Alcester

The kids were well brought up and attended St Benedict's School in nearby Alcester, before Anthony began working as a trainee manager at Woolworths.

Archive 2004-12-05 Laban 2004

The kids were well brought up and attended St Benedict's School in nearby Alcester, before Anthony began working as a trainee manager at Woolworths.

To Cardinal Cormac Murphy O'Connor Laban 2004

Coventry has a pretty flourishing watchmaking trade, besides its staple one of ribbon-weaving; and indeed the whole county, villages included, is given up to manufacture: the places round Warwick and Coventry to a great extent share in the silk trade, while Alcester has a needle manufacture of its own, Atherstone a hat manufacture, and Amworth, which is partly in

Lippincott's Magazine of Popular Literature and Science, Volume 22. October, 1878. Various

Alcester and thereafter laid siege to Hereford, an attempt which events in Scotland forced him to abandon.

An Outline of the Relations between England and Scotland (500-1707) Robert S. Rait

For this purpose he rented Coughton Hall, the seat of the Throckmortons, near Alcester, and arranged for a great "hunting match" upon Dunsmoor Heath, near Rugby, to which many

The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 4: Clandestinity-Diocesan Chancery 1840-1916 1913

Abbey of Alcester came into the hands of the Monastery.

Evesham 1901

The main road runs straight on, and leads, through the village of Norton, to Alcester, Stratford,

Evesham 1901

Broadway and Campden, abounding with beautiful houses, and the old town of Alcester, of which some views are given -- all these contain many objects of antiquarian and artistic interest, and can easily be reached from Evesham.

Vanishing England 1892

Alcester by that strange sound, and knew that the terrible conflict had begun between the king and Parliament.

English Villages 1892

Pagnel, and Buckingham to Alcester and Cirencester, across the Severn, and ending at St. David's.

English Villages 1892