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	CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: English Literature
		The "Old English Chronicle", of which there are seven manuscripts, a record of events in England from the sixth century to 1154, was meanwhile being written in the monasteries, undisturbed by the many changes passing over England.
		Old English literature was practically unknown to him, but he was saturated with French poetry, for the literature of France was then, outside the classics, the most influential in Europe.
		Satire, as always in the decline after a rich imaginative period of verse, came to the front as subject-matter for verse, and later in the century the scathing verse of John Skelton (1460?-1529), though poor as art, is of interest in the light it throws upon the social life of the times.
	www.newadvent.org /cathen/05458a.htm (11515 words)

	Adam Lindsay Gordon - Plagiarism on Wikipedia
		Born in the Azores of an old Scottish family, his father was a retired army captain who later became professor of Oriental languages at Cheltenham College.
		It was said that his Headmaster at Worcester had awoken his interest in the classics and inspired him to write.
		In despair of his son's waywardness, his father sent him to South Australia in 1853 where Gordon found he was excellently adapted to the lifestyle and opted to join the mounted police rather than present his letters of introduction.
	www.wikipedia-watch.org /plagiarism/0417.html (755 words)

	Elizabethan Recipes
		In some respects the Elizabethan palate is extremely modern and the only major difference between the Elizabethans and us is their extreme use of sugar (which was becoming a common commodity supplied by the Canaries).
		The Elizabethans used blanched young leaves in salads and powdered the dry root to yield a clove-like spice.
		The Elizabethans used the roots of the plant which were generally boiled in spirit of vinegar to extract the deep red colour.
	www.celtnet.org.uk /recipes/elizabethan.html (1601 words)

	Stories for 29 May 2006
		WORCESTER captain Pat Sanderson led England to a 46-19 win over Barbarians and admitted it was a big boost ahead of their two-match tour to Australia.
		WORCESTER ended up with the better part of a draw in their Division Three match at Whitchurch.
		OLD Elizabethans' trip to Tamworth resulted in a disappointing losing draw in a weather-affected Division Two fixture.
	archive.worcesternews.co.uk /2006/5/29 (456 words)

	Stories for 7 July 2003
		DOES Worcester's "old" Labour guard have the knives out for Mike Foster, who is currently campaigning for reselection as the party's General Election candidate?
		WORCESTER'S Old Elizabethans extended their undefeated run to six games in the Birmingham Cricket League Division Two West when they visited Stourbridge in a match which was a much tighter than might have been imagined.
		WORCESTER are facing a crisis of confidence after losing for the second week running in the Birmingham Cricket League Division One -- this time by three wickets to lowly Sutton Coldfield at Rectory Park.
	archive.thisisworcestershire.co.uk /2003/7/7 (1387 words)

	Royal Grammar School Worcester - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The School was originally founded as a secular monastic school in Worcester around 685 by Bishop Bosel.
		The King's School Worcester was based on the former site of the Royal Grammar School, and to this day there still exists a level of rivalry between the two schools, which manifests itself most obviously in sports fixtures (mainly rugby) between the two schools.
		Bishop Godfrey Giffard (1240-1306) Bishop of Worcester and Lord Chancellor of England.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Royal_Grammar_School_Worcester (3292 words)

	Review and Study Questions (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Worcester’s reference, early in 1.3, to “that same greatness too which our own hands / Have holp to make so portly”—and the fact that this sends the King into a rage.
		Analyze the similes in stanza 9; in what sense is the old man "like" the things to which he is compared?
		In stanza 11 the old man is compared to a cloud.
	www.ux1.eiu.edu /~cfjdk/Litclas/3970/RQs0526W.htm (2720 words)

	Birmingham & District Premier Cricket League
		16 year old Nick James steered Unity to 198 all out, despite the efforts of James Wagstaff (4 for 51), which was 48 too many, as Worcester slumped to 150 all out, despite being given a good start by Daryl Mitchell (57).
		Old Edwardians woes continue at the foot of the table after they were dismissed for 112 by Moseley Ashfield.
		In an extraordinary match at Worcester, Old Elizabethans maintained their recent form with a 10 wicket win against hapless Bridgnorth, who were all out for 42, Steve May taking 5 for 7.
	www.birminghamleague.org /if-news-article.asp?Article_Ref=125 (1775 words)

	Stories for 11 July 2005
		JIM Evans (Worcester News, Saturday, July 2) is right to take a dig at the way the Tories are tying themselves in knots over electing a new leader.
		ROYAL Worcester is one of the city's premier tourist attractions but few people would describe the firm's cluster of buildings in the Diglis area of the city as pretty.
		WORCESTER'S Old Elizabethans continued their poor run of form when they crashed to an eight wicket defeat at Birmingham side Attock.
	archive.malverngazette.co.uk /2005/7/11 (2240 words)

	Licensing Policy Statement (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Worcester is home to a host of sporting attractions including the country’s oldest racing course, the world famous Worcestershire cricket ground, and a premiership rugby club just outside its borders.
		Sally Ellison, 33 The Tything, Worcester WR1 1JL
		Trinity News 4 The Trinity WORCESTER WR1 2PN
	www.cityofworcester.gov.uk /index.php?id=535 (11608 words)

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		Before the scene has ended Worcester, with all the politician's contempt for the simple values of the man of war, has involved his nephew [Hotspur] in a web of intrigue.
		[On Worcester:] Persuasiveness and "reason," born of cunning and experience are his gods; but for all this he is a rebel, and as such driven to exclude the operations of true reason as fatal to his own projects.
		In the archetypal pattern, the old kind dies (or is killed), and the sickness of the kingdom goes with him into his grave.
	www.users.muohio.edu /erlichRD/shax-film2001/h4_guide.html (9367 words)

	Free Barron's BookNotes for Henry IV, Part 1 - The Story-Free Literature Summaries/Booknotes from PinkMonkey.com
		Worcester and Northumberland have a hard time quieting Hotspur long enough to reveal their conspiracy plan.
		Falstaff's defenders remember that he's an old military captain who would be practical and weigh the odds of winning a battle when his troops are outnumbered.
		Falstaff defends himself, pleading the vices of old age and claiming the license of knighthood.
	www.pinkmonkey.com /booknotes/barrons/henryiv3.asp (9094 words)

	Nicholas Bullingham (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Nicholas Bullingham was born in Worcester in around 1520.
		While at Worcester, he greeted the Queen on her visit to the city in 1575.
		Bullingham is buried in Worcester Cathedral in an unusual tomb, with an inscribed tablet on his stomach.
	en.askmore.net /Bollingham.htm (122 words)

	This is Worcestershire \| CommuniGate \| Newsboard
		Old Elizabethans continue to put themselves on the map with continued hard work from its Committee and Groundstaff.
		We hosted a Worcester University College double header in the week, as well as a Fossils match against Bowral Cricket Club on Friday 1st June.
		All this is helping promote Old Elizabethans as one of the leading clubs in the county.
	www.communigate.co.uk /worcs/oldelizabethanscc/page1.phtml (210 words)

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		The new binding is far more pleasing than the old; and in some cases, where the notes and introductory memoirs had fallen out of date, new editors have been set to work, with satisfactory results.
		The two forms are both of great age, as the old rhyme bears witness-- "Carew, Carey and Courtenay, When the Conqueror came, were here at play"-- and the name was often written "Carey" or "Cary," as in the case of the famous Lucius Carey, Lord Falkland, and his descendants.
		In Cornwall, however, where spelling is often an untrustworthy guide to pronunciation (I have known people to write their name "Hix" and pronounce it as "Hic"--when sober, too), it was written "Carew" and pronounced as "Carey"; and there is not the slightest doubt that this was the case with our poet's name.
	www.ibiblio.org /pub/docs/books/gutenberg/1/7/4/5/17452/17452.txt (16761 words)

	Untitled Document
		The old ways, like the mass, were quasi-dramatic and the observance of the regular change of seasons was a real, tangible experience, whereas dogma and theology were perceived as less consequential than that seasonal renewal by the flock, which lived close to nature.
		Since the new churches were actually old Roman temples or new edifices on old pagan sites, and since the pagan calendar had been adapted to reflect old festivals, it seemed natural, or at least comfortable, that "folk drama" also become associated with and performed in the church precinct as well.
		The sweep of the stories in the Old Testament is the same type of epic poems as those that sang of Teutonic and Norse heroes' deeds.
	comm2.fsu.edu /programs/comm/shakes/UnitComedies.asp (19451 words)

	George Dowty - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Dowty (pronounced as-in doughty) was born in Pershore, Worcestershire in 1901.
		He was sent to the Royal Grammar School Worcester after losing his right eye at the age of 12.
		In 1961 he became the President of the Worcester Old Elizabethans' Association and amongst his other awards he was President of the Royal Aeronautical Society, winning the RAeS Gold Medal, and President of the Worcestershire County Cricket Club.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/George_Dowty (288 words)

	Modern History Sourcebook: William Harrison (1534-1593): Description Of Elizabethan England, 1577
		The Archbishop of Canterbury is commonly called the Primate of all England; and in the coronations of the kings of this land, and all other times wherein it shall please the prince to wear and put on his crown, his office is to set it upon their heads.
		Unto these deanery churches also the clergy in old time of the same deanery were appointed to repair at sundry seasons, there to receive wholesome ordinances, and to consult upon the necessary affairs of the whole jurisdiction if necessity so required; and some image hereof is yet to be seen in the north parts.
		But if a man should seek out where all those church lands which in time past did contribute unto the old sum required or to be made up, no doubt no small number of the laity of all states should be contributors also with us, the prince not defrauded of her expectation and right.
	www.fordham.edu /halsall/mod/1577harrison-england.html (8891 words)

	A New Shakespeare Portrait
		One may find a discussion of it in Frederick J Pohl's Like to the Lark, The Early Years of Shakespeare. For my money this is the most authentic of all the possible paintings.
		Jonson is clearly the man on the left, at 286 pounds and towering over other Elizabethans, his features are unmistakable.
		In any case it is always fun to speculate about the Elizabethan faces found in these delightful widows into the past and to marvel how similar they seem to our own.
	www2.localaccess.com /marlowe/portrait.htm (1029 words)

	Royal Grammar School Worcester: Old Elizabethans (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		In 1998, following a chance encounter with the iconic Merv Hughes in a Worcester pub, some OE's of the vintage 1990 leavers year decided to set up a cricket side in his honour.
		This communication has been sent to you at the address held by the Old Elizabethans or school records.
		In order to have an indication of whether the proposed reunion will be welcomed, please reply to Mr Eric Steed (e-mail steeric@gmail.com) or (jdg@rgsw.org.uk) giving details (name, address, telephone number and e-mail) of both yourself and any other OEs of our vintage who may be tempted to attend.
	www.rgsw.org.uk /publish/elizabethans_index.shtml (412 words)

	Sports Events (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		The above evening was held at the Guildhall in Worcester on behalf of Worcester City Council Sports Development in partnership with Herefordshire and Worcestershire Sports Partnership with the aim of informing the many clubs and sports organisations based within the City as to the benefits of ascertaining the highly acknowledges accreditation of Club Mark.
		Richard’s speech informed the clubs as to the benefits of achieving Club Mark, to both the club and the potential member, addition support and funding avenues that could be sought once the Mark was attained and long-term continued club development that clubs with Club Mark could expect.
		Both Mary Travers from Worcester Hockey Club (above Top), and Lynne Newell from the Old Elizabethans Cricket Club (above) highlighted the hurdles their respective clubs overcame and the benefits and club expansion that both organisations have enjoyed since ascertaining the accreditation.
	www.cityofworcester.gov.uk /index.php?id=1029 (402 words)

	Royal Grammar School Worcester: Welcome (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Welcome to the website for the Royal Grammar School, Worcester and our Junior School at RGS The Grange.
		While we hope that the information is of interest, it will not replace the overwhelming impression of visiting the Schools - having an opportunity to walk into any classroom and to observe the enthusiasm and enjoyment of the students here.
		After lengthy discussions which have taken place over the last few months, the Governors of RGS Worcester are pleased to announce that we are to merge with The Alice Ottley School.
	www.rgsworcester.com (204 words)

	Directions Old Elizabethans CC (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		You will come to another T Junction with a pub (the White Hart) on your left.
		Turn left on to the A38 Droitwich Road leading towards Worcester.
		Continue along the road for approx 2 miles.
	www.worcestershirewomen.co.uk /Directions/OldElizabethans'sCC.html (111 words)

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	www.beneluxcar.com /car-rental/united-kingdom/worcester (268 words)

	Worcestershire Sunday Club Cricket League
		Old Elizabethans 132 All Out Redditch 48-4 (26.4 overs) Redditch Won on faster scoring rate
		Old Elizabethans 191-7 Evesham 192-9 (Jones 78) - Evesham Won by 1 Wkt
		Old Elizabethans 22-9 (May 86) Chaddesley 224-8 (Robinson 91 Edward 57) - Chaddesley Won by 2 Wkts
	www.wsccl.licomnet.com /fixtures2002.html (1459 words)

	Amazon.com: Vaughan Williams: Mass in G minor; Judith Bingham: Mass: Music: Colin Campbell,Graham Titus,Stephen ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Composed 1921, Vaughan Williams's Mass reverted to the `old school' tradition of a cappella polyphonic style - a breakthrough in modern composition." Not closely associated with the church, Vaughan Williams was described by his wife Ursula as "a cheerful agnostic." Yet, he had a profound empathy for church music.
		For conductor, scholar and singer of fame Andrew Carwood, "this duality between the `modern idiom' and the `old liturgical spirit' lies at the heart of the composition's success.
		Its polyphonic, a cappella structure sounds very old, despite the fact it was composed in 1921.
	www.amazon.com /Vaughan-Williams-minor-Judith-Bingham/dp/B0009352I8 (3423 words)

	Thomas Shelton and Hamet Benegeli
		Cervantes would have been "the foremost to applaud the breadth and gusto of a performance still unrivalled for simplicity, force and beauty".
		In his introduction to the Second Part of Don Quixote, Fitzmaurice-Kelly states that of all the translators, Cervantes owes "Most to Shelton, Lord of the golden Elizabethan speech, an exquisite in the noble style."
		In the Dictionary of National Biography we learn that Thomas Shelton 'may be the fourth son of William Sheldon of Broadway, Worcester".
	www.sirbacon.org /links/carrq.html (2895 words)

	AROPS Member Listing
		The Association is a member of AROPS (Association of Representatives of Old Pupils' Societies).
		A listing of other member associations and their schools is given below.
		St James's and The Abbey Old Girls' Association
	www.crosbeian.org.uk /securedomain/AROPS/aropsmemberlist.html (69 words)

	Amazon.com: "Everard Guilpin": Key Phrase page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		See all pages with references to Everard Guilpin.
		manner begins with Thomas Wyatt's intelligent naturalizations of Horace, but late Elizabethans, notably Thomas Lodge, Joseph Hall, John Marston, Everard Guilpin, and John Donne, found Juvenal's vituperative indignation or Persius's moral intensity more engaging.
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	www.amazon.com /phrase/Everard-Guilpin (452 words)

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