- A
tiltyard (or
tilt yard or
tilt-
yard) was an
enclosed courtyard for jousting.
Tiltyards were a
common feature of
Tudor era
castles and palaces. The Horse...
- Faribault, Minnesota, home. In 1927, the
first 14
Tilt-A-Whirls were
built in Sellner's ba****t and
yard.
Sellner Manufacturing opened its
factory in Faribault...
- Night's
Dream Theseus, Duke of
Athens Regent's Park Open Air Theatre, The
Tilt Yard,
Arundel with New
Shakespeare Company The
Threepenny Opera STCSA 1980–81...
-
Tournament Bridge. An 1837 map of
Eglinton Castle,
Grounds and
Tilt yard shows that the
tilt yard was
already in
existence at this
early date, but it is not...
- Listen,
Liberal (2016),
among others. From 2008 to 2010 he
wrote "The
Tilting Yard", a
column in The Wall
Street Journal. A
historian of
culture and ideas...
- bridge. A map of 1837 of
Eglinton Castle,
Grounds and
Tilt yard of 1837
shows that the
tilt yard was
already in
existence at this
early date, but it is...
-
grounds are
separately Grade I listed,
including the
early 16th-century
tilt yard tower (the only
surviving example of the five
original towers); Christopher...
- century, and was
there called the
Italian or "welsch" mode.
Dedicated tilt-
yards with such
barriers were
built in
England from the time of
Henry VIII....
-
Tournament Bridge. An 1837 map of
Eglinton Castle,
Grounds and
Tilt yard shows that the
tilt yard was
already in
existence at this
early date, but it is not...
-
running was well
entered into and was then as long a
creeping about the
tilt-
yard, all
which time the
running was intermitted."
Norman Egbert McClure, Letters...
