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I’d stomp ’em and do a pirouette on their heads.” –Ken Avery, Cincinatti Bengals linebacker, 1969-1975 “With each set of three books, I’ve commenced with a sort of deep reading of the fuckedness quotient of the day. Also, my boyfriend saw me with The Sexual Life and asked, “Are you studying the girl version of Dennis Reynolds: An Erotic Life?” Sigh. King Charles the first. and one in all his privy council, who departed this life the 2d. day of May in the 63d. year of her age, Anno Dni. Here lyeth the body of dame Anne, one of many daughters and heirs of John Dodge Esq; she was first married to John Potts, of Mannington, within the county of Norfolk, Esq; and was afterwards spouse to the famend gentleman Sir Christopher Heydon Kt. Sir William, the eldest, succeeded him, but he died with out issue, being slain in the expedition against the isle of Rhee in 1627, and Sir John his brother was his heir: Wood says he was as nice a scholar as a a soldier, particularly in the mathematicks, created L. L. D. at Oxford, December twentieth, 1642, being then lieutenant-normal of the ordnance to King Charles I.; he suffered a lot for the King’s cause, and died October 26th, 1657, leaving two sons, Christopher (because it is alleged) afterwards a knight, and William, and three daughters; Anne, married to Colonel Richard Nevile of Bellinsbere in Berkshire, Mirabella, to Laurence Lomax, Esq.

Shenstone, William, poet, born, the son of a landed proprietor, at Hales-Owen, Shropshire; was educated at Pembroke College, Oxford, and through the years 1737-42 produced three vols. 3. Six and one-half toes for college-age kids (six by means of twelve years of age). Listed below are the arms of Cotton of Cambridgeshire, a chevron between three eagles heads erased sable, quartering 1, gules, a chevron between three pears or, Abbot; 2, argent, in a bordure ingrailed, three eaglets heads erased, sable, Sharpe; 3, sable, a cinquefoil in an orle of eight martlets argent, Staunton; 4, azure, three eaglets displayed, or, and a canton ermine, Fitz-Symon; 5, ermine on a bend gules, three eaglets displayed or, Bagshant; additionally Spencer, quarterly, in the first and 4th, azure, a fess ermine between six seamews heads erased argent, quartering in the 2d, ermine on a chevron gules, five bezants, Grant; and within the 3d, argent on a bend between two lions rampant sable, a wivern of first Catlyn or Rudings. John Lang, Esq. of Baconsthorp, his son, was lord and patron, in 1752, and resided here within the hall, which is about half a mile northwest of the church; the chief a part of this hall was pulled down in 1650, that which is now standing was the tower, or gate-house; within the home windows are the arms of Heydon, and his crest, additionally his quartered coat impaling Rivet as above, Heydon impaling Loverd, and Moore, quarterly; Heydon impaling these, Owlton, Warren, Boleyn, Hevenynham and Woodhouse; additionally impaling gules, a chevron between three boars heads couped argent, each with an apple in his mouth, or.

He resided as much at Saxlingham as at Baconsthorp, and within the chancel of Saxlingham, buried his first lady Mirabel, daughter and coheiress of Sir Thomas Rivet, Knt. James his son, with Alice his wife, offered a moiety of this manor to Thomas, son of Sir Roger Bacon, who annexed it to his manor of Baconsthorp-corridor: in 1378, the aforesaid Alice, relict of James Baconsthorp, was buried in the chancel of Welborn, by her husband, and made Sir Thomas Fastolf, Knt her executor. The Church is devoted to St. Mary the Virgin, the nave, one isle, a chancel, with the chapels at their east finish, are covered with lead, as is the north porch; the vestry on the north side of the chancel is tiled; the tower was square, but fell above half down in 1739, and contained 5 bells. Within the chapels on the east finish of the isles have been the guilds of St. Mary and St. John Baptist. His second lady was Anne, daughter and coheir of John Dodge, Esq. Sir Christopher died at Baconsthorp in 1623; by his first lady he had Sir William Heydon, Sir John, Henry, Nathaniel, &c.

It is alleged that Sir Christopher published a treatise explaining the a number of hieroglyphical figures about this monument, which is inclosed in iron rails. 1407, and John Copledick held it in 1432; however in 1447 Sir William Oldhall, Knt. The other moiety, which was unsold, came from the Baconsthorp to John Gournay of West Basham, Esq. In September, 1754, John Lang, Esq. As to Sir Christopher, the eldest son, I have met with no account; before the death of William Heydon, Esq. It seems that this knight, and Sir John Heydon his brother, were involved with the Earl of Essex, and that they both had a pardon passed in 1601; when the privy council, in 1620, issued letters to all the nobility and gentry in England, requesting a loan for the recovery of the Palatinate, Sir Christopher (who earnestly solicited it) despatched a letter to the privy council, acquainting them that the Papists were as ready to help the Emperor, because the King was to assist the King of Bohemia, and that they met on the house of Mr. Henry Kervile, at St. Mary’s in Mershland, upon which he was despatched for up and imprisoned, but quickly discharged, and the matter dropped.