1. Yeoman Bedgoer Joseph Patterson, Her Majesty's Bodyguard of the Yeomen of the Guard

2. Michael Barwell, Yeoman Bedgoer, The Queen's Body Guard of the Yeomen of the Guard

3. Many of the early Willses were yeomen farmers.

4. Yeoman Warders and the Crown Jewels

5. The yeomen were the major producers in the Wei Dynasty.

6. The definition of yeomen was complex, a matter of subtle distinctions.

7. Yeoman Kelly Chambers wholeheartedly endorses the Boldly coming approach

8. He held the esteemed title of Yeoman Bedgoer when he retired

9. In the end, Phillis prefers the courtship of a yeoman, Corydon.

10. He would repeat the word " Yeomen " as if it afforded him consolation. Sentencedict.com

11. A yeoman farmer model of price setting under monopolistic competition.

12. With it came the ceremonial post of Captain of the Yeomen of the Guard.

13. Foster Yeoman: production and supply of aggregates and asphalt, road surfacing

14. He held the esteemed title of Yeoman Bedgoer when he retired

15. Foster Yeoman: production and supply of aggregates and asphalt, road surfacing.

16. Prior notification of a concentration (Case COMP/M.#- Aggregate Industries/Foster Yeoman

17. The yeoman never own and work on their land after the movement.

18. He held the esteemed title of Yeoman Bedgoer when he retired

19. The yeoman raven master is responsible for the Tower’s large ravens.

20. Her uncle spend two years on a warship as a yeoman.

21. The yeoman could never own and work on their land after the movement.

22. 23 Inside he found a sleepy yeoman and a cooler dispensing Stateside water.

23. It was protected by yeomen of the guard wearing the royal red and gold livery.

24. Yeoman has a car showroom, offices, forecourt and storage accommodation in Darlington.

25. And if Yeoman and Leckie were to talk, they could be catalysts as well as targets.

26. Synonyms for Crofter include farmer, agriculturalist, agronomist, agriculturist, smallholder, grazier, rancher, yeoman, husbandman and countryman

27. It was not the aristocrat but the yeoman who determined the nation's policies.

28. In 19 Yeoman took the part-time job of campaign treasurer for Symington.

29. You wait ages, then two semi-staged versions of The Yeomen of the Guard arrive within months.

30. Visitors to the Tower of London talk to a Yeoman Warder, left, on Tuesday.

31. But some had administrative jobs as female yeomen , so-called yeomanettes, in the Naval Reserve and Coast Guard.

32. He was heavily guarded, two yeoman warders being in the room with him and another at the door.

33. Today yeoman warders still guard the Tower but act as knowledgeable guides for the many visitors.

34. Room was also found in one act for men of ￡5 perannum plus yeomen, or servants, who were 40s. freeholders.

35. Yeoman also was charged with one count of perjury and one count of obstructing justice.

36. Byron was led by a yeoman into the presence of the Commander - in - chief of the Asiatic Fleet.

37. Then the Shelleys of Michelgrove, rich yeoman farmers, arrived and built this stylish house in the early 1640s.

38. It's obvious that agricultural capitalism was promoted by the yeomen , but not by the landlords who were forced aboard to the commercial economy.

39. 16 He was the fifth Richard Gough in succession to live as a small freeholder and yeoman farmer at Newton.

40. The yeoman informed him that the public information officer was also the base first lieutenant and had important business else-where.

41. Second, it dealt a telling blow to villeinage, and third, a new class of yeomen farmers emerged, paving the way to the development of capitalism.

42. Yeoman sat in on a meeting where Vernon Asper, professor of marine sciences at University of Southern Mississippi, presented recent research.

43. The man was a colleague, fellow yeoman warder, John Bawd, and the woman was Alice Tankerville, a condemned thief, and prisoner

44. The uprising dealt a telling blow to villeinage, and a whole new class of yeomen farmers emerged, paving the way for the development of capitalism.

45. Beefeaters at the Tower of London No visit to the Tower of London would be complete without seeing a “Beefeater”, officially known as a Yeoman Warder of Her Majesty’s Royal Palace and Fortress the Tower of London, Member of the Sovereign’s Body Guard of the Yeoman Guard Extraordinary

46. Knightmares The Queen's birthday honours list is always amusing (a well-deserved Royal Victorian medal for Michael Barwell, chief yeoman Bedgoer of …

47. Commonly known as Beefeaters, the elaborately uniformed Yeomen were introduced in 1485 by Henry VII to help guard the Tower – then a cobbled complex where not …

48. Beefeaters, the Yeoman Warders who live and work at the Tower of London, are facing job losses for the first time in their 500-year history.

49. This year's recipients in June included the Royal Victorian Medal for Michael Barwell, whose titles were given as Yeoman Bedgoer, the Queen's Bodyguard and …

50. He was a shoemaker, cordwainer and yeoman, and lived first at Oldtown in Newbury, removing to Bartlett's Corner near Deer Island, at the Merrimac river

51. This year's recipients in June included the Royal Victorian Medal for Michael Barwell, whose titles were given as Yeoman Bedgoer, the Queen's Bodyguard and …

52. Beefeaters Definition of Beefeaters by Merriam-Webster Beefeater definition is - a yeoman of the guard that forms part of an English monarch's train on state occasions

53. Now look you, my merry men, that you do no harm to yeomen, or to them that till with the plough, or to the knight or squire who is kind to the poor.

54. The Commonalty (1) ("The middle people of England") Citizens and Burgesses* Yeomen* Professionals* Merchants Lawyers Administrators Clergy* The Commonalty (2) "The fourth sort or class" Small merchants or retailers Day-labourers*, husbandmen

55. Agricultural free trade changed the Italian landscape, and by the 1st century BC, vast grape and olive estates had supplanted the yeoman farmers, who were unable to match the imported grain price.

56. Under James I, the Bedchamber was established as a semi-autonomous department (overseen by the Groom of the Stole) with its own hierarchy of Gentlemen, Grooms and Yeomen, which usurped those of the Privy Chamber in terms of their influence with and closeness to the King.

57. MI674/1 1680 Thomas Bright of Little Stretton.Inventory of the goods and chattels and personal substance of Thomas Bright of Little Stretton yeoman decd, taken by Edward Jordan and Edward Mason, Apprizers.Sworn 2 March by Mary Bright widow and executrix, 3 Feb 1679/80

58. The Royal Almonry Procession -including some of the most historic posts in Britain, including the Yeoman of the Guard, the Children of the Royal Almonry, the Wandsmen, and the Lord High Almoner -was being followed by the Chief Constable and Merseyside mayors and mayoresses who entered the cathedral ahead of the Queen.

59. From his dress and arms, Wamba would have conjectured him to be one of those outlaws who had just Assailed his master; but, besides that he wore no mask, the glittering baldric across his shoulder, with the rich bugle-horn which it supported, as well as the calm and commanding expression of his voice and manner, made him, notwithstanding the twilight, recognise Locksley the yeoman, who had