Worfield And Its Townships Being a History of the Parish From Saxon And Norman
Worfield And Its Townships Being a History of the Parish From Saxon And Norman
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Mr. William Broughall, of Oldington, comes of an old family of well-known agriculturists, and is in possession of a remarkably fine old family jug, with groups of agricultural subjects painted on the sides. On the right side is the Hail, the scythe, and a beehive, emblems of Industry ; also a wheelbarrow and a hammer; whilst below is the harrow, the plough, and a measure ; to the left, a sickle, a pair of tongs, a riddle, a sack of grain marked T. W. , a wooden shovel and a hatchet. On the oppo...site side is another group, consisting of a 100 WORFIKLD sheaf of wheat, a sickle, a plough, a scythe, pikel, hay knife, riddle, a beer bottle, a mattock, brooiuhook, dung-hook, mittens, churn, etc. Etc. In the centre are these mottoes: "Trust in God, " ' The Husbandman's diligence provides bread. ;> Beneath tho name, " John Broughall, " is the following motto on a scroll : "In God is all our trust " ; and underneath these lines : "Let the wealthy and great . Roll in splendour and state, I envy them not, I declare it, I eat my own lamb, My own chicken and ham, I shear my own fleece and I wear it.
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Mr. William Broughall, of Oldington, comes of an old family of well-known agriculturists, and is in possession of a remarkably fine old family jug, with groups of agricultural subjects painted on the sides. On the right side is the Hail, the scythe, and a beehive, emblems of Industry ; also a wheelbarrow and a hammer; whilst below is the harrow, the plough, and a measure ; to the left, a sickle, a pair of tongs, a riddle, a sack of grain marked T. W. , a wooden shovel and a hatchet. On the oppo...site side is another group, consisting of a 100 WORFIKLD sheaf of wheat, a sickle, a plough, a scythe, pikel, hay knife, riddle, a beer bottle, a mattock, brooiuhook, dung-hook, mittens, churn, etc. Etc. In the centre are these mottoes: "Trust in God, " ' The Husbandman's diligence provides bread. ;> Beneath tho name, " John Broughall, " is the following motto on a scroll : "In God is all our trust " ; and underneath these lines : "Let the wealthy and great . Roll in splendour and state, I envy them not, I declare it, I eat my own lamb, My own chicken and ham, I shear my own fleece and I wear it.
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