pavior

Related to pavior: paver

pavior, paviour

1. A brick used for paving.

2. A clamp brick of second quality which is hard, well-shaped, and of good appearance and color.

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(22) The money was used for materials, particularly sand and limestone, carriages for transport, and the wages for the paviors and their servants.

Pavage grants and urban street paving in medieval England, 1249-1462

Car parking will be available for home supporters at Chasetown Specialist Sports College, off Pavior's Road.

Where your ticket takes you; CHASETOWN UP FOR THE CUP

"The minimum amount a clerk of works can earn is well below what a mason pavior can get.

`I've taken a pay cut to go for this promotion'

Tiller Pavior Publishing, Walnut Creek, California, USA

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A new pounds 2 million brick and pavior accessory plant will allow the company to improve the range, quality and colour of its special shaped clay products.

Baggeridge fights back from 'glitch'

To the front is a block pavior driveway and brick garage.

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Bournville, Bridgnorth, Broadstreet, Bromsgrove, Burton on Trent, Doncaster Phoenix, Kettering, Newport, Nuneaton, Paviors, Peterborough Lions, Sandbach, Sheffield, South Leicester

Rugby union: Midlands leagues tree for season 2019/2020; Every team, every league in Midlands leagues from Southam to Skegness and from Doncaster Phoenix to Dunlop

Saturday's 33-30 defeat at Nottingham outfit Paviors saw DK once more beaten in the Midlands One play-off to miss out on promotion.

DK suffer more play-off misery; RUGBY UNION

The installation won three Paviors' Award's (think the Oscars of the paving world).

Loved (and hated) buildings and sights which have gone from Newcastle's ever-changing city centre; With plans underway to further transform the Quayside, we look at some of the art, buildings and industry which have left Newcastle city centre

Dave Addleton's injury-plagued Lions travelled to table-toppers Paviors in round six and returned home off the back of a 57-21 defeat.

Bold off to a flying start as Lions falter; MIDLANDS 1 WEST & EAST

The following year it won three Paviors' Awards - annual awards made in London for excellence in paving works.

Right out of the blue? It's been 20 years since the inception of Newcastle's Blue Carpet, covering the square outside the Laing Gallery. Its was not greeted enthusiastically - and now it looks possible that its short life may come to an end. BARBARA HODGSON reports

PWDL FA BPts Hinckley 1111 003471147 51 Old Halesonians 118 0 3 297 159 9 41 Scunthorpe 118 0 3 295 202 5 37 Bromsgrove 11 70 4 237 252 3 31 Nuneaton 11 6 0 5 241 186 4 28 Syston 115 0 6 216 233 6 26 Peterborough Lions* 11 6 0 5 213 183 5 24 Newport (Salop) 115 0 6 236 299 4 24 Lichfield 11 40 7 246 246 7 23 Longton 11 40 7 217 278 420 Sandbach 11 40 7 152 206 319 B'ham & Solihull 11 30 8 214 264 7 19 Old Northamptonians 11 30 8 171 280 5 17 Sutton Coldfield 11 30 8 177 357 214 Midlands One East: Huntingdon & District 34, Matlock 14; Kettering 27, Wellingborough 15; Market Rasen & Louth 5, Ilkeston 13; Newark 12, Derby 34; Newbold on Avon 32, Bugbrooke 7; Northampton Old Scouts 5, Bedford Athletic 50; Old Laurentians 24, Paviors 23.