Eccleshall

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So, Ashville, Atherton LR, AFC Bridge North, Eccleshall, FC St. Helens, Holker, Maghull, Thornton Cleveleys, Cone, Charneck Richard, Wolverhampton Casuals, and Woolton all progress to the next round of the FA Vase.

And as hinted at before, the tie of the round arguably was FC St. Helens who battered Frickley Athletic 9-0.

Uh, Josh Briggs scoring four of the nine.

Right.

Moulton.

Eccleshall?

Uh, Eccleshall.

The Earl of Salisbury and northern men on King Edward's part overcame the Lords Audsley, slain, and Dudley, wounded, with Queen Margaret, wife to Henry the Sixth, and Cheshire men lost in the field.

She came Eccleshall thither.

Halles, Bishop of Chester, her chaplain, caused the Queen to lie there.

Whitchurch, a fourteen or fifteen miles from Shrewsbury.

Tutbury castle longing to the king now by the Duke of Lancaster.

It was afore Ferraris castle Earl of Derby.

Eccleshall castle longing to the Bishop of Chester.

There be a five great pools a brook cometh through them and thence issuing out.

The Earl of Sayersbury and northern men on King Edward's part overcame the Lords Audsley, slain, and Dudley, wounded, with Queen Margaret, wife to Henry VI, and Chestershire men lost in the field.

She came Eccles Hall thither.

Halls, Bishop of Chester, her chaplain, caused the Queen to lie there.

Whitchurch, a fourteen or fifteen miles from Shrewsbury.

This Langton was treasurer to Edward I.

There is a chase ground in Staffordshire, having deer, called the Seven Hays, lying betwixt Lichfield and Woolnerhampton.

there is a pretty chase by penkridge of the king's where littleton of pillon hall is fostered by inheritance forests parks and chases in staffordshire the forest of need wood by tutbury and betwixt tutbury and lichfield but the nearest part of it is a five miles from lichfield there long to tutbury honour four parks the castle hay hanbury barton and the new park this forest is marvellously plenished with deer cannock forest a great thing merely longing to the bishopric of lichfield there is beudesert his place and park beaudesert in langdon parish and in this parish is a great piece of cannock forest and shuckborough his place where is a park now of red deer is in the side of cannock wood shuckborough was once such boroughs with the long beard and he as some say gave it to the mitre of lichfield i know no certainty of this gift some call shucksborough hay-wood because it standeth by it there is a fair pool betwixt cannock wood and shucksborough there lie a five fair pools by the castle of eccles hall and the park of blore a two miles off in the same lordship is a five or six miles about and is the bishop's and is full of wonderful fair wood the chase of sutton five miles out of lichfield where of part was in stafford and part in warwickshire it is now clean put down and this is the place where vesey bishop of exestra hath planted houses of stone and brick and many good dwellers in them one mountford a knight attended in henry the seventh times had a manor place here called sutton by sutton town this mountford had a house in warwickshire called coleshill hall and a park that was given to sir simon digby lieutenant of the tower of london The limits of Staffordshire.

The site of the Shire and commodities of the soil.

The Earl of Salisbury and northern men on King Edward's part overcame the Lords Audley, slain, and Dudley, wounded, with Queen Margaret, wife to Henry the Sixth, and Cheshire men lost in the field.

She came Eccleshall thither.

Hals, Bishop of Chester, her chaplain, caused the Queen to lie there.

Whitchurch, a fourteen or fifteen miles from Shrewsbury.

Tutbury Castle longing to the King now by the Duke of Lancaster.

It was afore Ferraris Castle, Earl of Derby.

Eccleshall Castle longing to the Bishop of Chester.

There be five great pools, a brook cometh through them and thence issuing out.

Pakington hath a very goodly new house of brick called Hampton Court, a six miles off from Worcester somewhat northward.

market towns in warwickshire warwick coventry henley i have it described mount kirkby i know the site of this alcester rugby tamworth upon anchor i have it described nuneaton i have it described atherston i have it described bremisham in the way to chesterwood a twelve miles from coventry i have it described southam a six miles from warwick castles in warwickshire warwick killingworth braundon a five miles by north from coventry now desolated sometime as i heard say longing to the lord mortimer brinkelow a five miles by east from coventry now desolated longing some time as men say to the mortimers baginton castle now desolated it longed to the baggots a two miles from coventry ashley castle rivers aven anchor sow riseth near hakesbury three miles from coventry north-east fluit per sow pargum by white lee it propest on the village in tamham labitur leam coming out of northamptonshire it cometh by granborough leamington marton off kirkpargus and at edmund coote bridge into aven coal flew orator in yardal wood propy king's north ton and after that by cole's hill he goeth into thame blithe riseth in warwickshire near rowton by bolshall hampton pakington and then going betwixt cole's hill and macstoke near shustock village into thame the length of warwickshire be estimation from rollerich stones by chipping north ton to tamwut as to the limits of oxfordshire and staffordshire thus the length is about thirty six miles watling street towards rugby is a limes upon leicestershire a mile above bremisham is a limes upon staffordshire market towns in shropshire shrewsbury bridge north a fourteen miles from shrobsbury wellington a seven miles from shrobsbury toward london way drayton upon tern river a twelve miles from shrewsbury at bloorheave a mile above drayton by north was a field fought between king edward's men and henry the sixth the earl of sayresbury and northern men on king edward's part overcame the lords audsley slain and dudley wounded with queen margaret wife to henry the sixth and chestershire men lost in the field she came eccles hall thither halls bishop of chester her chaplain caused the queen to lie there which church a fourteen or fifteen miles from shrewsbury newport upon a brook of a twelve or fourteen miles from shrewsbury within a mile of newport is a goodly large mere or pool ludlow peter undergod a gentleman longing to an english prince of wales did build st john's hospital without gate of ludlow and after gave lands unto it bishop's castle a very celebrant market castles in shropshire shrewsbury bridge north on seven fourteen miles from shrewsbury lower on the river coarse castle on a hill five miles from shrewsbury by south west longing to the duke of buckingham now to the lord stafford montgomery the king's castle in the shire but not day twelve miles from shrewsbury It was once a great walled town called Cairo-Valdwyn.

Cherbury Hundred was annexed to Montgomery as a help to have men out of it for defence.

Ludlow, twenty miles from Shrewsbury.

It longeth to the earldom of Lancaster.

It is in the way to Derby from Stafford, and is nine mile east-northeast from Stafford.

a free school founded by a priest thomas allen he founded another at stone in the reign of queen mary tutbury a small market woolner hampton a very good market town in it is a free school made by sir stephen jenning mayor of london tamworth the college of windsor give the prebends of woolner hampton and the dean of windsor is dean there teton hall a village and a college about a mile from wolderhampton castles in staffordshire stafford not far from stafford town on the river of sow the castle or pretty pile of careswell three miles by north from stone a later priory of shannon's sometime belonging to the montgomericks now to the gifford lichfield in old time had a castle there is a causeway through the pool to the castle and divers bridges in the causeway a water issueth by them through the causeway the castle standeth in low ground and it standeth as a mediamnis in the pool the water whereof is in some part a quarter of a mile broad in some place and in some less newcastle under line so called of a brook running thereby or of a hill or wood thereby so called there cometh a brook out of the pool about the castle it longed to the duke of lancaster brook running out of words missing pool cometh by the town healy a castle of the lord audley's and a two miles off is audley village whereby some think that it is called healy castle for audley castle the tenants of audley come to this castle tutbury castle longing to the king now by the duke of lancaster it was afore ferrari's castle earl of derby eccles hall castle longing to the bishop of chester there be a five great pools a brook cometh through them and thence issuing out Stursley, or Stoughton Castle, without fail is in Staffordshire, and I heard that there was a lord Stoughton, a baron of this Stoughton.

It is the King's.

so AFC Bridge North still top of the league

yeah with five wins out of their opening six games they've started ridiculously well for a team that have you know just moved across into this league They're being followed by Sandbach United, Eccleshall and Wolves Casuals, all of whom on 15 points.

Stafford and Newmills just a couple behind on 13 and then Bilston, Foleymere and Shawbury United all on 10.

Like we said, bottom of the table still with us.

I am sorry it was Mr. Fieldhouse and not Mr. Dawson.

The reason I shot him three times was that it was no good leaving him alive after I'd hit him once." The 10 boys appeared at Eccleshall Juvenile Court the next day to each face a charge of the willful murder of Peter Fieldhouse.

Detective Superintendent Lockley told the court, "At Newcastle Police Station, I explained the seriousness of the charge.

When I was satisfied they fully appreciated it, I formally charged them with murder.

It is in the same building as the locker room." Dawson added that there was no ammunition kept in the armory.

It was instead stored in his quarters.

A committal hearing was held at Eccleshall the following week.

The boys were brought to the court in a police van from Shrewsbury Jail, and after their handcuffs were unlocked, they were seated behind the solicitor's table.