Word: edward
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Edward Anson Seeley '90 was accidentally shot in the leg, while hunting in the West, and before help could reach him bled to death. He was one of the brightest men in his class, and took honorable mention in Mathematics...
...officers for the games are as follows: Referee, C. H. Sherrill, Jr., Yale Law School; judges, Lieutenant-Colonial F. T. Lee, Captain G. G. La Barves, Second Regiment, F. W. Robinson, Yale '90; judge of fencing, E. Edward Heaton; judge of walking, W. C. Dole; timers. T. F. Bayard. Jr., Yale L. S. E. D. Hendee, W. C. Dole; official handicapper, R. C. Carter, N. Y. A. C.; official reporter, F. W. Burns; starter, J. W. Daily; clerk of course of track events, H. L. Williams, Yale '91; clerk of course of field events, E. H. Floyd Jones, Yale...
...Henry III. When only thirteen years old, Henry led the procession which bore the coffin of one of the greatest saints of that time, Beckett, to interment in the Abbey in 1213. Fifty years later, Henry III again led a procession which was to bury another great saint, Edward the Confessor The shrine in which he was then buried is still standing in its original place...
...oldest of the few remain castles in England is Berkeley Castle in Gloucester shire., where Edward II was confined and murdered. The room is still shown, which he occupied, and it is claimed that the furniture is the same that he used...
...next castle was Ludlow, near Worcestershire. It was long a royal residence and dates from a very early period. This is the place which was occupied by the young princes Edward and Richard, sons of Edward...