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	Beefeaters - Encyclopedia.com
		Beefeaters popular name for the Yeomen of the Guard and for the warders of the Tower of London.
		Wrath of the Beefeaters after a woman is appointed to their ranks.
		The Beefeater ban; Insurance firms shun guardians of the Crown Jewels because homes in Tower of London aren't safe enough.
	www.encyclopedia.com /doc/1E1-Beefeate.html (966 words)

	London Beefeaters Football Club
		London Beefeaters as an extremely positive relationship was established with Greg Marshall and the UWO Mustangs.
		Beefeaters' running back Durelle McGregor was selected as the O.F.C. Offensive Player of the Week for his performance against the Burlington Braves on the weekend.
		Beefeaters Matt Pham and Durelle McGregor are in the Top 10 in OFC rushing while Kyle MacDonald, Tyler Cunningham and Tarek Moharram are in the Top 10 receiving category.
	www.londonbeefeaters.org (6843 words)

	Beefeaters - Tower of London - Icons of England
		The Warders were originally established in 1485 as King Henry VIII's bodyguards and the Beefeater nickname is thought to have stemmed from jealousy at the special privileges they enjoyed: regardless of what the common people were enduring, the wardens always got their daily ration of meat.
		New Beefeaters have to take an oath of allegiance, which dates back to 1337, on Tower Green after it is closed to the public.
		Like the Beefeaters, the duties of the Yeoman are mainly ceremonial nowadays: they accompany the Queen to the annual Royal Maundy Service and attend her at investitures and summer Garden Parties at Buckingham Palace.
	www.icons.org.uk /theicons/collection/tower-of-london/features/beefeaters (740 words)

	Beefeaters England
		Beefeaters were originally established in 1485 as King Henry VII's bodyguard, immediately after is victory at Bosworth.
		The initials ER on the Beefeaters uniforms stand for Elizabetha Regina (Regina is latin for queen).
		Beefeaters, working at the Tower of London, are usually seen wearing the blue undress uniform (pictured right) granted to them by Queen Victoria in 1858.
	www.woodlands-junior.kent.sch.uk /customs/questions/Beefeaters.htm (472 words)

	Hattrick - Los Beefeaters - SILLA CAPITAL
		Beefeaters, bringing their ball possession to 68 percent, dominated the battle.
		Beefeaters will have to do without Karlos Camporini for a time, due to a bad foot injury at the 89 minute mark.
		The forty-five minutes were dominated by Beefeaters, with an impressive 84 percent possession of the ball.
	www.hattrick.org /Common/matchDetails.asp?matchID=86661477 (516 words)

	Brewer, E. Cobham. Dictionary of Phrase & Fable. Beefeaters.
		The old theory was that the word means “an attendant on the royal buffets,” Anglicised into buffeters or buffeteers, and corrupted into Beefeaters; but Professor Skeat says no such word as buffeter has yet been found in any book; nor does buffetier exist in French.
		A.D. 1610); “Bows, or Beefeaters, as the French were pleased to terme us” (1628); “You beef-eater, you saucy cur” (1671).
		Even if the allusion given above could be certainly affixed to Yeomen of the Guard it would only prove that 150 or 160 years after their establishment in the palace they were so called (corruptly, humorously or otherwise).
	www.bartleby.com /81/1595.html (515 words)

	I-resign.com - Articles & Opinion - How to become a Beefeater (Site not responding. Last check: )
		However, ‘beefeater’ is also the nickname for a Yeoman of the Guard, a warder at the ancient Tower of London, the royal citadel built by William the Conqueror in the 11th century.
		Mick Casson, originally from Winchester, is a beefeater, and he wears one of the distinctive red and gold colourful uniforms, which are redolent of the first Elizabethan era.
		As a beefeater, one needs to be prepared for incidents such as bomb scares, anarchic or republican actions, robbery attempts and the panic that would accompany each of these.
	www.i-resign.com /uk/workinglife/viewarticle_40.asp (957 words)

	The Beefeaters
		The Beefeaters were the first Team champions, beating KOL and LAZE (their Original Four counterparts) to win the title.
		The Beefeater name reflected the happy-go-lucky attitude of both teammates, however they were not a team to be trifled with.
		It wasn't until Megadeath disbanded in October 1988 when the Beefeaters were able to reclaim the Team championship by defeating a fledgling BattleMaster team in the tournament for the vacated title.
	members.aol.com /soho44/Beefeaters.htm (428 words)

	Beefeaters — FactMonster.com
		(3) There can be no doubt that the “beefeaters” waited at the royal table, for in 1602 we read that “the dishes were brought in by the halberdiers [beefeaters], who are fine, big fellows” (quoted in Notes and Queries, February 4th, 1893, p.
		Beefeaters - Beefeaters Beefeaters, popular name for the Yeomen of the Guard and for the warders of the Tower of...
		Beefeaters - Beefeaters Yeomen of the Guard in the royal household, appointed, in 1485, by Henry VII., to form...
	www.factmonster.com /dictionary/brewers/beefeaters.html (663 words)

	The Beefeaters
		The story of The Beefeaters is one of the more unusual ones to come out of the British punk rock explosion of the mid-1970s.
		Yet, a series of what some might describe as inexplicable business decisions, including their shunning of record companies as a means of distribution and insistence that their presence at shows not be publicized in advance, had more than one of their friends wondering out loud if the band might actually be criminally insane.
		DISCLAIMER: The Beefeaters are not related to the alternative band, Beefeater, which came much later, nor to the psychedelic band, The Beefeaters, which came a bit earlier.
	www.thebeefeaters.com (481 words)

	Beefeaters of the Tower of London
		The Yeoman Warders who are also known as Beefeaters, are guards and guardians of Her Majesty's Tower of London.
		The Beefeaters give daily tours of most popular tourist attraction in England.
		The origin of the word Beefeater is unknown.
	www.toweroflondontour.com /beefeaters.html (66 words)

	Texas Renaissance Festival Beefeaters - Home
		Stalwart defenders of the gates of New Market village, they are a small detachment of the finest of the Yeomen of the King's Own Guard sent to New Market to secure the village for the King's annual progress, and ensure only invited guests are admitted to the festivities.
		We realize this is solely due to their eagerness to enter the grounds and festivitate, but we wanted to provide a chance for people to stop and get to know the men beneath the skirts.
		The TRF Beefeaters were created in 1987 by Captain George (TRFB Retired), at the same time the new front gates were installe...
	www.trfbeefeaters.com (567 words)

	Le Figaro — Actualité en direct et informations en continu
		Une femme parmi les ''Beefeaters'' de la Tour de Londres
		Révolution en Angleterre : pour la première fois en 522 ans d'existence, les fameux « Beefeaters », les gardiens chamarrés de la Tour de Londres, vont compter une femme dans leurs rangs.
		Créés en 1485 pour former la garde rapprochée du roi Henry VII, les « Beefeaters » - « mangeurs de boeuf » - tiendraient leur surnom de la ration quotidienne de viande à laquelle ils avaient droit.
	www.lefigaro.fr /international/20070104.FIG000000197_une_femme_parmi_les_beefeaters_de_la_tour_de_londres.html (551 words)

	1800PetMeds.com - Beefeaters Freeze Dried Beef Liver Snacks 4oz Tub
		Beefeaters Freeze Dried Beef Liver Snacks 4oz Tub #10799
		Beefeaters freeze dried Beef Liver Dog Snacks are prepared from fresh whole beef livers and are perfect for rewards.
		Beefeaters Beef Liver Dog Snacks have no artificial flavors, no preservatives and no additives.
	www.1800petmeds.com /pdetail.asp?SK=10799 (392 words)

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