Woodnesborough

It could have been a ritual site, where offerings were made to Woden a nearby village is called Woodnesborough, which they thought could derive from Wodensborough, or it could have been the site of the local folk-moot.

Why were folk-moots held outdoors? Carla 2006

It could have been a ritual site, where offerings were made to Woden a nearby village is called Woodnesborough, which they thought could derive from Wodensborough, or it could have been the site of the local folk-moot.

Archive 2006-03-01 Carla 2006

On quitting school life at Woodnesborough, an experience was in store for him which enlarged his mental horizon, and drew out his sympathies for the weak and oppressed.

Lord John Russell 1887

Pg. 8: atmosphere of Woburn and Woodnesborourgh [Woodnesborough]

Lord John Russell 1887

The political atmosphere of Woburn and Woodnesborough as well as his father's official position, led the boy of fourteen to take a keen interest in public affairs.

Lord John Russell 1887

Amongst his schoolfellows at Woodnesborough was the Lord Hartington of that generation, Lord Clare, Lord William

Lord John Russell 1887

Smith, Rev. --, Vicar of Woodnesborough, a tutor of Lord John

Lord John Russell 1887

He was placed under the care of Mr. Smith, Vicar of Woodnesborough, near Sandwich, an ardent Whig, who taught a select number of pupils, amongst whom were several cadets of the aristocracy; and to this seminary Lord John now followed his brothers, Lord Tavistock and Lord William Russell.

Lord John Russell 1887

On his way back to Woodnesborough he paid his first visit to the House of Lords, and heard a debate on the

Lord John Russell 1887