Buckland Cross – East Kingdom Gazette

Unofficial Court Report: Crown and Queen’s Rapier Champions

November 4, 2019 by East Kingdom Gazette

Being an account the Court of Her Majesty Queen Margarita held on November 2, A.S. LIV (2019) in the Barony of Buckland Cross at Crown and Queen’s Rapier Championship. Court Heralds: Malcolm Bowman, Jamilla al-Suba al-Hadid min Bhakail, Marian Kirkpatrick Reporting Herald: Malcolm Bowman Master Donovan Shinnock won the tournament and was named Crown’s Rapier …

Unofficial Court Report: al-Hafla

March 11, 2019 by East Kingdom Gazette

On the 9th of March A.S. LIII, known in the Common Era as 2019 a bright and clear day did dawn. Their Majesties East, Wilhelm and Vienna, did send Their Own Herald to the new barony of Buckland Cross, for while They could not personally be in attendance at al-Hafla, They had business that must …

Unofficial Court Report: Baronial Investiture at Buckland Cross

January 11, 2019 by East Kingdom Gazette

It is not often that a new Barony is made, however, on this day, the 15th day in the month of December, Anno Societatis 53, called in the Common Era 2018, the East Kingdom would do exactly that. For the first time in five years, since the making of the Barony of Endewearde, there would …

Something for Everyone at Shire Wars

August 21, 2015 by East Kingdom Gazette

Shire Wars will be held October 16 to 18, 2015, in the incipient Shire of Archer’s Ford (mundanely Jonestown, PA). Thane Alexander Makcristyne has written this description of the planned activities. Please visit the event announcement for more information. For the past five years the Westernmost Shire of the Southern Region has been getting together …

Mad Medieval Science Fair

October 16, 2013 by East Kingdom Gazette

If you had the original information on the “Delirus Mediaevalis Scientia Feriae”, please note the date change! The Shire of Buckland Cross cordially invites you to the fair lands of Lower Bucks County, Pa, for a day of knowledge and fun at our Mad Medieval Science Fair on November 2, 2013. There’s still plenty of …