- of its
refrain "Ich
wolde ich were a threstelcok" ('I wish I were a
throstle-
****'), is an
anonymous late-13th or early-14th
century Middle English lyric...
- The
dialect names throstle and
mavis both mean thrush,
being related to the
German drossel and
French mauvis respectively.
Throstle dates back to at least...
-
spirit haunts.) Adeline. A Character. Song. (The lint-white and the
throstle ****.) Song. (Every day hath its night.) The Poet. The Poet’s Mind. Nothing...
- sanctus",
distinguishing the bird from the song thrush, the
mauys or
throstle. The song of the
mistle thrush is also
described in
Thomas Hardy's "Darkling...
-
Water (L)
Wittonstall Clough (L) Dry Syke
Oulton Beck (R) West Beck (L)
Throstle Carr Beck (L)
Carlton Beck
Fleakingley Beck (L) Wyke Beck (L) Oil Mill...
-
Heritage List for England,
retrieved 5
November 2020
Historic England, "
Throstle Nest,
Addingham (1133458)",
National Heritage List for England, retrieved...
- goit
providing motive power for a
water wheel, the
factory was
built for
throstle spinning and the
weaving of cotton—a
relatively new
introduction to Britain...
-
Meeting Farm. From the
original three entrance lodges to the park, at
Throstle Nest, Barton-upon-Irwell and Old Trafford, only the
latter has survived...
-
moved into
classic contention by
beating Namibian by
three lengths in the
****ed Hat Stakes,
after which he was
offered at 33–1 for the Derby. His trainer...
- "No. 1
Throstle Nest,
Colne Valley (1274996)",
National Heritage List for England,
retrieved 14
September 2020
Historic England, "No. 2
Throstle Nest,...
