by William, lord la Zouche and Saymour and Elizabeth, his wife, to Ralph Beaufo and William Smyth to receive seisin of land, &c. in West Haddon, co. Northampton, and in the town of Houghton on the Hill, co. Leycester, according to indentures thereof made to them by William Tresham and Robert Iseham. 2 April, 28 Henry VI. Seals.
A. 12002. Feoffment by Ralph de Tregot to William de Trevael, for
his homage and service, of all [his] land, &c. in the town of Penmene;
rent, a pepper corn at Michaelmas for all service, save one suit of his court
yearly. Witnesses:—Odo de Trevael, Reginald de Knolle, Robert de
Trewybrest, Richard Poyher, John Nanskelly, clerk. Seal.
Endorsed: Penmena juxta Tretherff.
A. 12003. Feoffment by Reginald son of Thomas, of Frausham, to
William son of William, of Wenling, for his homage and service, and for
11 marks, of a croft in the town of Frausham, fomerly Osmund Chapman's
(mercatoris); rent, 18d. viz. 6d. on the feasts of St. Margaret and
St. Edmund, and on Palm Sunday, and 2d. to a scutage of 20s. and so in
proportion. Seal, with legend, sigill. reginaldi. filii. thome.
Endorsed: Kinnokes Crofte.
|A. 12004. Letters patent of Roger, lord of la Sete, reciting that Simon de la Seete, clerk, Isabel, his wife, and Roger, their son, were bound to pay him 6s. 8d. rent yearly for certain lands demised to them for the term of their lives; release to the said Simon, for life, of 20d. thereof, the full rent to be paid after Simon's decease. La Sete, Sunday after the Purification, 2 Edward III. Seal, with legend, s. rog. dni. de. la. sete.
|A. 12005. Grant in free alms by Andrew de Bosco, son and heir of Robert de Bosco, to God and St. Mary of Stanleg', and the monks there, of the meadow he held of their fee in Coderinton, between the meadow of Sir Ralph Russel of Durham and the meadow called 'Lullingaker' beside 'Codmett'; for this" they have acquitted him against the king of 3 marks 2s. which he owed the king for a certain amercement he incurred at Gloucester before Sir Roger de Turkeby and others, justices in eyre. Seal, with legend, s. andree. de. bosco.
|A. 12006. Feoffment by Nicholas de Wichefford, son of Matthew de Dunton, knight (militis), to his brother Matthew, for his homage and service, of all the land, with all the service, which William Marmiun held in Dunton aforesaid, and the land Ralph de la Lande held there, to wit the land of Mucclehull, between 'Smethewer' and the pond of Moxhul; rent, a pair of white gloves at Whitsun for all save foreign service. Witnesses: —Henry the dean (decano), of Wihtsawe, Roger de Camvill, William de Bracebrugge, Matthew and Adam de Creddewrthe, Philip de Dunton, John de Blacgrave, Ralph son of Ralph of Tamworth, Walter de Overton. Seal, with legend, s. nicolai. de. wihfort.
|A. 12007. Feoffment by Robert son of John to David son of David ap Adam, for 10s. beforehand, of ½a. land in the fee of Neutone in the lord- ship of the prior of Llantony Prima (Lantonie prime) in the fee of Ewyas Lacy, &c; rent 3d. at Michelmas for all service, save the service of the chief lord for so much free land, and 6d. for a heriot. Witnesses:—Richard ap Phelip, Sir Griffin, the chaplain, Hugh le Machun, Philip son of John, Richard ap Meric. Seal, with legend, s. roberti. fili. iohanis.
|A. 12008. Release by Henry de Treludrou to William Penty, his brother, of his right in a messuage and the moiety of a ferling of land in the town of Tyndel Mur, which John Eduurt formerly held of him. Witnesses:—John de Lanbrun, Thomas Peticru, Thomas de Penwern, John de Nanskelli, Robert de Porta, Odo Gruglan, Andrew de Penhel. Treludrou Gres, Friday the morrow of St. Barnabas, the Apostle, 1 Edward III. Seal.
|A. 12009. Release by Thomas de Beetlan to Oliver son of Nicholas de Tretheveth of the right which he claimed to have in the town of Tretheveth by the king's writ; consideration, 20s. Witnesses:—Geoffrey de Treweluarft, John de Tregot, Philip de Halap, Eowland (Rodland') de Podyf[r]a[n], R. Gychard, William de Tregeu. Seal, with legend, Sig. tome. fil. petri.
|A. 12010. Feoffment by Nicholas son of Richard son of Matthew of Subyri to Henry dele Dowere (de Dote), of Waldyngfeld, and Agnes, his wife, of 3r. meadow, called 'Langholm,' of the fee of Aketon, which he had in coparceny with Geoffrey de Maldon by the gift of the said Richard son of Matthew, his father, one head abutting on the Stour (Sturam) from Holgate mill to Bramdon mill, and the other abuts towards the said mill of Bramdon, and lying between the Stour and the meadow of the said Henry and Agnes, formerly William de Holgate's; to hold of his said father, and his father's heirs; rent to his said father, 2d.; consideration, 2 marks beforehand. Witnesses:—William de Grey, John de Peyton, Gilbert le Chasteleyn, Nicholas de Bures and others (named). Seal, with legend, s. nicholai. filii. math. Cf. A. 11086.
|A. 12011. Counterpart of ratification by Richard de Reskemmer of the grant or demise of the rents of Penfunten and Treenhelegen, with the fold (verbagio), which Sir Roger de Reskemmer, knight, for himself and his, made to Sir William de Rosviel, prior of the hospital of St. John the Baptist beside the bridge of Helleston. Witnesses:—John de Tremaen, Alan de Rosmeryn, Joceus de Antron, John de Lannergh Mor, John de Trethaek. Reskemmer, Wednesday after St. Ambrose, 1344. Seal, with legend, [s]. f'ris. ioh'is. de. stoke.
A. 12012. Indenture being a feoffment by Thomas Roscruk, son of
James Roscruk, to Ralph Reskymmer, esquire, of all his land, &c. in the
town of Penhalwyn; rendering yearly such rent and service as he was
bound to do therefore to the heirs of Thomas Roscruk, late of Roscruk,
deceased. Witnesses:—Thomas Brodrugan, William Antron, Richard
Penpons, John Penros Methle. Penhalwyn, 24 September, 23 Henry VI.
Endorsed: Rescruge.
|A. 12013. Feoffment by Geva, daughter of Alexander Clerk (clerici), of Tanewrth, late the wife of Robert Webb (textoris), of the same, widow, to Roger son of John de Bordesleg', of the same, for his service, of a parcel of land in the territory of the said town, between the land she gave to Geoffrey, her son, and the way, called 'le Blindelon[e], from the said John's house to Tanewrth church, and between the small tilth (cultura), which the said Robert held of the nuns of Pinneleg', and land of the said John, &c.; rent, 4d.; consideration, 18s. beforehand. Witnesses:—William de Barnevile, and others (named). Seal, with legend, s. geve. fil. alexan.
|A. 12014. Feoffment by Simon son of Simon Bertulmeu, of Hattone, to Alice, his sister, daughter of the said Simon, of ½a. land, with the appurtenances belonging to so much land, on the tilth (culturam) called 'Wetforlong', abutting on 'le Filddene wey,' &c.; to hold, etc., except religious houses and the Jewry; rent, ½d. at Michaelmas; consideration, 5s. 6d. beforehand. Seal, with legend, s. simoni'. fil. sioi'. b'tilme.
|A. 12015. Letters patent by Walter Trethurf, of Chyemeder, to John de Chyenton requiring the said John to answer Roger son of Oliver de Caermenou, to whom he had granted them, for the rent and service John owed him for land in Chyenton. Caermenou, Thursday the feast of St. Katharine, the Virgin, 13 Edward III. Seal.
|A. 12016. Indenture being the defeasance of a writing obligatory whereby John Sloley, of Arley, co. Warwick, was bound to John Catesby in 100 marks at Whitsuntide next, to wit if John Sloley, and his feoffors (feoffatores), John Fyllongley, Thomas Buxston, of 'le Temple,' and William Bret, of Ansteley, enfeoffed the said John Catesby, of all their land, &c. in Bentley, called 'Molyngton londes' or 'Peytoeslondes,' &c. Coventre, 31 March, 1413. Seal.
|A. 12017. Feoffment by William son of William Miller (molendinar') of Hinkeleye, to Henry le Wayte, of Nonnetone, and Maud, his wife, and the heirs of their bodies, of a tenement in Nonnetone, with a toft and croft, which descended to him on the death of Emma, his sister, daughter of William Miller (molendinar'), of Hinkeleye, between the road to Attelberwe, &c. Witnesses:—William de Rodborne, steward of Nonneton, and others (named). Wednesday before St. Margaret, the Virgin, 12 Edward II. Seal.
|A. 12018. Indenture being a feoffment by Edmund Newenham, and Richard Kyrton, clerk, to Robert Catesby, of Newenham, co. Northampton, esquire, and Lettice his wife, for the term of their lives in survivorship, with remainder to William Catesby, their son, in tail, with remainder, in default, to Nicholas Catesby, their son, in fee, of all the land, &c. in Thedyngworth, co. Leicester, which they had by the feoffment of the said Robert; attorneys to deliver seisin, Richard Glover,—Wryght. 14 March, 7 Edward IV. Seal of arms, and seal, detached.
|A. 12019. Feoffment by Robert Bagot, son of Simon Bagot, of Prestun, to Julian, daughter of John de Burley (Burleya), for her homage and service, of the land in Lappewrth, which Simon, his father, gave him, to wit between his house and the road to Henley (Henleiam); to hold, &c. except to religious house, or church; rent, 6d; if she die without having assigned the same, it is to revert to him and his heirs. Witnesses:— Robert and Peter de Valle, Nicholas, parson of Horburn, and others (named). Seal (head, tonsured), with legend, s. rob. bagot. p[er]so[n]e. d'. lap.
|A. 12020. Acquittance by John Wolf, vicar of the church of Welton, to John de Catesby, for 7l. in full for a bargain of land, &c. in Welton and Asschebyleger, whereof he lately enfeoffed the said John and Emma, his wife, and the heirs and assigns of John. Asscheby Leger, Thursday, the morrow of the Assumption, 10 Richard II. Seal.
|A. 12021. Counterpart indenture being the memorandum of an exchange between Nicholas, abbot of St. Mary of Wendling, and the con- vent of the same, and John son of William Gleuman, of 1a. arable for another, in Skerninge. Witnesses:—Sir Gilbert de Fransham, Sir Osebert de Callii, Sir Seyer de Frivill, knights, and others (named). Seal, with legend, s. iohis. glevman.
|A. 12022. Feoffment by Thomas atte Crosse to Henry Broun, of Holebroke, of all his land, &c. 'atte Crosse,' in the parish of Clyst St. George. Witnesses:—John Wonard, and others (named). 28 May, 21 Richard II. Seal.
|A. 12023. Release by Quenilda daughter of Adam son of Huyan de Hale, widow, to Robert son of Sir Richard de Cletern, of her right in 1a. land in the town of Botil, which she had by the gift of John de Hale, and which used to pay to the true heirs of Hale a pair of gloves yearly. Hale, Monday, the feast of St. Clement, the Pope, 33 Edward I. Seal.
|A. 12024. Feoffment by Alice, late the wife of John [G]yz, knight, and sister and heir of Edmund Gacelyn to John de Cryngelford, of Suthyevel, in tail, with remainder in default to his right heirs, of the rood (illam quarter') of land, called 'Holeweyquarter,' and the rood of land, which William Blaber formerly held, in Suthyevel, and the whole of that tenement which Reginald Race held, with the cottage and land formerly of William Pyk, the elder, there; rent, 10s. Friday, Midsummer Day, 30 Edward III. Seal. See A. 11443.
|A. 12025. Feoffment by John Wyther, of Farlingeton, to Alice, his daughter, for her service, in tail, with reversion in default to himself and his heirs, of a house which Lucy la Franceise formerly held there, and two parts of the curtilage, to wit those on the south, which the said Lucy formerly held, and all the land on the west of the curtilage, between his land and land of Dame Agnes de Merley, &c.; rent, 10d. at Michaelmas. Witnesses:—Thomas Stake, Thomas and Alan la Weyte, and others (named). Seal.
|A. 12026. Feoffment by Robert Chapman, rector of the church of Boketon, co. Norfolk, to Thomas Cook, rector of Langtone, co. Lincoln, John de Askeby, chaplain, and Robert Bradnam, of Brynkyl, of all the land, &c. which he had in town and fields of Aswardby and Haryngton; also grant to them of all his goods there and elsewhere, co. Lincoln. Boketon, Wednesday after St. Faith, the Virgin, 3 Henry V. Seal.
|A. 12027. Indenture of demise by Thomas Snokeshulle, son and heir of Alice daughter of the late John Stake, of Frendestapulle, to Mary, late the wife of Richard Stake, for her life only, of all the land, &c. which descended to him on the death of the said Alice, in Frendestapulle, Farlyngton, and Farham, a messuage and garden, and 4a. arable in Farlyngton excepted. Witnesses:—John Uvedale, Richard Wayte, and others (named). Fren- destapulle, Friday after St. Matthew, the Apostle, 7 Henry IV. Seal.
|A. 12028. Feoffment by Henry le Fourbissor, of Lodelowe, to Adam, lord of La Sete, of 1a. land in the fee of Stivinton in the tilth (cultura) of 'Dademars,' &c. for another acre there. Lodelowe, Sunday after St. John Baptist, 34 Edward [I]. Seal, with legend, s. rog. dni. de. la. sete.
|A. 12029. Feoffment by William Seman, and Isabel, his wife, to John de Roches, knight, of all their land, &c. in the parish of Bromham, and of all their land, &c. in the county of Wylteschir. Witnesses:— Robert de la Mare, John de Dauntesey, Philip Fitzwaryn, Edward Cerne, knights, Thomas Dryw, William Worston, Richard Urdelee. Bromham, Sunday after St. Matthias, the Apostle, 40 Edward III. One seal.
|A. 12030. Letter of attorney under their common seal by John de Wanetyng, warden of the house of the scholars of Merton in Oxford, and the brethren of the same house, to Master William de Harington, their co-fellow (consocium), authorising him to demise their land in Lappeworth, to wit a messuage with a half virgate of land, saving the advowson of the church, to Sir John de Bisschoppisdon, knight, for the term of his life, and of Agnes, his wife, for ½ mark yearly, and to put John in seisin thereof. Oxford, 28 September, 2 Edward III. Fragment of seal.
|A. 12031. Indenture being the memorandum of an agreement made at Lamheth, Wednesday before the feast of the Apostles Simon and Jude, 7 Edward [I], between Sir Theobald de Veredoun and Sir Hugh le Despenser, the elder, to wit, Theobald demises to the said Hugh his whole manor of Byselegh, with the advowson of the church of the said manor, and all his part of the Hundred of Byselegh, for the term of five years, from the day of date, to hold as completely as the ancestor of the said Sir Theobald had them of the ancestor of the earl of Hereford. Fragment of seal, with legend, . . . . . de. verdvn.
|A. 12032. Release by Adam son of Richard de Kemestun to William son of John, parson of the church of Kemestun, of his right in the land which was of Thor (Thory) de Kemest'; consideration, ½ mark; he has sworn (fide media juravi) to keep, &c. Witnesses:—John de Oxewic', John, his son, Alexander, steward of Acre (Acra Monachorum), Helinald of Southacre (Suthacra), William de Heringeshae, Roger de Bestun, clerk, Rodland de Kemestun, and others (named). Seal, perishing, with legend, sigil. ade. fil. ricar.
|A. 12033. Grant by William Purefey to Robert Catesby, of Asscheby, of 13s. 4d. rent for life, out of his manor of Thestyrwover. Asscheby Ligger, 20 February, 26 Henry VI. Seal.
|A. 12034. Feoffment by John Mair, of Cambridge, and Thomas Rogger, of the same, to William Levechild, of Berton, and Richard Ade, of Chesterton, of 3a. 3½r. arable lying dispersed in the fields of Whitwell and Berton, which, with other land, they, together with John Brokeshawe, since deceased, had by the gift and feoffment of the said William Levechild, of Berton, by charter dated at Whitwell, 27 May, 14 Edward IV. Witnesses:—John, Richard and Nicholas Aunger, of Berton, and others (named). Berton, 18 May, 21 Edward IV. Seals.
|A. 12035. Indenture of demise, for the term of his life, by William Preest, of Coventre, butcher, to Henry atte Heth, of Coventre, merchant, of a curtilage in Little Park Street (minori rico parci), Coventre, &c.; rent, 4s. Witnesses:—Roger le Bray, bailiff of Coventre, and others (named). Wednesday, Lady Day, 12 Edward III. Seal, broken.
|A. 12036. Demise by Edmund [de Watford] to Richard son of Thomas . . . ., for life, of ½a. arable and 2a. meadow in the field of Watford, formerly of Nicholas, his brother. Watford, Friday after St. Giles, the abbot, 35 Edward III. Seal, with legend, [e]dmvndi. de. watford.
|A. 12037. Feoffment by Joan de Elnehale, of Coventre, widow, to Sir Adam atte Hall (de Aula), chaplain, her son, of the tenement she had beside the bridge of Smythesford, in Coventre, between the stream called 'Shirbourne' and the tenement late Richard le Dubbere's, and extending from the street (regia strata) to the lane called 'le Westhorchard.' Witnesses:—John de Cliftone, bailiff, Roger de Pacwode, coroner, of Coventre, and others (named). Monday after St. Peter's Chains, 17 Edward II. Seal, with legend, s. iohanne. d'. elnhale.
|A. 12038. Release by Robert Stykeberd, son of John Stykeberd, of Salisbury, to John Nedeler, the younger, of the same, of his right in 5a. land in the field of Stratford under the Castle of Salisbury. Witnesses:— Thomas Hungerford, knight, bailiff of Salisbury, Richard Spencere, mayor, Richard Juwell and Adam Teffonte, coroners there, John Leuesham and Walter Nandre, reeves (propositis) there and others (named). New Salisbury, 8 April, 20 Richard II. Seal.
A. 12039. Feoffment by Roger son of Thomas Baldewin, of Skern-
ing, to Alexander son of Thomas, of Skerning, of the whole capital
messuage, with buildings, which was his said father's, in Skerning, and 14a.
arable in the croft of the said Thomas beside the said messuage, and all
that land, which is called 'Lundgrene,' lying beside the pasture of 'Tunker,'
and 1r. meadow in 'Fythelmede,' abutting on the said messuage, and the
whole alder-bed (alnetum), which he had in the common pasture beside
'Fythelmede,' and all the commons and liberties which he, or his said
father, had in the town of Skerning; rent, a clove at Michaelmas for all
service; for this Alexander gave him 30 marks, and did homage for the
fee. The day of St. Katharine, the Virgin, 45 Henry III. Witnesses:—
Sir Saer de Frevill, Henry, his brother, Thomas de Hereford, Warin, his
son, William de Hereford, and others (named). Seal, with legend, sig.
rogeri. fil. thom.
Endorsed: Roger Baldewyn.
|A. 12040. Feoffment by Roger son of Thomas Baudewin, of Skerning, to Alexander son of Thomas of Skerning and Nichola, his wife, for their homage and service, and for 100s. in gersum, of 8a. land and 1r. meadow, in Skerning, to wit, 2a. 3r. between land of William de Wenling, &c. and abutting on his messuage, 3a. abutting on 'Fythelescroft', &c. and 2a. 1r. in 'Fythelescroft,' &c. and the rood of pasture extending from the common pasture to 'Fythelescroft,' &c.; rent, 2d. Witnesses:— Geoffrey de Byteringe, and others (named). Seal, with legend, sig. rogeri. fil. thom.
|A. 12041. Counterpart of demise by William Broke, Martin Ever- mond, Philip Franketon and John Broke, to Simon Snowe, for his life, of all their land, &c. in Heliden, in the parish of Catesby, which they had by his feoffment. Helyden, Thursday after the Conversion of St. Paul, 16 Richard II. Seal, with legend, s. ric'i. blend.
|A. 12042. Feoffment by Richard de Orleton, of Lodelowe, to William, his son, of 2a. land in the field of Ahsford Carbonell, called (cocato) 'Wulveleye,' next land of John Carbonell, which he had by the feoffment of Robert de Ricardescastell, of Lodelowe, butcher. Witnesses:—John Carbonell, of Ahsford, Roger Simondes, of La Sete, and others (named). Lodelowe, Friday after St. Laurence, the Martyr, 35 Edward III. Seal.
|A. 12043. Indenture of demise by William Suwet, Richard de Blaby, and William de Offechurch, to Henry Chapmon, of Coventre, and Joan, his wife, for the term of their lives in survivorship, of a messuage in Coventre, in 'Wymundeslane,' between the tenement formerly of Joan del Sartrie and the 'Shirburne,' and from the highway to Stephen Scathelok's tenement; rent, 52s. doing repairs. Monday after Lady Day, 41 Edward III. Seals.
|A. 12044. Feoffment by John Fynch, of Skerningg, to Thomas son of Alexander, of the same, and Agnes, his wife, of 1a. land, in the fields of Great Frausham, in three pieces, and of a piece of land in Skerningg fields; to hold, &c. except to a house of religion. Witnesses:—Sir William de Frausham, knight, and others (named). Friday after St. Scolastica, the Virgin, 27 Edward [I]. Seal, with legend, s. iohannis. finch.
A. 12045. Release by Thomas son of William Attebeh, of Folkeshul,
to Henry Carpenter (carpentario), of Coventre, and Emma, his wife, of his
right in a messuage, in Coventre, in Goseforde street, which he had by the
gift of Walter le Butter, of Coventre, next the land held by William
Hoysel, the meadow formerly Pain Pake's, &c.; rent, to Alexander Vintner
(rinetar) of Coventre 2s., and to Walter le Butter a rose at Midsummer;
consideration, 30s. beforehand. Witnesses:—Henry Baker (pistore), bailiff
of Coventre, and others (named). Seal, with legend, s. thome. fil. will'i.
de. [b]eh.
Endorsed: Tomas de Bilneye.
|A. 12046. Feoffment by Walter, son of William Steyk, of Burnham, to Simon son of Richard Capun', of Burnham, for his homage and service, and for 1 mark in gersum, of a messuage in his court between the messuage of James Goldsmith (aurifabri) and his own, next Burnham market, 29 ft. by 38 ft.; rent, 4d. Seal, with legend, s. walteri. fil. wil.
|A. 12047. Feoffment by John de Newebourg to Sir Hugh le Despenser of 10 marks rent in the towns of Pyritone Stoke, and Cheleworthe, which he had by the gift of Sir Robert de Kaynes. Witnesses:—Sir Walter de Pavelli, Sir John de Clintone, and Sir John de Holt, knights, Philip le Gay, Adam Walraund, Frari de la Shawe, John Joukyn. Fastern, Thurs- day after St. Vincent, the Martyr, 81 Edward [I]. Seal of arms, effaced.
|A. 12048. Letter of attorney by Parnel, niece (n ptis) of the late Alan of Brunham St. Clement, chaplain, to Walter de Veutre, of the same, to put William de Veutre in full seisin of a place there, whereof she had enfeoffed him. Thursday before Whitsun, 35 Edward [I]. Seal.
A. 12049. Feoffment by Adam son of Walter to Thomas son of
Roger, smith (fabri), of 4½a. land, Welsh measure (de Wallican' mensura),
in the fee of Sir Roger de Mortimer (Mortuo Mari) and Dame Joan de
Genevyle, in the tenure of Ewias Lacy, between lands of the said Sir
Roger, Philip Vauhan, Kedivor ab Cradoc, the late Robert Wroth and the
said Adam, reaching to the water called 'Holizham'; rent, to the chief
lords, what belongs to so much free land in that fee. Witnesses:—William
ap Philip, Richard Wroth, William ab Grifit and others (named). Seal,
with legend, s. ade. fil. Walter.
Endorsed: Holzham.
|A. 12050. Release by Joan daughter of Nicholas Waryn, of Covintre, widow, to Ranulf de Fraunketon, of her right in land in Covintre, in the market of the lord prior, which Nicholas, her father, formerly held of the said Ranulf, at the head of Waste Garden (rasti gardini). Witnesses:— Robert de Chilton and others (named). Seal, with legend, s. iohanne. v[x]. ioh. payn. Cf. A. 6425.
|A. 12051. Confirmation by Benedict son of William de Banadluc to his brother Geoffrey of his father's gift to the said Geoffrey, of ½a. land in the town of Trebervet, to hold of him the said William, by service of 2s. and a pair of white gloves, and 3d.—(de mollec) yearly, for all service, and for suit of court, except once a year, to wit at the Kalends of May, and for mercy (misericordia), except a gallon of wine, as the said charter witnesses. Witnesses:—John de St. Constantine, Thomas, his brother, Richard de Trenerth, Baldwin de Trewyados, Richard Smith (fabro) of Creu[g]y, Peter de Trewaduch, Maurice, the clerk. Seal, with legend, s. benedci. d'. banat . .
A. 12052. Release by Richard son of Archittin de Kestel to Thomas
de Trelanbihan and his heirs of suit of his court of Trewens for two suits
a year, viz. to the court next after the feast of St. Michael in September
and the feast of the Apostles Philip and James in May, in the town of
Kestel, or in Trewens, or in Tredewy, or in Herliwes, and not elsewhere.
Witnesses:—Sir Ralph de Tregod, Nicholas de Sechevill (sicca villa), John
de Skyberiou, John de Treneython, Ralph de Carnsuloc. Seal, with legend,
[s. ric]ardi. de. kestel.
Endorsed: Trewyns Trelanbyan . . .
|A. 12053. Release, the feast of St. Edmund of Pontigny (beati Edadmundi Pontinnacens'), 50 Henry III, by Andrew, son of William Trenchaunt, of Brakkele, to the abbot and convent of Osseneye, of his right in the meadow of Winstones Lake, to wit that meadow which the late Stephen le Templer gave in his lifetime to them for the maintenance of that house; consideration, 12d. Witnesses:—John le Freman of Mixbur', Hugh le Fraunkeleyn, Jordan de Sent Lus, Roger de Stratford. Seal, with legend, S. Andr . . . . enchvnt.
|A. 12054. Grant by William de Hasilford, of Bannebury, and Denise, his wife, for the term of her life, to Sir John de Stafford, parson of the church of Leek, of all the land, &c. which they had in dower in the town of Bobenhull, in her right, from William de Wilby, formerly her husband. Bobenhull, Sunday after St. Barnabas, 40 Edward III. Witnesses:—Sir Robert de Stafford, Sir John de Verdon, knights, William Palmer, John Bray, Walter Deyvill. Seals.
A. 12055. Release by John Couper, late rector of a mediety of the
church of Skernyng and John Peyntour, the younger, of Skernyng, to
Margery Ede, late the wife (quondam marite) of Roger Ede, of the same, of
their right in all the land, &c. there, or elsewhere, which they had by her
gift and feoffment. Skernyng, Wednesday before Midsummer, 7 Henry VI.
Endorsed: Thomas Hoo.
|A. 12056. Fragment, with signature 'Salisbury' and seal, quarterly of six, 1 and 6, Cecil, 2, Winston, 3, Caerlyon, 4, Eckington, 5, Walcote.
|A. 12057. Indenture of demise by John de Huggeford, knight, to Richard Kady, and Amice, his wife, for the term of their lives in survivor- ship, of a messuage and nook (nocatam) of land, which Robert le Dychar formerly held, at 'le Swete Hok,' within the manor of Huggeford; rent, 4s. and two suits of court, and a heriot for each of them unless she die first. Witnesses:—Thomas le Forcer, and others (named). Appeleye, Sunday after the Apostles Peter and Paul, 10 Edward III. Seal (a stag's head, caboshed, with cross between the attires).
|A. 12058. Release by John Fraunces, of Hayvos, to John Tretherf, of his right in the towns of Tretherf, Trewens and Gonrestyr. Witnesses:—William Bodrygan, knight, John Petyt, esquire, Stephen Boswydell, Thomas Treuthgans, John Polsulsek. Tretherf, Monday before the beheading of St. John the Baptist, 15 Henry VI. Seal.
A. 12059. Indenture being a feoffment by Robert Huggeford to
Richard Reynald, otherwise called Richard Ryvell and Margery, his wife,
and the heirs begotten between them, with reversion in default to himself,
of a tenement in the suburb of Warwick, at the head of the great bridge,
in the street leading from the bridge to St. Nicholas' church, wherein
William Deyster dwells between the Aven and Walter Pecche's tenement.
Witnesses:—John Brome, and others (named). Warwick, Sunday after
St. Valentine, 11 Henry IV. Seal (a buck's head, cabossed; with, between the
attires, 'r,' and below 'Huggeforde').
Memorandum endorsed of enrolment on the dorse of the Close Roll in February of the said year.
|A. 12060. Indenture between John de Wylby and Thomas de Wylby, his brother, reciting that whereas John had granted to Thomas a moiety of all the land, &c. which he had by the gift and feoffment of Sir John de Stafford, in Bobunhull, to effect a reasonable partition thereof they had agreed that Thomas should have a messuage in Bobunhull in 'Frydayswellelane,' on the north side, with a croft adjacent, 1½a. arable adjacent in the common field of Bobunhull, and a half virgate of land, and meadow, &c. there, &c.; also the rents and services of John de Yerdeley, Hugh Schoteswell and Femot his wife, and 4s. of the 9s. 8d. yearly rent from the land, &c. which were William Bate's, with commons, &c. as one half of the premises; John to have the remainder; John to acquit Thomas against the chief lords of Bobunhull and against John de Catesby; Thomas to pay yearly to Lucy, their mother, for life, 6s. 8d. in part of 1 mark, which she was to receive yearly for life from them, and further to pay 2s. yearly to her for her residence (habitacione) with her son John. Kenilleworth, Sunday after the Nativity of the B.V.M., 49 Edward III. Seal, with legend, sigillvm. iohis. ancray.
|A. 12061. Indenture being a feoffment by Oto Penhesken, of Tregony, to Peter Guylser, of Helleston burgh, of a place of land in Helleston burgh, in Manek Street; rent 1d. for the first ten years, and thereafter 4d. Witnesses:—Robert Bret, Benedict Brae, then reeves of Helleston, Michael Gerves, Robert Reskemmer, John Peryn, John Alaun. Saturday, the feast of St. Michael in monte tumba, 13 Richard II. Seal.
|A. 12062. Grant by Joan de la Hoke, daughter and heir of Walter de la Hoke, to Sir Hugh le Despenser, the elder, of her goods, &c. in her houses of La Hoke, or in the closes adjacent, in crops, &c. for 100s. beforehand paid her by Geoffrey de Weston, Sir Hugh's attorney. La Hoke, 20 September, 11 Edward II. Seal, with legend, s. iohanne. de. la. hoke.
|A. 12063. Feoffment by Agnes, late the wife of Robert Motton to Alice, her daughter, wife of John Wawane, the elder, of her tenement, between the tenement of Henry de Dynkeley, on the east, to the tenement of Alice del Legh, on the west, and from the stream (filo aque) of Loude, on the north, to 'Stodelaybroke,' on the south, in the hamlet of Whetelay, within the town of Thornelay, and of the third part of a house and the sixth part of a place of land, which descended to her on the death of Alice, daughter of William le Smyth, one of her sisters, as her purparty, lying between 'Stodelaybroke' and 'Longerige,' in the same town; to hold to the said Alice and the heirs of her body, with reversion in default to herself, and her heirs. Witnesses:—John de Whitacre, John de Ellale, Robert de Cottom, Robert Wilson, John Robynson Diconson. 10 May, 10 Henry IV. Seal.
|A. 12064. Indenture of demise by Amice, late the wife of William de Sutton, of Hodunhull, the younger, widow, for the term of her life, to John de Catesby, of her estate in land, &c. in Hodunhull, which the said William and Amice had by the demise of the abbot and convent of Combe (Comba); rent to her, 10s. and to the said abbot and convent, 3s. 4d. 16 October, 12 Richard II. Seal.
|A. 12065. Feoffment by Thomas Heyne, of Breynte, to John de Middelton, of 2a. land in Nesedon, abutting on land of Thomas de Boclond, and on John's land called 'Walterescroft', &c.; rent, to the chief lords, 7d. Witnesses:—Richard de Cornhull, John de Barnevile, John Roberd, and others (named). Willesdon, Sunday, the feast of St. Tiburcus and St. Valerian, 18 Edward II. Seal.
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|A. 12066. Letters patent by Gerard de Hedone, reciting that his lord (seigneur), John, earl of Warrenn, had given to him and his heirs, 10l. rent from the earl's mills of Wakefeld, till such time, as the earl, or his heirs, should find him, and his heirs, 10l. elsewhere in exchange; covenant, on behalf of himself and his heirs, to accept such exchange, and to deliver up the charter of feoffment he had of the earl. Hamstede, 5 November, 1267. French. Fragment of seal.
|A. 12067. Feoffment by John son of Anketin de Colleshul, of Coventre, to William son of William Graumpee, of Coventre, merchant, of a place of land behind his capital messuage, with ponds, and other appurtenances, thereon, with ingress and egress thereto by the door (portam) and lane beside the said messuage. Witnesses:—Roger Dayesie, then bailiff, Roger de Pakwode, coroner [of Coventre], and others (named). Coventre, Monday, the feast of the passion of the Apostles Peter and Paul, 14 Edward II. Seal (a six-petalled flower, with beast coiled in centre), with legend, en. la. rose. le. liovn. repose.
|A. 12068. Feoffment by John Brome, of Lapworth, to Robert Horton, parson of the church of Lapworth, and William Hykones, of all his land, &c. in Lapworth, Henleye, Stodleye, Kyngeswode and Pakwode. Thursday, the feast of St. Matthias, the Apostle, 8 Henry IV. Seal.
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|A. 12069. Feoffment by John son of John de Mora, of Thorne (Spineto), to Robert le Erl, of Wakefeud, for his homage and service, of 6a. 3p. land in the territory of Thorne (Spineto), viz. 3a. together in 'le Longefeld,' between land late of Ralph de Thorne (Spineto) and the water of Kelder; 1½a. between land late of William de Castelforthe and 'le Merow'; 3p. between land of Roger son of Philip and his own; 3p. called 'le Heved land,' between land of the men of Thorne, and his own; and 3p. called 'le Loneendeland,' between the mete (metam) of the men of Thorne and land of the said Robert le Erl; consideration, 5l. 4s. beforehand; with all easements, particularly the whole wood by the Kelder; rent, 6d. at the the three terms appointed (statutis) in the land of the earl of Warrenn. Witnesses:—Alexander Lucas, then steward of the earl of Warrenn, Sir John de Heton, Thomas de Thorneton, Richard Clerk (clerico), then bailiff, and others (named). Seal, with legend, sigill. ioh's. fil. ioh's.
A. 12070. Grant by Agnes de Botpethec, widow, to Sir Oto de
Bodrugan, knight, of 10s. rent from her land of Botpethec, with power to
distrain, and the distraint to take whither he please in the county of Corn-
wall, &c. Pendren, Saturday before the Conception of the B.V.M.,
16 Edward II. Witnesses:—Gilbert Crok, Robert Crochard, Thomas de
Penard, Thomas Speda, John, the clerk. Seal, with legend, s. agnetis. de.
Endorsed: Pendrym.
|A. 12071. Feoffment by Reginald de Tretherf to his son John, of all his land, &c. in the town of Tyndel, with estover of peat (blestur') through all the land of Tyndel, and common of pasture over all the land and wood of Tyndel; rent, a grain of corn at Michaelmas in September; with remainder, in default of John's issue, to himself and his heirs. Witnesses:—Oto Bodrugan, Ralph Trevelwyth, Richard Rosogan, John Nanskelly, Walter Gaer. Tyndel, Sunday after St. Thomas, the Apostle, 4 Richard II. Seal (a buck's head, cabossed).
|A. 12072. Indenture being a demise by Stephen Banayl, parson of the church of Seynt Gerent to Otes Kylligreu and John . . . . les, in consideration of 19l. of the profits of the said church till Michaelmas next. Monday before Whitsun, 49 Edward III. French. Seal.
|A. 12073. Indenture being a confirmation by Ralph Clegher, lord of Nanshogh, to John Nanskelly of the estate which the said John had from John son and heir of William Poyher of Penhal, in the land, &c. which the said John son of William held of him in the town of Penhal; to hold to the said John Nanskelly in tail, rendering to him and his heirs 1d. at Michaelmas, for all service, save suit of his court in the manor of Nanshogh, and not elsewhere, upon reasonable summons, and doing for him the rents due to the chief lords of that fee; also grant by the said John Nanskelly that all his tenants at Penhal, in person or by their servants, shall do two dayworks (dietas) in the autumn to the said Ralph yearly, for life, at Nanshogh and not elsewhere, to wit, reaping and carrying. Witnesses:— Sir John Nansciviel, parson of the church of St. Maugan, Ralph Trenewyth, Reginald Tretherf, William Kaer, Hervey Tregaer. Nanshogh, Monday before St. James, the Apostle, 49 Edward III. Seal of arms, effaced.
|A. 12074. Feoffment by Hubert son of Richard de Chelesham, in Micham, to John Libet, of Micham, and Isabel, his wife, and the survivor of them, and the heirs and assigns of John, of all that place of arable, in Micham, in the North Field, at 'Kotindene,' which he had by the gift and feoffment of Maud, wife of the late Richard de Chelesham, his mother, by charter thereof made in her widowhood. Witnesses:—Sir Nicholas, perpetual vicar of the church of Micham, and others (named). Micham, Palm Sunday, 12 Edward II. Seal, with legend, s. hvberti. fil. ric'd . . .
|A. 12075. Feoffment by Robert del Hul, of Weleton, to Richard Lovel, of Weleton, for his homage and service, and for 20s. beforehand, of 1a. arable in the territory of Weleton, to wit ½a. under 'Haliwell', &c. and ½a. under Wylien, &c.; also of ½a. at 'Rodewelle Linch,' &c.; rent, 1d. at Michaelmas. Seal, with legend, s. roberti. del. hvl.
|A. 12076. Release by John son of Richard de Weston, of Coventre, to Sir Peter de Mountford (Montefforti), lord of Beaudesert (Bello deserto), of his right in all the land, &c. which he acquired from Nicholas de Whytegrave, in Colleshull and Bromwych, and Sir Peter afterwards from him. Witnesses:—Sir John de Mountford (Montefforti), Sir John Pecche, and others (named). Colleshull, Thursday after St. Bartholomew, 29 Edward III. Seal, possibly of arms, effaced, with legend, sigillvm. iohannis. de. weston.
|A. 12077. Feoffment by Nicholas Whytegrave, of Vapadoun, to John de Weston, son and heir of Richard de Weston, of Coventre, of a tenement, &c. in the towns of Colleshull and Bromwych. Witnesses:—Richard de Fylongleye, and others (named). Colleshull, Wednesday, the feast of the Apostles Philip and James, 16 Edward III. Seal.
|A. 12078. Feoffment by Robert Bray, of Skernyngg, Thomas Seggforthe of Gayton, Thomas Seggeforthe, citizen of London, William Holbeck, of Skernyngg, and Alexander Reve, of the same, to Simon Auncelin, of Skernyngg, and John, his son, of a piece of arable, with a parcel of meadow at the east end of it, in Skernyngg, at 'Longmedewe,' &c. The Purification, 21 Richard II. Seals.
|A. 12079. Counterpart of demise by William de Catesby, of Coventre, to Thomas de Duddeleye, of Coventre, carpenter, of a messuage in Coventre, in Well Street (rico Fontis), between the tenements of John Botenere and William de Southam, from Michaelmas, 2 Richard II, for twelve years, at 10s. rent and doing repairs. Witnesses:—Adam Botenere, mayor, John Styward and Richard Clerk, bailiffs, of Coventre, and others (named). Dated as above. Seal.
|A. 12080. Feoffment by Stephen Scatheloc, of Coventre, and Emma, his wife, to Geoffrey, son of William Austin, of Hulle, tanner in Coventre, and to Joan, his wife, and Geoffrey's heirs, of a place of land, with buildings, in 'Whimundeslone,' Coventre, which Robert de Hampton, and Alice, his wife, formerly held of them for life, beside the 'Schireburne.' Witnesses:—John de Clifton, bailiff, Roger de Pacwode, coroner, and others (named). Monday after the lifting up of the Holy Cross, 9 Edward III, Seals.
|A. 12081. Feoffment by Beatrice, daughter of Robert de Hulm (Hulmo), widow, to Lefthein, son of Lewina, of Wendlinge, of 7½a. arable there, next Leftheins's croft, with 3a. wood, which his father held, and all her portion of 'Est Ker,' which Robert, her father, gave her in free marriage; rent, 5s. 10d.; for this Lefthein did homage to her and gave her 20s. in gersum. Witnesses:—Robert son of Robert de Hulm, and others (named). Fragment of seal.
|A. 12082. Feoffment by John son of William Hobbe, of Seynte Maban, to William Polglas, of all his land, &c, in Wyke St. Mary. Sunday after the conversion of St. Paul, 27 Edward III. Seal.
|A. 12083. Feoffment by Beatrix, late the wife of William, son of Geoffrey Pru, of Biry, widow, to John de Themisforde, clerk, of six head- lands (cherettas) and two headlands (foreras) of land, in Heythmundegrave, next 'Leperislane,' &c. Rameseye, Tuesday, the morrow of St. Andrew, the Apostle, 4 Edward II. Seal, with legend, s. beatric . . . . . . L' gewl' prv.
|A. 12084. Feoffment by Alice le Calye, of Massigham, to Master Thomas son of Alexander, of Skerning, clerk, for his service and 12d. beforehand, of 1½d. yearly rent which the heirs of Master Reginald used to pay her; rent, a peppercorn at Michaelmas. Seal, with legend, s. alici[e. f]il. will'i.
|A. 12085. Release by John Bracoun, son and heir of Gilbert Bracoun, of Henleye, to John le Taylour, of the same, Alice, his wife, and Roger, their son, and Roger's heirs and assigns, of all his right in the land, &c. which they had by his feoffment in the town of Henleye and in the territory and in the fields of Vlunhale and Whiteleye. Wednesday, the feast of St. Vincent, the Martyr, 13 Edward III. Seal.
|A. 12086. Feoffment by John Reskemmer to Master Ralph Tregrisiou, rector of the church of Dulo, to Sir Peter Crugow, rector of the church of St. Wynwolaus in Landewynnek, Sir Henry Andreu, rector of the church of Cherdelynch, Thomas Mastely, and John Gerroun, for the term of their lives, of his manor of Trelowyth, Resincrous, Penpons, Sturte, Porthmenster with the mill of Trelowyth Warheile, or Wartheyle, with the rent and service of Thomas Bailly, guardian of the heir of Henry Riche for lands, &c. in Baghanelen, the rent and service of the said Thomas for land, &c. in Boghanelen, the rent and service of Henry Treworneves for land, &c. in Caerkeryon, the rent and service of John Perou for land in Carngou, the rent and service of Henry Magour for land, &c. in Boscudyn, the rent and service of David Sulghene for land, &c. in Penryn and Treworyan, the rent and service of Michael Carsckes for land, &c. in Carsckes, the rent and service of James Kerow for land, &c. in Kerow, the rent and service of William Oliver for land, &c. in Gaer, and of their heirs; rent, 1d. at Michaelmas. Witnesses:—John and William Bevyle, William Polherman. Reskemmer, Saturday before Michaelmas, 49 Edward III. Seal of arms, broken. Cf. A. 10422.
|A. 12087. Indenture of demise by John de la Roche to John le Hopere, and Alice, his wife, for the term of their lives, of a croft of land which William le Buschop formerly held of him, between 'Redelond,' and the croft of John Spicard; rent, 20d. and reaping ½a. of crop at their charges. Witnesses:—Nicholas le Eyr, John le White and others (named). Bromham, Friday after Michaelmas, 37 Edward III. Seal.
|A. 12088. Feoffment by John son and heir of William Poyher of Penhal to John Nanskelly, and Izod (Isolde), his wife, and John's heirs and assigns, of all his land, &c. in the town of Penhal, with the rents and services of William Ruythan, Joan daughter of Andrew de Penhal, Walter Forster, John Nansciviel, William Ros[carro]k, Reginald Tretherf and Richard Lucee, &c. Saturday before Michaelmas, 46 Edward III. Seal (a goat), with legend, s. ingram. sporovn.
|A. 12089. Counterpart indenture, being a feoffment by Richard de Reskemmer to William de Tregod, and Mabel, his wife, in tail, of twenty- four messuages, 12a. land, to wit, all his lands in Treinherit, Kelter, Chienals, Trebyghan, Tregeloghan, Chienuran, Tregellest, Chienhal, Aravon, Bos, Kelly, Tregod, Tremaenhyr, Treverwen, with houses, gardens, mills, with the homage and service of Richard de Talcarn for 1½a. land in Trevaelsereu, of John de Tregellest for 1a. land in Tregellest, of Ralph de Kewedik for 1a. land in Kewedyk, of Warin de Tregod for 1a. land in Boskernan, of Richard le Mareys for 1½a. in Aravon, of John de Germogh, William Rogers (Rogeri) of Berguthyr, John le Tregan, Joan daughter of Joan del Bos, for ½a. in Berguthyr, with the whole service of Izod late the wife of Nicholas Akys for a ferling of land in Kelly, of Adam de Meuthyn for 2a. in Tregagal, of Nicholas de Carvanal for 1a. land in Carn, of Walter de Nansbara for 1a. land in Treury, of Nicholas de Treverwen for ½a. in Treverwen, of John de Reseghbyghan for a ferling of land in Reseghbyghan, of Sibill de Treverbyn for 1a. in Gwerthour. Witnesses:—John de Reskemmer, Ralph de Rosmerin, Simon de Reskemmer, Lawrence de Halap, John de Sancto Maugano. Reskemmer, Sunday before St. George, the Martyr, 5 Edward II. Seal, with legend, s. wil'mvs. tregot.
|A. 12090. Feoffment by Ralph Reskymmer, esquire, to John Kympe, of a yearly rent of 26s. 8d. from all his land, &c. . . . . . . within the county of Cornwall, payable at the four terms usual in the hundred of Kerier. Witnesses:—John Arundell son and heir of Sir Thomas Arundell, knight, aud others named . . . . . . . . . . 35 Henry VI. Seal, with rush band (a bird, wings expanded).
|A. 12091. Feoffment by John Hattele, of Southyevle to John Schereman, of Stanford, John Craas, of Southyevle, and John Doget, of the same, of a tenement in 'Chercheende' of Southyevle, which he had by the gift of Ralph his father, a toft in 'Lurtelane,' 13a. land lying dispersed in the fields of Southyevle and 1a. meadow in 'Southmede' and 'Estmede' of the same. Sunday, the feast of the Translation of St. Thomas, the Archbishop and Martyr, 5 Richard II beginning. Fragment of seal.
|A. 12092. Feoffment by Richard son of Robert de Doston in Weleton to Sir Richard de Sadington, perpetual vicar of Weleton, of 3½a. 1r. arable and 1½a. meadow, and common of pasture of the fourth part of a virgate of land in the fields of Weleton. Saturday before the Purification, 29 Edward [I].
|A. 12093. Feoffment by William Deboun, of Sudbury, to John Roily, lord of Buxhale, Sir Thomas de Thetford, rector of the church of Buxhale, and John Somerton, of Sudbury, of all his messuage in Sudbury, besides 'Croststret,' formerly Robert Darre's, together with all his goods, in his own or others' hands. 13 October, 3 Richard II. Ecclesiastical seal, with legend, sigil. iohis. wysebeche.
|A. 12094. Feoffment by Thomas Bars, late vicar of Kynesbury, to William son of Agnes atte Welle, of Slauteleye, of a parcel of land, containing nine selions and a headland (foreram), in the fee of Kynesbury, at Clyve, lying in 'Dawefeld' between 'Shertecroft,' &c. and between 'Gamulescroft' and 'Daweforlong.' Witnesses:—John de Wigynton and others (named). Kynesbury, the feast of St. James, the Apostle, 17 Richard II. Seal.
|A. 12095. Feoffment by Cecily, late the wife of Richard Martyn, to William Freman, of Welton, of all the land, &c. which she had by the gift and feoffment of her said late husband there. Friday after St. James the Apostle, 36 Edward III. Seal.
|A. 12096. Release by Yvo de Langeton to John de Cramfort and his heirs, of the homage and service of Roger le Waleys (Walensis) and his heirs, for six virgates of land, with wood, in the town of Overton Sauce, which the said Roger formerly held of him; also of the homage and service of Henry de Boreswrth and Emma, his wife, and their heirs, for a virgate of land which they held of him in the town of Overton aforesaid; also of all his right and lordship in two virgates of land in Swaninton whereof Quenilda, the widow, held one, and W. Champiun, of Nouton, and Gilbert de Snipston held the other, and in a virgate of land which Alias de Gorwedon held of him in the town of Overton aforesaid; doing service therefore to Sir Alan la Zuch, and his heirs, at the manor of Essebi la Zuch, which he used to do for the said tenement in Overton, except suit to two courts yearly to the said manor belonging, after Easter and Michaelmas. Witnesses:—Sir Alan la Zuch, Sir W. his brother, Sir Walter son of Warin, then steward of Sir Alan, Thomas called prior of Ulvescroft, Simon de Coleshulle, Robert de Mechvill, Simon son of Warin, Geoffrey the clerk of Essebi, Thomas the clerk of Bores'. Seal (a bird displayed), with legend, sigill. ive. de. langetona.
A. 12097. Grant in free alms by John atte Hall (de aula) to God
and St. Mary of Stanleye and the monks there, of 12d. rent in the town of
Caln on Michaelmas day from a moiety of the land which Roger Aldwyn
bought from Richard ad Carcerem. Witnesses:—William le Escryveym
and others (named). Seal, with legend, s. iohis. de. avla.
Endorsed: . . . . et vocatur Cobbecroft.
|A. 12098. Feoffment by John son of the late Simon Mirield, of Brunham St. Clement, to Edmund de Byntre, chaplain, of two pieces of land in the fields there. Witnesses:—Sir Walter de Kalethorp, Sir Thomas de Snetertone, knights, William le Veautre, and others (named). Friday after the Purification, 16 Edward II. Seal, with legend, capvt. servi. dei.
|A. 12099. Release by same to same of same. Witnesses, as above. Brunham, Thursday after St. Valentine, 16 Edward II.
|A. 12100. Feoffment by William de Holewelle to John [de Lokyngton] and Robert de Crou[enhale] of Toneworthe, of all the land, &c. [which he had by the feoffment of William Truss]el, [knight], in Toneworth, Notehurst and Beudesert. Witnesses:—Thomas Larcher, Hugh de Braundes[ton], and others (named). . . . . St. Mary Magdalen, 2[3], Edward III. Seal. Cf. A. 7077.


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|Rough-fruited Cinquefoil (Potentilla recta)
Thursday, July 31, 2014
Wednesday, July 30, 2014
|Yarrow (Achillea millefolium)
Posted by Bob Mayo at 7/30/2014 07:26:00 AM
Tuesday, July 29, 2014
Common St. John's Wort
Posted by Bob Mayo at 7/29/2014 11:16:00 AM
Saturday, July 26, 2014
An Evening in Williamstown
|Pera Mediterranean Bistro - Williamstown, MA
Thursday night we drove to Williamstown to celebrate Constant Companion's birthday. First on the agenda was Pera Mediterranean Bistro on Spring Street. I had observed, several times while in Williamstown, how it attracted a nice crowd and my visit to the website further perked my interest. It was a beautiful evening, so we dined outside and Pera exceeded our expectations. We shared a terrific flat-bread appetizer. I enjoyed scrumptious perfect scrod. Constant Companion raved over her watermelon salad (a special) with grilled shrimp, walnuts and feta cheese. The key lime pie for dessert did not disappoint. Fahri Karakaya, the owner, who is very friendly, has created a winner.
|Images Cinema - Williamstown, MA
A five star outing in my book. Williamstown is a scenic 17 mile drive from the lake via Toad Point Road and Route 2 over the Petersburgh Pass for us. It's a bit of a brain teaser to me that Williamstown is 17 miles from our home, while Troy is 20. The Pass makes it seem further than it is. We recently declared it our "big city" home base. So we opened accounts at the Williamstown Savings Bank and find ourselves doing our grocery shopping at the Stop And Shop, and stopping at Wild Oats Market for our favorite hard to find choice olive oil. The culture, the "feel," and the beauty of Williamstown are hard to beat in my book, though I'm not about to give up rural life.
See also: Papa Charlie's Deli
Posted by Bob Mayo at 7/26/2014 06:41:00 AM
Friday, July 25, 2014
Posted by Bob Mayo at 7/25/2014 06:05:00 AM
Thursday, July 24, 2014
Wednesday, July 23, 2014
Lance-leaved Coreopsis
Posted by Bob Mayo at 7/23/2014 09:10:00 AM
Tuesday, July 22, 2014
Black-eyed Susan
Posted by Bob Mayo at 7/22/2014 07:26:00 AM
Monday, July 21, 2014
Grafton Inn Historical Marker
|Grafton Inn (NY) Historical Marker
I love these markers, the information they provide and the interest in local history they encourage. This type of historic marker is no longer installed by New York State, but the New York State Museum has a webpage "How Do I Get a New York State Historic Marker?" Many of these historical markers are made today at Catskill Castings Historical Markers.
See also: Grafton Inn B&B and Hezekiah Coon Inn
|Grafton Inn B&B
Posted by Bob Mayo at 7/21/2014 08:20:00 AM
Sunday, July 20, 2014
Yellow Wood Sorrel
Posted by Bob Mayo at 7/20/2014 08:23:00 AM
Saturday, July 19, 2014
Daisy Fleabane
Posted by Bob Mayo at 7/19/2014 06:42:00 AM
Friday, July 18, 2014
Northern Ground Cedar
Posted by Bob Mayo at 7/18/2014 06:19:00 AM
Thursday, July 17, 2014
Deptford Pink
|Deptford Pink (Dianthus ameria)
Deptford refers to Deptford, England, where the flower used to be quite common. Deptford is now contained within London.
Posted by Bob Mayo at 7/17/2014 06:30:00 AM
Wednesday, July 16, 2014
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Tuesday, July 15, 2014
Junco in a Basket
|Dark-Eyed Junco
Posted by Bob Mayo at 7/15/2014 02:07:00 AM
Sunday, July 13, 2014
Yellow Hawkweed
Posted by Bob Mayo at 7/13/2014 08:29:00 AM
Saturday, July 12, 2014
Water Hemlock
Posted by Bob Mayo at 7/12/2014 06:40:00 AM
Friday, July 11, 2014
Queen Anne's Lace
|Queen Anne's Lace (Daucus carota)
Purple clover, Queen Anne's Lace
Crimson hair across your face
You could make me cry if you don't know
Can't remember what I was thinkin' of
You might be spoilin' me too much, love
Yer gonna make me lonesome when you go.
Crimson hair across your face
You could make me cry if you don't know
Can't remember what I was thinkin' of
You might be spoilin' me too much, love
Yer gonna make me lonesome when you go.
Bob Dylan
Posted by Bob Mayo at 7/11/2014 06:54:00 AM
Thursday, July 10, 2014
Oxeye Daisy
Posted by Bob Mayo at 7/10/2014 06:16:00 AM
Wednesday, July 9, 2014
Bulbous Buttercup
Posted by Bob Mayo at 7/09/2014 06:32:00 AM
Tuesday, July 8, 2014
Fragrant Water Lily
Posted by Bob Mayo at 7/08/2014 06:18:00 AM
Monday, July 7, 2014
Yellow Pond Lily
Posted by Bob Mayo at 7/07/2014 06:40:00 AM
Sunday, July 6, 2014
Hairy Vetch
Posted by Bob Mayo at 7/06/2014 10:19:00 AM
Saturday, July 5, 2014
Crown Vetch
Posted by Bob Mayo at 7/05/2014 09:19:00 AM
Friday, July 4, 2014
Common Foxglove
Posted by Bob Mayo at 7/04/2014 06:37:00 AM
Thursday, July 3, 2014
Philadelphia Fleabane
Posted by Bob Mayo at 7/03/2014 06:34:00 AM
Wednesday, July 2, 2014
|Heal-all (Prunella vulgaris)
Posted by Bob Mayo at 7/02/2014 06:29:00 AM
Tuesday, July 1, 2014
Ragged Robin
Posted by Bob Mayo at 7/01/2014 07:11:00 AM
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The present chapter describes a "quick&dirty" way to build a "hello world!" application with the Adventure PHP Framework. The My first website tutorial explains - based on this hello world! example - an easy example of a website. The forum thread APF-Modul erstellen (German) and the Objektorientierte Implementierung eines Gästebuchs (German) article provide more complex application samples.
In order to display the ordinary "hello world!" text a master template must be created. The template file will be stored under apps/sites/helloworld/pres/templates/ as described in the Basics section and gets the name helloworld.html. The structure of the sites/helloworld folder contains the folder pres to store all contents belonging to the presentation layer and the templates sub folder to store the templates files of the web page or application.
The template mentioned above contains the legendary sentence:
Hallo Welt! / Hello world!
To do the output, a PHP file must be created. This file is named index.php for now and must be callable via HTTP. The content of the PHP file must be:
// include the page controller (APF core library)
// include the front controller
import('core::frontcontroller', 'Frontcontroller');
// create and configure front controller
$fC = &Singleton::getInstance('Frontcontroller');
// start request processing and send result to the client
echo $fC->start('sites::helloworld::pres::templates', 'helloworld');
If you now call the index.php file, the text
Hallo Welt! / Hello world!" will be displayed.
With it a program executable under the framework was already provided. To intensify the content, a document controller must be defined which fills the contents of the site as desired. More on controllers can be found on the (Document-)Controller chapter.
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Since its inception in 1975, Puravankara Builders has completed 36 residential/commercial projects spanning 7.80 million square feet. Currently, it has 29 million square feet of projects under development in the metropolitan cities of Mumbai, Bangalore, Kochi, Chennai, Coimbatore, Hyderabad, Mysore and overseas in Dubai, Colombo and Saudi-Arabia.
Here are comprehensive, architectural reviews of the building projects proposed, planned and executed by Puravanakara Builders in Bangalore. Since I am an Architect based in Bangalore, I am able to review some of the projects and builders with confidence. These reviews will hopefully help you in making the right decision when planning to buy a flat. My reviews are unbiased and solely based on the merits and demerits of the design of the buildings.
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Ruger OLd Army
How many forum members enjoy the ROA? Maybe we can discuss the ROA and post some pictures. I have a few of these handguns. They are great one of a kind hand guns. They are the only totally modern American produced BP ever made. This one has a Ballistic custom cylinder and the R&D .45 Long Colt Conv. cylinder. The high front sight allows heavy loads of Triple 7and the .453 260 grs. lead bullets.:)
That's a beautiful gun, as are most black powder revovlers, but I've never warmed up to black powder.
I did load some .45 Colt once with Fffg just because I'd never done it. One of those things I'm glad I did it but don't care to do it again.
I know cartridge conversions are available, but then I'm still into the cartridge revolver.
Bob Wright
Hi Bob. Shooting BP revolvers can be addictive. I have many more Ctg. guns then BP for which I hands load. Learning to use the BP handgun properly is the difference. Like most black powder sports the use of the firearms is filled with BS short on facts.
The use of the BP handgun is really very easy to shoot and clean. Most of the articles on their use is based on what Grandpaw told me. Reading Colts Inst. from there orginal loading Info helps.
The early use of these weapons was based on shooting conicals not round balls. Colt never recomends lubes. The whole idea was for a weapon with the power to kill a horse. They were loaded with all the powder you could get in the chamber. They did not load grits or other breakfast foods over the powder. They did not gob pork lard in the chamber. They ate the grits with eggs fried in the pork lard and then went shooting.;)
I shoot a Sub Triple 7 under a Lee .456 conical tumbled in Alox. These 230 grs. bullets run 1,100 fps. and are very accurate in the ROA. You hold the cylinder under the hot water tap rinse it off. Let some hot water thru the barrel. Rinse with 92% alcohol. Spray a little WD 40 over the barrel & cylinder. Good to go in 10 minutes. Try it you will like it.:)
Well, when I tried Black powder in my Ruger Bisley, I loaded 35 grs. (I believe) of Fffg with a 255 gr. cast SWC. I could never see where my bullet hit, by the time the smoke cleared, the dirt had settled back down!
It was a very still morning, heavy dew. Smoke curled from the grass in front of me for a minute or more. And once or twice, the muzzle flash reflected in the lingering smoke like lightning in the clouds.
But, at this stage in my life, think I'll stick to smokeless.
Bob Wright
All I know about the ROA, is that I want one.
I like the smoke.
I have 4 of the ROAs in different models. I would like very much to have one of the ROA 5.5" with fixed sights. But the price has gone way above what I will pay. ;)
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| penny chapter 1 . 11/3/2007
This is such a cute story. Sam's my favorite character too. Sarah is a cool character addition. I love brother bonding stories and yours is one of the best I have seen on the site. Great job.
| laynee chapter 1 . 10/23/2007
the dialogue was fantastic...you have really great, witty lines. i can't write humor very well, so when someone gets it right it's nice to see.
| deanandhisimpala chapter 1 . 10/22/2007
lol! great little story. Even though I'm very obviously a Dean girl, this was quite amusing and I really enjoyed it. You wrote Sam really well (and Dean lol of course but the way you wrote Sam really stood out for me here), everything about him was perfect. Thanks a lot for a great story. :)
| Amy chapter 1 . 10/22/2007
This was cute. I could see Sam walking in front of a car in his anger and then meeting up w/the chatty Sarah. Lol. It's nice to see a woman who's fun, can keep the boys on their toes, but isn't annoying. I loved Dean's threat about driving through town yelling Sam's name out the window. And the brother interaction was great.
| alwaysateen chapter 1 . 10/22/2007
Lol what a funny story! Even if it was a Sam's story, I'm really glad Dean join in the fun!
Lol, my favorite is "Define 'run in', Sam."! I can't believe Dean hang up on Sam!
| daisymaygirl1 chapter 1 . 10/22/2007
Well this die-hard Sammy girl certainly enjoyed it. Angsty, angry, hurt (well, bruised at least) Sammy and snarky, over protective Dean make for a perfect fic. And I loved Sarah, she was great.
"I'm not sure if she wants to mother us or lock us in the bedroom."
I had to laugh at that, it describes my feelings for Sam perfectly. LOL!
| lili20 chapter 1 . 10/22/2007
That was so cute! I have a silly smile on my face. Great work.
| KatieLB chapter 1 . 10/22/2007
LOL the last line is classic... crack me up. Great job on this story, great job on sweet sarah and I think you wrote the boys perfectly... i can totally see Dean pacing in the hotel room as he asked Sam to describe 'run-in' LOL perfect.
| sammygirl1963 chapter 1 . 10/22/2007
Awesome oneshot! Sammy was lucky even tho he was having a bad day-being hit by a car could have been much worse for him! Loved the way that Dean picked at him about Sarah!
| Surplus Imagination chapter 1 . 10/22/2007
Fun story. As closer inspection for 'road-rash' would have been enjoyable. I liked Sam's 'totally fine' look and Dean's "define run-in'. Thanks!
| Ivy3 chapter 1 . 10/22/2007
LOL! This was so adorable.
"Sam found himself wondering if she actually needed him for this conversation."
"Don't worry, I'll go through the whole crossing the road thing with him later. Guess he must have forgotten it first time round."
Both Sam and Dean cracked me up. And Sarah was alright, for an OFC.
| Manavie chapter 1 . 10/22/2007
That was really awesome story. Simply adorable and I love the brotherly banter [You do it really good :)]. and the big bro Dean. I like Sarah. She has been really good to the boys.
| Thru Terry's Eyes chapter 1 . 10/22/2007
That as a good story. I actually saw some people leaning out the car window yelling for a guy they were trying to find so that part made me laugh. Nice job.
| heather03nmg chapter 1 . 10/22/2007
That was adorable, loved the brotherly banter! Great job as always!
Now stop fretting over those idiot reviewers and go update that fic!
| ziggy.uk chapter 1 . 10/22/2007
Thanks hon that was awesome, read the whole thing with a smile on my face, the perfect birthday present! Just love how you phrase things
"Oh my god! Are you alright? Wait, that's a stupid question – I just ran you over, of course you're not alright!"
Sam found himself wondering if she actually needed him for this conversation.
"Actually my brother raised me. My Mom died when I was a baby." Sam blurted out, before he could stop himself.
What the hell is the matter with me? he thought, appalled that he was now giving his life story to complete strangers.
"No! Could you get your mind out of the gutter for just one second?" hissed Sam, seeing Sarah grin out of the corner of his eye. He felt himself going red again and wondered if it was actually possible to die of embarrassment.
Sam groaned and slid down the seat.
Next time he was definitely looking both ways.
And making sure it was a speeding car he stepped in front of.
Could have quoted most of the story, but just picked out some of the lines that really make your writing of the boys so real and in character!
Also imagined the whole thing playing in my mind as I read, you were so in Sam's head with his thoughts, as quoted above and you also had p*ssed off and concerned Dean, a wonderful combination, totally down pat!
Sam winced at Dean's tone. It somehow managed to convey the fact he was both relieved and homicidal, which was quite a gift when you thought about it.
Absolutely loved every word, a great story, the boys so well written, Eric Kripke really should seek you out to work on the show! Thanks! I'm almost speechless for once!


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REIGNING Andy Hire Scarborough Evening League champions Staxton 'A' got revenge for two successive Harburn Cup final defeats as they beat Flixton 'A' in exciting fashion to at last lift the prestigious trophy.
On a fine evening at North Marine Road, playing on the same pitch used by Yorkshire CCC a few days earlier, Staxton - who also face a title decider tomorrow night (Thursday) - won by just six runs with two balls left.
Spinner Linden Gray was the hero, taking 7-28 off just 30 deliveries, including the wicket of last man in the last over.
Staxton also beat Seamer 'A' in division 'A' last week and tomorrow (Thursday) take on leaders Ebberston 'A' in the last game of the season, the winners of which will be crowned 2014 division 'A' champions.
Flixton skipper Scott Cooper won the toss in the Harburn Cup final and put Staxton into bat.
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Stocks was then out for an excellent 48, soon to be followed by Stephenson for 18.
Jamie Nesfield hit a quick 29 to take the score to 130 but Gray continued to take wickets, with Elliot Cooper and Carl Joyce also claiming one victim each, the other being a run-out.
A raffle at the gate raised almost £340 for local charities.
Meanwhile, the league campaign concludes tomorrow night (Thursday).
Ebberston go into it one point ahead at the summit of division 'A' after an easy 129-run win over relegated Cloughton 'A', Matt Turnbull (58), Eddie Craggs (51) and Ben Lealman (39) having taken them to a superb 201-3.
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They bear Seamer by 28 runs last week, with Gray again starring with 41 runs with the bat and 3-15 with the ball.
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Scalby 'A' capped their division 'B'-winning season by beating Flixton 'B' by 85 runs. Flixton need to win their last game of term to avoid the drop.
The second promotion place will go down to the wire, between Ganton and Sherburn, after Ganton lost by two wickets to Scarborough last week.
The final of the Hunter Cup, for division 'B' teams, takes place at North Marine Road, on Monday, August 4, between Ganton and Scarborough.
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I have started to construct the second birdhouse and hope to get that finished this week. Nickie popped round with some little chicks to put inside them and stopped for coffee and a natter, lovely!
Monday, 11 April 2011
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- dianehobbit said...
How lovely! It is so hot here, you can sunbathe in swimming costumes by the pool in the afternoon. Howard has another really bad cold, he saw the doctor yesterday (140 Euros) to be told just keep taking paracetamol. But he suggested blood tests and a chest x-ray when he gets home. As three months of coldsand two sets os antibiotics isn't right.
- 11 April 2011 at 07:30
- Jensters said...
Weather is so nice at the moment hey! Glad your getting lots sorted in the garden.
- 11 April 2011 at 07:51
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Hi guys.
I have been wanting to make a special cake for a long time now. but because im not experienced, i only use whip cream and chocolate ganache on my cakes. My parents don't really like butter cream that much so i guess i stopped making it. they said its too sweet. I want to make it sort of professional and a 3 chocolate cake.. but im not sure to do thing as added 'flavor' to frosting and such. What im thinking of is chocolate 3 layered cake and for the cream im thinking, fruit puree added with whip cream, or caramel flavour, or coffee. The problem is coffee is too generic, and caramel might come off as even more sweet with butter cream. And also i have no idea how to make proper fruit cream without it breaking apart ( i heard it does that) and i really want to make a chocolate cake. does anyone have any ideas on how to make this extravagant? and give me some recipe's or ideas doesnt have to be the ones im thinking?
P.S: do any of you guys use Betty Crocker cake mixes? i used to use them a lot and they came off always perfect, but recently ive been using them again and it has a horrible texture to it. i bake the exact same way but it comes out as crumbly and really dry. Has anone noticed this? not that its related to this post but still ;)
Have you ever tried Swiss or Italian Buttercream? They are lighter and less sweet than American Buttercream and take flavorings really well. If you're doing a three layer cake how about fill one with coffee and the other with salted caramel. You can call it a chocolate macchiato cake . That automatically sounds more special!
Have you tried to make Hershey's Perfectly Chocolate Chocolate Cake? It is as easy to whip up as a box mix and tastes much better. It is also has a light texture like a box mix does. I chose to stop using box mixes because not only have they done something weird to the ingredients, they have also shrunk the mix so far down that you only get one decent layer from a box now.
Sometimes I add a pinch of cinnamon to my chocolate cakes. That adds a really nice flavor to the chocolate and sort of cuts down on the sweetness.
I have not tried those types of butter cream, but i will now! and omg that combo actually sounds good, i never thought of that :D thanks!
No i have not tried hershey's, thanks for the link!


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