whitsuntide การใช้

• At Whitsuntide 1587 Whitelocke left London on a foreign tour.
• Appleby's medieval borough fair, held at Whitsuntide, ceased in 1885.
• In old sources it is occasionally referred to as " Whitsuntide Island ".
• The week following Whit Sunday is known as " Whitsuntide " or " Whit week ".
• He professed simple vows on 25 March 1893, and made his solemn vows on Whitsuntide 1895.
• The pope referred the dispute to a council of English prelates, which met at Whitsuntide in 1072.
• Around Whitsuntide 1187, Philip defeated an imperial army on its way to oppose Philip II of France.
• This later became known as the Whitsuntide events because of the timing during the Christian holiday of Pentecost.
• They were immured in the Tower from New Year to Whitsuntide, when they were released on finding bail.
• At Easter, the Penningtons managed to move him to Chalfont St . Peters, where he stayed till Whitsuntide.
• The town hosts the Spring Festival at Whitsuntide and the International Festival of Blues, Jazz, Rock and Gastronomy.
• Every year at the Pentecost or Whitsuntide weekend, the historic flax market is set up by the Burg Linn.
• Thus Christmas consists of two legal _ and paid _ holidays as does Easter and Whitsuntide, also known as Pentecost.
• It was held annually at Whitsuntide and developed into a carnival of sports and horse racing before turning into the funfair.
• The Whitsuntide feast held by the Guild of St Mary in the 1390s included such delicacies as lark pie and fallow deer.
• The grant was for a 9-day fair-the vigil [ eve ] and feast of Whitsuntide and seven days after.
• The website of the local " Goosnargh & Whittingham Whitsuntide Festival " refers to " the twin villages of Goosnargh and Whittingham ".
• These festivities were variously associated with Easter Monday, St George's Day ( 23 April ), May Day, and Whitsuntide.
• At the beginning the Lower Rhenish Music Festival continued two days and from the year 1826 one day more, every year during Whitsuntide.
• At Whitsuntide 1568 a noble stage play, in which Ashton was the principal actor, was performed at Shrewsbury in connection with the school.