- swans. It was
originally the sign of the now-demolished Four
Swans (or "
Swannes")
public house. The
present sign is a
replica erected in 2007. The original...
- or that it may
apply to the
River Lea itself. The poem A Tale of Two
Swannes is set
along the
River Lea. It was
written by
William Vallans and published...
-
Swanne Gauthier (born 6
August 1986 in Pamiers) is a
French basketball player who pla**** for top
French league Ligue Féminine de
Basketball clubs Tarbes...
-
provided land for the
almshouses named 'Queen
Elizabeth College',
founded in 1574, and
himself lived at '
Swanne House.'
Queen Elizabeth's
College v t e...
- there.
During that time the
rector of
Killurin Parish, the
Reverend Abraham Swanne, was a
lasting influence on Lyte's life and ministry.
Later he was vicar...
-
included two translations, a
printed translation of Helyas,
Knyghte of the
Swanne (on the
Knight of the Swan),
which he
commissioned in 1512, and A Lytell...
- on a river. It
inspired Vallens to
write a poem
entitled "A tale of Two
Swannes"
about it in 1590. It was 70 by 24 feet (21.3 by 7.3 m), with
wooden sides...
- 467W. doi:10.1038/140467b0. S2CID 4092610. López-Sepulcre, Andrés; Gordon,
Swanne P.; Paterson, Ian G.; Bentzen, Paul; Reznick,
David N. (2013). "Beyond lifetime...
-
statesman Pope
Benedict XII, (c. 1280-1342),
bishop of
Pamiers in the 1320s
Swanne Gauthier,
basketball player Yoann Huget,
rugby player Pamiers station has...
- fishbone.") London:
Bodley Head, 1960. Vallans, William. A tale of two
swannes. London: The Lion and
Unicorn Press, 1953. Ward, Aileen, ed. The poems...
