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There are many people to thank for this. Going back to 1228 Nicholas de Sirlie, at a meeting in Southampton Castle, renounced all rights to pasture lands east of Hill Lane in favour of the Burgesses of Southampton and thus the magnificent Common came into being and its initial boundaries defined. Until the middle of the 19th century, citizens enjoyed grazing rights on common land on the marsh outside the eastern walls and on the Lammas fields to the north of the Bargate. Concerned by the changes brought by the docks and the railway and the loss of the rural feel of the town, the Borough Council used the 1844 Marsh Act to drain the marsh and sell the land to builders. ....
No one expects institutions particularly universities, their lecturers and students to be rigidly conformist. Indeed, university offers the time and space for students to explore different intellectual arguments and try on political positions for size. My old college Magdalen, which now finds itself at the centre of a furious row over a portrait of the Queen, has been extremely radical in its long history and often fomented national debate. In 1687, the Fellows of the College took on the king himself, James II. The college president had died and James II twice tried to force the Fellows to accept his choice of a replacement. When they refused, James II demanded they be expelled. The king s behaviour sparked outrage across the country and the Fellows became heroes. ....
Published: April 8, 2021 at 10:04 am John of Gaunt. “What name on the roll of English princes is more familiar?” wrote Sydney Armitage-Smith, Gaunt’s first biographer, in 1904. John of Gaunt is still as familiar in our collective historical consciousness as he was over a century ago, yet over time he has been progressively marginalised in favour of more famous historical figures. Advertisement Born: March 1340, Abbey of Saint Bavon in Ghent Died: 3 February 1399, Leicester, age 58 Parents: King Edward III of England and Philippa of Hainault Known for: Third surviving son of King Edward III, and a commander in the Hundred Years’ War. Following the death of his father, and his brother Edward the Black Prince, John became effective regent of England during the minority reign of his nephew, Richard II ....