Lancastrian

Morton was a Lancastrian who would be delighted to see the red rose flourishing again.

I think I'm the only Lancastrian in town.

The name 'Lancastrian' was used for the new ware due to the location in the county of Lancashire.

But I bet the one-eyed Lancastrian does.

She carries the name 'Lancastrian'.

Porter Lancastrian is a distinguished manufacturer of beer pumps, under the Porta brand.

The young Lancastrian kept a straight bat and Simpson cracked 6 fours as they hit 50 runs in the 34 minutes before lunch.

Yorkshire's world No 2 came back from losing the first to beat her rival Lancastrian 5-11, 11-6, 11-6 in 32 minutes.

The airplane is an Avro Lancastrian.

Lancastrian may refer to:

A short ball from Wall removed Paynter for 77 when the Lancastrian tried to pull and was caught behind square leg.

Royal Air Force designation Lancastrian C.1 to Specification 16/44.

Avro Lancastrian (1945)

Avro Lancastrian (Transatlantic mail)

The Lancastrian was on 78 when he again hooked Lindwall to long leg and was again dropped by Hassett.

Ellis was a Lancastrian who had been a successful player and was learning the management ropes under Graham Taylor at Watford.

A further bonus came Pakistan's way with the dismantling of the highly successful Gooch-Atherton opening partnership, the Lancastrian moving down to No. 3.

Sir Hugh, however was a known Lancastrian: in May 1402 he had been forced to proclaim the intention of Henry IV to govern well.

The Lancaster was named after Lancaster, Lancashire; a Lancastrian is an inhabitant of Lancashire.

BOAC's first scheduled flight was an Avro Lancastrian headed for Australia on a route operated jointly with Qantas.

In March 1946, a Lancastrian of BSAA flew the first scheduled flight from the then new London Heathrow Airport.

Early airborne tests of the Nene were undertaken in an Avro Lancastrian operated by Rolls-Royce from their Hucknall airfield.

The Lancastrian was basically a modified Lancaster bomber without armour or armament and with the gun turrets replaced by streamlined metal fairings, including a new nose section.

An ideal candidate emerged as the Avro Lancastrian which could easily accommodate the test instrumentation as well as fly on the power of two piston engines if required.

January 1 - A British South American Airways Avro Lancastrian becomes the first commercial flight to depart from London Heathrow Airport.

By this time he was fighting on the Lancastrian side.

A Lancastrian king, he was put to death in the Tower.

But at the end of 1463 he slipped back over to the Lancastrian side, hurried north and started raising troops.

When civil conflict broke out, the lieutenant fought on the Lancastrian side.

This is one of 500 brass memorials recorded in the Lancastrian period 1400-1453.

Edward further exploited the situation, naming 14 Lancastrian peers as traitors.

Lancastrian supporters took advantage of Edward's imprisonment to stage uprisings.

Lancastrian troops rapidly took the rest of the castle, leaving Edward in control of his own government for the first time.

There will be no more Lancastrian risings.

Anne's death signified the beginning of one of two disastrous trends in Lancastrian history.

He was killed fighting on the Lancastrian side at the Battle of Towton.

The result was a Lancastrian defeat.

The prize was won that year by Lancastrian artist Keith Tyson.

Lancastrian support services company Enterprise remained Preston's kit sponsors.

It is believed that at least 3,000 men died in the battle, with at least 2,000 of these from the Lancastrian side.

"A Lancastrian gentleman who had lost his home and fortune in the wars and taken to the life of an outlaw in the forest."

The town remained prosperous and pledged its loyalty to its new owner in a rebellion against the Lancastrian government in 1452.

In the Wars of the Roses Egremont fought on the Lancastrian side.

At this, any remaining Lancastrian resistance collapsed and the Yorkists only had to advance to complete the rout.

The victorious Yorkists demolished the castle to prevent it being used as a Lancastrian stronghold again.

Lancastrian strength ranges from 10,000 to 30,000 men, with 7,000 to 15,000 on the Yorkist side.

Bendy knows about it but is worried about the consequences of telling, especially as his half-brothers may be involved with Lancastrian rebels.

Henry, who had three younger brothers and was himself in his prime, had no doubt that the Lancastrian right to the crown was secure.

Having lost custody of Henry, the Yorkists needed a justification to continue taking up arms against the king and his Lancastrian followers.

He was praised for his diversity of roles, his "deeply considered dramatic technique" and his Lancastrian roots.