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Edward Courtenay, 1st Earl of Devon
August 3, 2018 By Susan Abernethy in Medieval History, Tudor History Tags: Anne Seymour, Bishop of Winchester, Cardinal Reginald Pole, Duchess of Somerset, Duke of Norfolk, Duke of Northumberland, Duke of Somerset, Earl of Devon, Edward Courtenay, Edward IV, Edward Seymour, Edward VI, Elizabeth Tudor, Gertrude Blount, Henri II, Henry Courtenay, Henry VIII, Holy Roman Emperor Charles V, John Dudley, Katherine of Aragon, King of England, King of France, King Philip II of Spain, Marquis of Exeter, Mary I, Mary Queen of Scots, Mary Tudor, medieval history, Queen of England, Simon Renard, Sir Thomas Wyatt, Stephen Gardiner, Tudor history, Wyatt Rebellion	15 Comments
The name of Edward Courtenay always comes up during the reign of Queen Mary I, mostly as a possible husband for Queen Mary herself or for her sister Elizabeth. Although he was born of royal blood, he spent his early years imprisoned in the Tower of London and when he was released, he was ill-equipped to navigate the politics of the era and the perils of court intrigue. I've always been curious about why he was not considered a proper prospect as a husband for the two Tudor princesses and also what happened to him.
Edward was born c. 1526, the son of Henry Courtenay, Marquess of Exeter, nobleman and courtier and Gertrude Courtenay, daughter of William Blount, 4th Baron Mountjoy. He was a great grandson of King Edward IV whose daughter Katherine married his grandfather William Courtenay, 1st Earl of Devon. During his early years, he occasionally spent time in the household of Mary Tudor, Dowager Queen of France and Duchess of Suffolk. After her death in 1533, he returned to his family's household. He was tutored privately by Robert Taylor of Oxford.
Edward's father was in favor with King Henry VIII early on but during the divorce crisis, his mother supported Katherine of Aragon. He was also associated with the alienated families of the Poles and the Nevilles. Edward's father was suspected of plotting a Roman Catholic uprising with the self-exiled Cardinal Reginald Pole, including a plan to marry Edward to King Henry VIII's daughter Mary. This connection of Edward's father with the Pole family would create trouble later in Edward's life.
In November 1538, Edward's parents were arrested and imprisoned in the Tower. Edward joined them there. His father was executed on December 9, 1538 and both Edward and his mother were attainted. His mother was released in 1540 but he remained in the Tower for the next fifteen years. Edward was given £4 per month for his maintenance and the services of a tutor. While in the Tower, he spent a lot of time with rebels, doomed politicians and resentful aristocrats. Edward cultivated a friendship with Stephen Gardiner, Bishop of Winchester who was also in the Tower and thought of him as a second father. Because Edward was considered a threat to the Tudor dynasty, he did not receive a pardon when Edward VI became king.
Edward may have been suspected of involvement in the summer rebellion of 1549 but the rebels did not request his release from prison so it is unlikely he participated. At the end of 1549, his freedom may have been considered when a conservative faction of the government gained ascendancy. There is evidence Edward sought favor with Protector Somerset. He translated a volume of "The benefit of Christ's Death" and dedicated it to Anne Seymour, Duchess of Somerset.
He collaborated in the translation with Reginald Pole and the book was one of the most influential works of the evangelical reformers within the Catholic Church. The work would put those who translated it under suspicion of Catholic authorities. But his hopes of release were dashed when the Duke of Somerset fell from power and the Duke of Northumberland, John Dudley expanded his own role on the ruling council. And when King Edward VI died and Northumberland was preparing to put Jane Grey on the throne, Edward was told to prepare to die.
But Mary Tudor prevailed and became Queen. When Mary reached the Tower Gate, the Duke of Norfolk, Bishop Gardiner and Edward awaited her, kneeling to ask her pardon which she gave. Because his family had supported her mother, Queen Mary was more amenable to rehabilitation and at the behest of his mother, Courtenay left the Tower on August 3, 1553 and was created Earl of Devon on September 3. He was made a Knight of the Bath on September 29. The Queen gave him a grant of lands worth over £1242 per annum and restored him to most of the Courtenay patrimony on September 28 although he was unable to inherit the title of Marquess of Exeter. There were rumors Mary would make him Duke of York.
Edward must have been optimistic about his future. He had the gracious accomplishments of a courtier and an excellent education. He knew the classics and could play several instruments. He had a regal bearing and refined features. He was praised for his comportment, his civility, and his intellectual accomplishments and for his interest in music. Reginald Pole found him to be the "flower of English nobility" and he was very popular with the Londoners. The Imperial ambassador Simon Renard called him "the last sprig of the white rose". Edward bore the sword of state at Queen Mary's coronation.
Talk of Edward marrying Mary began as soon as she became queen. Edward's mentor Bishop Gardiner was the new chancellor and while he didn't personally promote Edward as a husband, he argued against foreign entanglements. Many of the nobility, as well as some of Mary's closest household officials were sympathetic to Edward's cause. But Mary remained deeply skeptical.
She had observed Edward's behavior in the first few weeks of her reign and didn't like what she saw. She thought he was dissipated. It became obvious he had no martial skills, no knowledge of armor or riding. His manners were uncouth, he was arrogant, impetuous, unstable, obstinate, inexperienced and vindictive. He gained a following of the most unprincipled courtiers who were banking on him marrying the queen. He was counting on the influence of his mother on the Queen to become her husband.
The earl of Pembroke sought the preference of Queen Mary shortly after her accession to the throne. He approached Edward, asking him to persuade his mother to speak to the queen in his favor. He sweetened the deal by giving Edward a sword and poniard, a basin and ewer and several horses. All this was worth over three thousand pounds. Edward did convince his mother and the earl received a place on the Queen's council.
He soon became more than a nuisance. When Reginald Pole came to court, Edward threatened vengeance on him and his family, considering Pole and his brother Geoffrey responsible for the death of his father. There were some who believed Edward was hatching a plot with the French ambassador and Elizabeth that directly threatened the Queen. Although many were promoting the match with the Queen, she had no intention of marrying him. Mary said Edward was a man of small power and authority and she knew of his intrigues with the French ambassador. She said England needed money which was another reason not to marry him.
Mary was determined to marry her Hapsburg cousin, King Philip II of Spain. When the news broke, it aroused anxiety in the country and in Parliament. In November, a delegation was sent to Mary to beg her not to marry a foreigner. Mary refused to listen and many men were driven to intrigues in the hope of delaying or even halting the Spanish wedding. A conspiracy was hatched by Sir James Croft, Sir Thomas Wyatt, Sir Peter Carew and the duke of Suffolk which consisted of simultaneous uprisings in the west country, Hertfordshire, Kent and the midlands. The plotters main concern was the threat of Spanish domination.
The conspirators plans were vague and there seemed to be little consensus regarding their true objectives. Some were probably planning to depose Mary and replace her with her sister Elizabeth, supposedly married to Edward. Mary's marriage to Edward was also discussed. The French ambassador Noailles did everything in his power to promote Courtenay, short of offering military help to the rebels. Some may have viewed Edward as the key to the rebel's plans but it is unknown how involved Edward actually was in the rebellion. This lack of clarity from him may explain why the rebellion was disorganized and not effective.
Edward's marriage to Elizabeth was supported by some on the Queen's council who viewed it as a way to neutralize opposition to Mary's marriage to King Philip. Edward's mentor, Bishop Gardiner warned him not to marry Elizabeth because he considered her a heretic. Queen Mary's cousin, the Holy Roman Emperor Charles V had already rejected the idea.
Edward was in contact with Carew and he had an intermediary who delivered messages to Wyatt. The French ambassador noted that Edward was unstable and reported that he had a plan to flee England and to murder Paget and Arundel, his political opponents on Queen Mary's council. Edward's mother tried to curb her son's behavior but he was already compromised. The conspirators began to doubt his courage and suspected he would give them up. The French ambassador warned the plotters to not give him too much information.
19th-century copy by Sarah Bazett (d.1838) of portrait of Edward Courtenay, 1st Earl of Devon (d.1556) by Steven van der Meulen (d.1564).
The Queen's government became apprised of the conspiracy, forcing the plotters to act before they were ready. Because of Gardiner's affiliation with Edward, he was concerned he would be implicated. He confronted Edward on January 21, 1554 and compelled Edward to reveal what he knew about the plot. The rebellions in the west country, the midlands and Hertfordshire dwindled but Sir Thomas Wyatt posed a genuine threat to London. Wyatt eventually surrendered but Edward was still in trouble. He was imprisoned in the Tower on February 12.
All this strife convinced the Imperial ambassador Simon Renard that Mary would never be safe until her sister Elizabeth and Edward were removed. Renard worked assiduously to bring Edward and Elizabeth to trial after the fall of the Wyatt rebellion. Gardiner did just the opposite and worked to shield Edward from conviction. There was some evidence found against Edward. There was a great quantity of armor at his house and some peculiar costumes were found which could be considered disguises. It was alleged he used a secret cypher to communicate with Carew. He had organized a relay of post horses to transport him to Devon.
But none of this was enough to convict. Edward's involvement in the conspiracy seriously compromised Bishop Gardiner and the chancellor was forced to suppress the revelation of Edward's participation. Notes on Gardiner's interview with Edward were "lost". All Gardiner's work to shield Edward was successful as he was never brought to trial.
Wyatt implicated Edward in a confession possibly obtained under torture and in hope of being pardoned. On the day Wyatt was executed, the sheriffs of London witnessed an exchange between Wyatt and Edward. Wyatt supposedly asked Edward's forgiveness for falsely accusing him of being part of the plot. As Wyatt spoke from the scaffold, he absolved Edward and Elizabeth of any involvement, to the embarrassment of Queen Mary's government.
Edward was moved from the Tower to Fotheringhay on May 25 where he remained until April 6, 1555. The Queen believed she was pregnant and her council decided to send Edward to Brussels in May where he experienced the hospitality of Holy Roman Emperor Charles V. But there were brawls between his servants and the Spaniards of the court which he believed were encouraged by the authorities and he may have been justified in his suspicions.
He requested safe conduct to Italy and by the time he received it, Philip II's adviser Ruy Gómez had formulated a plot to have him assassinated once he arrived in Italy. Gómez offered a Dalmatian soldier one thousand crowns to murder Edward. Edward departed from Brussels on November 7 and travelled through the Holy Roman Empire, reaching Padua by the first of the year. The hired assassin defected to the Venetian authorities and Edward was spared.
Edward decided to work on furthering his education and refining his courtly accomplishments. He enrolled in the University of Padua but his real occupation was to cultivate his connections with the opponents of Queen Mary's government. He established and maintained contacts with Sir Philip Hoby who was deep in a conspiracy against Mary which was being organized by Sir Henry Dudley. Dudley's plan included robbing the exchequer, murdering Queen Mary and replacing her with Elizabeth and Edward. There was also talk of making Edward king.
Edward never did overtly commit to this plot. But his associations with the earl of Bedford and Sir Henry Killigrew made him suspicious in the eyes of Mary's government. King Henri II of France pressured Edward to conspire against Mary and even offered to arrange a marriage for him with Mary Queen of Scots. By this time Edward certainly knew something was afoot but he had learned to be cautious. All the plotting came to an end when Edward died on September 18, 1556. He had contracted a fever after getting caught in a storm while hawking three weeks before. He was buried in the church of Sant'Antonio in Padua.
Further reading: "Mary I: England's Catholic Queen" by John Edwards, "Two Tudor Conspiracies" by D.M. Loades, "Bloody Mary" by Carolly Erickson, entry on Edward Courtenay, first earl of Devon in the Oxford Dictionary of National Biography written by Ian W. Archer
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Did he marry & have children ? Edward Courtney earl of Devon …. Also Geoffrey & Arthur pole lingered in the tower for years disgraceful ; sons of Margaret countess of Salisbury … Margaret's decs dents would be alive today?? Any answers? Please
Did you read the article? As the article clearly states, Edward never married or had any children. His brothers Geoffrey and Arthur never "lingered in the Tower for years". These questions can easily be answered by doing an internet search. Geoffrey spent a short time in prison but was clearly mentally ill and was pardoned by the sovereign a couple of times. Arthur died around the age of 28, possibly of the sweating sickness. I would suggest any of the sources listed at the end of this article or my article on Margaret Pole for more information.
Anonymous, it isn't a good thing to skim Ms. Abernethy's works. You missed a fountain of good information. Also, many comments are very informative. By reading all, you can find most of your answers. By clicking related links by Ms. Abernethy, the story of the Salisbury family will be most enlightening.
If you have comments, please re-read them before sending. For the life of me I do not know exactly what you mean. Pretend you are someone else; does your comment make sense when you read it? Try reading it verbatim to someone and ask for feedback.
Giving more attention to grammar will be useful and rewarding throughout your life.
It will clarify what you are trying to convey; a bonus when job-seeking! Best wishes! Your heart's in the right place! 🙂
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countesschronicles says:
It truly amazes me that one only needs a very small amount of royal blood in order to be bold enough to overthrow or try to seriously influence a government. Edward Courtenay is such an example!
>While in the Tower, he spent a lot of time with rebels, doomed politicians and resentful aristocrats.<
It seems to me that the Tower was the place to be when you wanted to meet interesting people. 🙂
The end of the hero was somewhat surprising. I expected him to be either assassinated or executed. I'm sure he would have been, had he lived.
Yes probably so Iva. There was already one attempt to assassinate him.
Truly, Susan, this part of English history reads like a bad dream. Plots, complots, assassinations, executions, rebellion, more treason, more executions. Never a dull moment.
Once again, can message but "like" nothing. Please remember there will always be an invisible "like" next to the fine things you write! Blessings!!!
meghanferrara says:
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H/T The Freelance History Writer
Well-educated, supercilious, & willing to gamble with his own life, as well as others. Just as with so many medievel/renaissance noblemen.
I'm beginning to get the idea that political history was not a topic covered in the curricula of the times.
They studied the ancients, but paid no heed to the gory details of late. Knowing what I do of those times, I'd try to live as inconspicuously as possible; not throw everything in the ring & risk a traitor's death.
Well, fate certainly cleaned house. Courtenay was lucky to die from Mother Nature & not at the hands of an incensed monarch!
Queens Mary & Elizabeth were well rid of him!
Thank you! Have a great weekend!
Today I received books that were recommended here for further reading. I don't know which to start first: Maria Perry's The Sisters of Henry VIII, Susan Higginbottom's Margaret Pole or Mary Luke's The Nine Days Queen.
This is the best blog page for this subject & I appreciate the reading recommendations.
Hi Robin, Thank you for your kind words. The strongest of these books is Maria Perry's which is very interesting and includes a lot of unknown information on Mary and Margaret Tudor. You will certainly enjoy it! Next I would recommend Margaret Pole. Honestly, I don't remember recommending Mary Luke's book on Jane Grey as I have not read it. Luke's biography of Catherine of Aragon is excellent. I highly recommend Nicola Tallis' biography of Jane Grey. Happy reading!


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using System;
using System.Linq;

namespace Gee.External.Capstone {
    /// <summary>
    ///     Disassembled Instruction Detail.
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    /// <typeparam name="TSelf">
    ///     This type.
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        /// <exception cref="System.NotSupportedException">
        ///     Thrown if Diet Mode is enabled.
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        public TGroup[] Groups {
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        ///     Get Implicitly Read Registers.
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        /// <remarks>
        ///     Represents the registers implicitly read by the instruction, if Diet Mode is disabled and the hardware
        ///     architecture the instruction was disassembled for supports the operation. To determine if Diet Mode is
        ///     disabled, call <see cref="IsDietModeEnabled" />.
        /// </remarks>
        /// <exception cref="System.NotSupportedException">
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        public TRegister[] ImplicitlyReadRegisters {
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        /// <summary>
        ///     Get Implicitly Written Registers.
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        /// <remarks>
        ///     Represents the registers implicitly written by the instruction, if Diet Mode is disabled and the
        ///     hardware architecture the instruction was disassembled for supports the operation. To determine if
        ///     Diet Mode is disabled, call <see cref="IsDietModeEnabled" />.
        /// </remarks>
        /// <exception cref="System.NotSupportedException">
        ///     Thrown if Diet Mode is enabled.
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        public TRegister[] ImplicitlyWrittenRegisters {
            get {
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        /// <summary>
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            this._implicitlyWrittenRegisters = builder.ImplicitlyWrittenRegisters;
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        /// <summary>
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        /// <returns>
        ///     A boolean true if the instruction belongs to the instruction group. A boolean false otherwise.
        /// </returns>
        /// <exception cref="System.NotSupportedException">
        ///     Thrown if Diet Mode is enabled.
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        /// <summary>
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        public bool BelongsToGroup(TGroupId instructionGroupId) {
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            //
            // Throws an exception if the operation fails.
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        private bool IsDisassembleArchitectureUnsupported() {
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        ///     A boolean true if the register was explicitly read by the instruction. A boolean false otherwise.
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            //
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        }

        /// <summary>
        ///     Determine if a Register Was Explicitly Written.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="registerName">
        ///     A register's name.
        /// </param>
        /// <returns>
        ///     A boolean true if the register was explicitly written by the instruction. A boolean false otherwise.
        /// </returns>
        /// <exception cref="System.NotSupportedException">
        ///     Thrown if Diet Mode is enabled, or if the hardware architecture the instruction was disassembled for
        ///     does not support the operation.
        /// </exception>
        public bool IsRegisterExplicitlyWritten(string registerName) {
            // ...
            //
            // Throws an exception if the operation fails.
            var isRegisterExplicitlyWritten = this.ExplicitlyWrittenRegisters.Any(r => r.Name == registerName);
            return isRegisterExplicitlyWritten;
        }

        /// <summary>
        ///     Determine if a Register Was Explicitly Written.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="registerId">
        ///     A register's unique identifier.
        /// </param>
        /// <returns>
        ///     A boolean true if the register was explicitly written by the instruction. A boolean false otherwise.
        /// </returns>
        /// <exception cref="System.NotSupportedException">
        ///     Thrown if Diet Mode is enabled, or if the hardware architecture the instruction was disassembled for
        ///     does not support the operation.
        /// </exception>
        public bool IsRegisterExplicitlyWritten(TRegisterId registerId) {
            // ...
            //
            // Throws an exception if the operation fails.
            var isRegisterExplicitlyWritten = this.ExplicitlyWrittenRegisters.Any(r => r.Id.Equals(registerId));
            return isRegisterExplicitlyWritten;
        }

        /// <summary>
        ///     Determine if a Register Was Implicitly Read.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="registerName">
        ///     A register's name.
        /// </param>
        /// <returns>
        ///     A boolean true if the register was implicitly read by the instruction. A boolean false otherwise.
        /// </returns>
        /// <exception cref="System.NotSupportedException">
        ///     Thrown if Diet Mode is enabled.
        /// </exception>
        public bool IsRegisterImplicitlyRead(string registerName) {
            // ...
            //
            // Throws an exception if the operation fails.
            var isRegisterImplicitlyRead = this.ImplicitlyReadRegisters.Any(r => r.Name == registerName);
            return isRegisterImplicitlyRead;
        }

        /// <summary>
        ///     Determine if a Register Was Implicitly Read.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="registerId">
        ///     A register's unique identifier.
        /// </param>
        /// <returns>
        ///     A boolean true if the register was implicitly read by the instruction. A boolean false otherwise.
        /// </returns>
        /// <exception cref="System.NotSupportedException">
        ///     Thrown if Diet Mode is enabled.
        /// </exception>
        public bool IsRegisterImplicitlyRead(TRegisterId registerId) {
            // ...
            //
            // Throws an exception if the operation fails.
            var isRegisterImplicitlyRead = this.ImplicitlyReadRegisters.Any(r => r.Id.Equals(registerId));
            return isRegisterImplicitlyRead;
        }

        /// <summary>
        ///     Determine if a Register Was Implicitly Written.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="registerName">
        ///     A register's name.
        /// </param>
        /// <returns>
        ///     A boolean true if the register was implicitly written by the instruction. A boolean false otherwise.
        /// </returns>
        /// <exception cref="System.NotSupportedException">
        ///     Thrown if Diet Mode is enabled.
        /// </exception>
        public bool IsRegisterImplicitlyWritten(string registerName) {
            // ...
            //
            // Throws an exception if the operation fails.
            var isRegisterImplicitlyWritten = this.ImplicitlyWrittenRegisters.Any(r => r.Name == registerName);
            return isRegisterImplicitlyWritten;
        }

        /// <summary>
        ///     Determine if a Register Was Implicitly Written.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="registerId">
        ///     A register's unique identifier.
        /// </param>
        /// <returns>
        ///     A boolean true if the register was implicitly modified by the instruction. A boolean false otherwise.
        /// </returns>
        /// <exception cref="System.NotSupportedException">
        ///     Thrown if Diet Mode is enabled.
        /// </exception>
        public bool IsRegisterImplicitlyWritten(TRegisterId registerId) {
            // ...
            //
            // Throws an exception if the operation fails.
            var isRegisterImplicitlyWritten = this.ImplicitlyWrittenRegisters.Any(r => r.Id.Equals(registerId));
            return isRegisterImplicitlyWritten;
        }

        /// <summary>
        ///     Determine if a Register Was Explicitly or Implicitly Read.
        /// </summary>
        /// <remarks>
        ///     Indicates if a register was read by the instruction, both explicitly and implicitly, if Diet Mode is
        ///     disabled. If the hardware architecture the instruction was disassembled for does not support explicitly
        ///     read registers, only the implicitly read registers are considered. To determine if Diet Mode is
        ///     disabled, call <see cref="IsDietModeEnabled" />.
        /// </remarks>
        /// <param name="registerName">
        ///     A register's name.
        /// </param>
        /// <returns>
        ///     A boolean true if the register was explicitly or implicitly read by the instruction. A boolean false
        ///     otherwise.
        /// </returns>
        /// <exception cref="System.NotSupportedException">
        ///     Thrown if Diet Mode is enabled.
        /// </exception>
        public bool IsRegisterRead(string registerName) {
            // ...
            //
            // Throws an exception if the operation fails.
            var isRegisterRead = this.IsDisassembleArchitectureUnsupported()
                                     ? this.ImplicitlyReadRegisters.Any(r => r.Name == registerName)
                                     : this.AllReadRegisters.Any(r => r.Name        == registerName);

            return isRegisterRead;
        }

        /// <summary>
        ///     Determine if a Register Was Explicitly or Implicitly Read.
        /// </summary>
        /// <remarks>
        ///     Indicates if a register was read by the instruction, both explicitly and implicitly, if Diet Mode is
        ///     disabled. If the hardware architecture the instruction was disassembled for does not support explicitly
        ///     read registers, only the implicitly read registers are considered. To determine if Diet Mode is
        ///     disabled, call <see cref="IsDietModeEnabled" />.
        /// </remarks>
        /// <param name="registerId">
        ///     A register's unique identifier.
        /// </param>
        /// <returns>
        ///     A boolean true if the register was explicitly or implicitly read by the instruction. A boolean false
        ///     otherwise.
        /// </returns>
        /// <exception cref="System.NotSupportedException">
        ///     Thrown if Diet Mode is enabled.
        /// </exception>
        public bool IsRegisterRead(TRegisterId registerId) {
            // ...
            //
            // Throws an exception if the operation fails.
            var isRegisterRead = this.IsDisassembleArchitectureUnsupported()
                                     ? this.ImplicitlyReadRegisters.Any(r => r.Id.Equals(registerId))
                                     : this.AllReadRegisters.Any(r => r.Id.Equals(registerId));

            return isRegisterRead;
        }

        /// <summary>
        ///     Determine if a Register Was Explicitly or Implicitly Written.
        /// </summary>
        /// <remarks>
        ///     Indicates if a register was written by the instruction, both explicitly and implicitly, if Diet Mode
        ///     is disabled. If the hardware architecture the instruction was disassembled for does not support
        ///     explicitly written registers, only the implicitly written registers are considered. To determine if
        ///     Diet Mode is disabled, call <see cref="IsDietModeEnabled" />.
        /// </remarks>
        /// <param name="registerName">
        ///     A register's name.
        /// </param>
        /// <returns>
        ///     A boolean true if the register was explicitly or implicitly written by the instruction. A boolean
        ///     false otherwise.
        /// </returns>
        /// <exception cref="System.NotSupportedException">
        ///     Thrown if Diet Mode is enabled.
        /// </exception>
        public bool IsRegisterWritten(string registerName) {
            // ...
            //
            // Throws an exception if the operation fails.
            var isRegisterWritten = this.IsDisassembleArchitectureUnsupported()
                                        ? this.ImplicitlyWrittenRegisters.Any(r => r.Name == registerName)
                                        : this.AllWrittenRegisters.Any(r => r.Name        == registerName);

            return isRegisterWritten;
        }

        /// <summary>
        ///     Determine if a Register Was Explicitly or Implicitly Written.
        /// </summary>
        /// <remarks>
        ///     Indicates if a register was written by the instruction, both explicitly and implicitly, if Diet Mode
        ///     is disabled. If the hardware architecture the instruction was disassembled for does not support
        ///     explicitly written registers, only the implicitly written registers are considered. To determine if
        ///     Diet Mode is disabled, call <see cref="IsDietModeEnabled" />.
        /// </remarks>
        /// <param name="registerId">
        ///     A register's unique identifier.
        /// </param>
        /// <returns>
        ///     A boolean true if the register was explicitly or implicitly modified by the instruction. A boolean
        ///     false otherwise.
        /// </returns>
        /// <exception cref="System.NotSupportedException">
        ///     Thrown if Diet Mode is enabled.
        /// </exception>
        public bool IsRegisterWritten(TRegisterId registerId) {
            // ...
            //
            // Throws an exception if the operation fails.
            var isRegisterWritten = this.IsDisassembleArchitectureUnsupported()
                                        ? this.ImplicitlyWrittenRegisters.Any(r => r.Id.Equals(registerId))
                                        : this.AllWrittenRegisters.Any(r => r.Id.Equals(registerId));
            return isRegisterWritten;
        }

        /// <summary>
        ///     On Explicitly Read Registers Lazy Initialization.
        /// </summary>
        /// <returns>
        ///     The instruction's explicitly read registers.
        /// </returns>
        private TRegister[] OnExplicitlyReadRegistersLazyInitialization() {
            var value = this._allReadRegisters.Except(this._implicitlyReadRegisters).ToArray();
            return value;
        }

        /// <summary>
        ///     On Explicitly Written Registers Lazy Initialization.
        /// </summary>
        /// <returns>
        ///     The instruction's explicitly written registers.
        /// </returns>
        private TRegister[] OnExplicitlyWrittenRegistersLazyInitialization() {
            var value = this._allWrittenRegisters.Except(this._implicitlyWrittenRegisters).ToArray();
            return value;
        }
    }
}

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Review - The Faith and Fate of David Ghent by Maren Dille (2/5)
By Jessica Veter
The Faith and Fate of David Ghent starts promisingly. Layla is running to save David from making a horrible mistake. It is the eleventh hour, and she has new knowledge which says if David is not stopped he will lose his life and destroy the world.
Workshop instructors say: begin in the middle of the story, but Maren Dille is audacious enough to start at what seems to be the end.
In spite of the action-packed beginning, The Faith and Fate of David Ghent is not an action novel. In the beginning, David is a surly, angry, self-defeating young man with a chip on his shoulder the size of a small country. Who can blame him? David's divine purpose is to jump-start the Apocalypse. Most young men his age have enough on their hands trying to get through university. Consequently, David hates everyone, especially Layla, a daughter of angels (literally), whom he must protect at all costs. The novel follows David as he turns from that angry young man into someone who can take on the legions of Hell with some hope of winning.
I give Maren Dille full points for taking the time to allow her protagonist real time to change. David's transformation is believable; he is truly unlikeable at the beginning of the novel but the reader does grudgingly start to cheer for him as his personality reveals itself to be conflicted and complex. Given that Maren is capable of creating these kinds of characters, I found it sad that the same care and attention was not given to Layla. She starts out with a bang, but as soon as possible she's relegated to the role of 'damsel in distress'. What a disappointment.
Disappointing also was the lack of tension in the novel. David is being sent up against Lucifer – arguably the baddest baddy of them all – but there is no sense of the enormity of that task. The token demons and beasties that appear are easily defeated and forgotten. There is never that breathlessness that makes a reader stay up until 3am when the alarm is set for 6:30.
For a YA novel some of the themes are downright disturbing. As punishment, Heaven forces David to feel love for Layla. I'll give Layla credit that she's unhappy about the situation, but there is never any real discussion of the morals or ethics of what is done to David. And, as David's transformation comes about because of this imposed emotion, it raises the question of its authenticity. If Lucifer took Heaven to court over the end result of the Apocalypse, evidence like this would force the court to rule in the Fallen's favor.
Maren Dille
More troubling, however, was the representation of women. This goes beyond the 'weak woman' complaint I've soapboxed about in the past. David's ex is a hellion (a daughter of Cursed souls), who has been damned, as far as I can tell, because she and David have been having sex. Putting aside the fact that David and Marianna are consenting adults, are we really still telling young women that their natural sexual desires are sinful? Guess what Marianna does to redeem her sinful ways? She sacrifices herself for David.
You've got it girls, the first one to have sex dies.
Come to think of it, these are disturbing themes in any novel, but I would argue that when writing for young people, authors need to set the bar extraordinarily high and then surpass it.
Looks like my star-metre is stuck on two; I tried hitting it once or twice, but it's not budging. One star for planning, one star for David's character, but I'm keeping the rest and turning them into a constellation for Marianna and all our sisters in fiction.
About the Author: Maren Dille lives in Spanish, Fork, Utah with her family where she works as a mom, piano teacher, and writer. You can find more information about her at www.marendille.com.
About the Reviewer: Jessica Veter is a novelist raised in rural Ontario. Having escaped to Toronto, she spent the 90's over-educating herself at York University and then the University of Toronto. Once she accepted that there were never going to be any job listings in The Globe and Mail headed "Medievalist Wanted", Jessica went to Japan. There, she met her husband and they lived in England before returning to Canada with a son and a greyhound. Now in rural Flamborough, Jessica and her husband raise 3 boys, 6 chickens and are owned by 1 dog. You are welcome to visit her at www.jessicaveter.com.
Posted by Jonathan Wilhoit at 6:28 AM
Labels: book review, paranormal, YA
The Bookworm March 19, 2013 at 4:15 PM
That's a shame it disappointed. Those do sound like disturbing themes for being a YA book.
J.S. Veter March 20, 2013 at 4:55 PM
I actually thought the themes were appropriate, but I was disturbed by the way they were treated. It's fine to encourage young people to think carefully before engaging in sexual activity, but I hate the way women, especially, are so casually condemned for deciding to say 'yes'. And in this book, the young lady is literally condemned for doing nothing more than seeking love and acceptance in the only way she knows how.
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An observer located in New York City on Tuesday July 09, 2019, would see:
You can also see the map of the stars on Tuesday July 09, 2019 based on your location and at a specific time.
Mercury rising at 07:05 am and setting at 09:03 pm with a 10% of surface illuminated. Mercury would be orbiting the Sun at a distance of 0.46 astronomical units (AU) and would be found at a distance of 0.61 astronomical units (AU) from Earth. Given the planet elongation, the observer would see Mercury at an angle of 15° 58' 13.1" with the Sun. The brightness would be 2.16 this day, as measured by the planet magnitude.
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Q: MySQL generate all possible combinations from numbers with a certain length how to generate all possible combinations from numbers in a MySql table with a certain length? For example 8 numbers.
Only with MySql not together with php.
My table "numbers" contains:
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9

I want now to let create all possible combinations in "numbers1".
Like:
00000001
00000002
00000003
00000004

A: if the length is fixed it is quite simple, so you could do something like this
DECLARE @number TABLE (num NVARCHAR(1))
INSERT INTO @number
VALUES ('0'),('1'),('2'),('3'),('4'),('5'),('6'),('7'),('8'),('9')

SELECT n1.num + n2.num + n3.num + n4.num
FROM @number n1, @number n2, @number n3, @number n4

if the number is variable you could either build the sql-command and execute it using sp_execute @cmd or you can create a table-value-function for it.
Edit: I just overread the "mysql"-part. the solution above is coded in TSQL (using MS SqlServer). I am not completely sure, but the only thing you have to change should be the declaration of the variable.
CREATE TEMPORARY TABLE @number (num NVARCHAR(1))

And if I am not mistaken instead of using sp_executeto execute a command you can use something like
PREPARE cmd FROM 'SELECT ...'
EXECUTE cmd

A: It sounds like you want a cartesian product but I don't get why you want a single column in your output but anyway
select distinct case when u1.id >= u.id then u.id else u1.id end umin,
         case when u1.id < u.id then u.id else u1.id end umax
from users u cross join users u1
where u1.id <> u.id
order by umin,umax

The cross join creates the cartesian product the where clause drops those where the combination/permuatation results in the same value eg 1,1 2,2 etc and the distinct dedupes
So given this
MariaDB [sandbox]> select id  from users;
+----+
| id |
+----+
|  1 |
|  2 |
|  3 |
|  6 |
|  7 |
|  8 |
| 10 |
| 12 |
| 14 |
| 15 |
| 16 |
| 17 |
| 18 |
| 19 |
| 20 |
+----+
15 rows in set (0.00 sec)

The query results in
+------+------+
| umin | umax |
+------+------+
|    1 |    2 |
|    1 |    3 |
|    1 |    6 |
|    1 |    7 |
|    1 |    8 |
|    1 |   10 |
|    1 |   12 |
|    1 |   14 |
|    1 |   15 |
|    1 |   16 |
|    1 |   17 |
|    1 |   18 |
|    1 |   19 |
|    1 |   20 |
|    2 |    3 |
|    2 |    6 |
|    2 |    7 |
|    2 |    8 |
|    2 |   10 |
|    2 |   12 |
|    2 |   14 |
|    2 |   15 |
|    2 |   16 |
|    2 |   17 |
|    2 |   18 |
|    2 |   19 |
|    2 |   20 |
|    3 |    6 |
|    3 |    7 |
|    3 |    8 |
|    3 |   10 |
|    3 |   12 |
|    3 |   14 |
|    3 |   15 |
|    3 |   16 |
|    3 |   17 |
|    3 |   18 |
|    3 |   19 |
|    3 |   20 |
|    6 |    7 |
|    6 |    8 |
|    6 |   10 |
|    6 |   12 |
|    6 |   14 |
|    6 |   15 |
|    6 |   16 |
|    6 |   17 |
|    6 |   18 |
|    6 |   19 |
|    6 |   20 |
|    7 |    8 |
|    7 |   10 |
|    7 |   12 |
|    7 |   14 |
|    7 |   15 |
|    7 |   16 |
|    7 |   17 |
|    7 |   18 |
|    7 |   19 |
|    7 |   20 |
|    8 |   10 |
|    8 |   12 |
|    8 |   14 |
|    8 |   15 |
|    8 |   16 |
|    8 |   17 |
|    8 |   18 |
|    8 |   19 |
|    8 |   20 |
|   10 |   12 |
|   10 |   14 |
|   10 |   15 |
|   10 |   16 |
|   10 |   17 |
|   10 |   18 |
|   10 |   19 |
|   10 |   20 |
|   12 |   14 |
|   12 |   15 |
|   12 |   16 |
|   12 |   17 |
|   12 |   18 |
|   12 |   19 |
|   12 |   20 |
|   14 |   15 |
|   14 |   16 |
|   14 |   17 |
|   14 |   18 |
|   14 |   19 |
|   14 |   20 |
|   15 |   16 |
|   15 |   17 |
|   15 |   18 |
|   15 |   19 |
|   15 |   20 |
|   16 |   17 |
|   16 |   18 |
|   16 |   19 |
|   16 |   20 |
|   17 |   18 |
|   17 |   19 |
|   17 |   20 |
|   18 |   19 |
|   18 |   20 |
|   19 |   20 |
+------+------+
105 rows in set (0.00 sec)

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It has a 2-month ripening time.
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Tune in to the 2022 Red Bull King of the Air wrap with North
The 2022 Red Bull King of the Air was one of the most exciting and extreme showdowns ever witnessed in Big Air kiting. Heat after heat we watched jaw-dropping tricks performed at a completely new level. Saw Spaniard Liam Whaley score close to a perfect 10. And Italian Lorenzo Casati, only 17 years and a day, lead the changing of the guard to be crowned King.
Rookie victorious at 10th anniversary of windy Cape Town kitesurfing event.
Words by Red Bull. Images by Craig Kolesky and Paul Ganse / Red Bull Content Pool
Italian teenager Lorenzo Casati overcame compatriot Andrea Principi and Dutchman Jamie Overbeek to usher in a new era in the most extreme Big Air kiteboarding contest in the world, Red Bull King of the Air, as the Cape Town crowds enjoyed the 10th edition.
Red Bull King of the Air has served as the single biggest driver of Big Air kiteboarding progression and the 10th anniversary in South Africa was a celebration of how far the discipline has come over the past decade.
Capped off by three rookies in the final, the day was one for the record books with winds over 40 knots making it one of the windiest ever along with the highest single move and heat scores being set.
Jamie Overbeek, Lorenzo Casati and Andrea Principi take the 2022 Podium. Photo by Paul Ganse / Red Bull Content Pool.
Riders were judged on the amplitude, variety, execution and difficulty grade of their tricks as well as being given an 'overall impression' score by the panel of independent and highly experienced judges.
North team riders Marc Jacobs and Luca Ceruti came up against each other in Heat #9 of Round Two.
South Easterlies of 40 knots blew consistently for the two-man heat, which Luca Ceruti led into with a big dooby front roll with a third rotation and a grab.
Marc Jacobs. Photo by Paul Ganse / Red Bull Content Pool
Within 8 minutes, the defending King Marc Jacobs had three tricks on the boards.
The judges predicted a close heat, separated by less than two points. Marc had enough variations in the bank to allow him the luxury of changing kites with still three minutes left in the heat.
Luca Ceruti. Photo by Paul Ganse / Red Bull Content Pool
At this point, Luca had two of the highest-scoring tricks, but they were his only tricks. With only 2 minutes left, Luca pulled into first place and made a last minute kite change.
Marc had landed 9 tricks to Luca's three, and looked to have the impression score on variations in the bag. Then the South African went for a double loop with a delayed backroll and a grab on the way down, sending the crowd on the beach wild.
Marc responded with an S-Loop - bringing his total top-three trick scores to 22.44. A mere point above teammate Luca at 21.42.
The 2021 Defending Champ was safely, and just, into Round 3.
The Round Two impression score was an 8.18 for MJ and a 6.2 for Luca Ceruti.
"We've seen moves at a rate that we've never seen before, we've seen tricks that have never been done before," said commentator Lewis Crathern.
"Radical manoeuvres that previously would have been landed with less than a millimetre to spare are now being done with ease and comfort. The progression, wow," said commentator Colin Heckroodt.
In the first heat of Round Three (Heat 13), Marc Jacobs came up against Lorenzo Casati.
No stranger to the pressure of coming up against the giants, Casati had already beaten Jesse Richman at the GKA Big Air World Championships in Tarifa, to rank 4th overall, and then placed 2nd in Cold Hawaii.
With 4min left, Casati's scores started creeping up over the 9-point mark. A 9.82 and 9.34 - the first time in KOTA history the judges had ever awarded two 9-point scores in the same heat. Marc Jacobs had his work cut out.
At the end of the ten-minute heat, Casati had dropped the biggest score ever seen in the history of King of the Air since 2013, with 36.9 points overall (including an impression score of 9.42). Marc's outstanding total score of 30.54 would see him dethroned after Round 3.
The 17-year-old Casati, who got to wear the traditional African winner's mask after 22 heats and over seven hours of intense competition, revealed: "Just to be here and compete at Red Bull King of the Air was a dream come true for me already, but to win was a bonus. There were some really tough heats, so I'm just super happy. Thank you to my sponsors and my dad who has believed in me since I started kitesurfing."
Lorenzo Casati. Photo Paul Ganse / Red Bull Content Pool.
Sportive Director Sergio Cantagalli said: "The judging criteria and system are unique and don't conform to any other kitesurfing or kiteboarding leagues or organisations. It is an exciting time for the sport. Casati was the most complete, extreme rider on the day."
North Director of Engineering Hugh Pinfold was at the event for the first time, and expressed how stoked he was to be part of a company that supports the biggest event in the progression of our sport.
"The 10th edition of Red Bull King of the Air was one for the record books. A solid 45 knots by the semi finals. We're super proud of our North team riders @marcjacobskite and @luca_ceruti_, who gave it their all, amazing mental and physical stamina."
Keeping with the event's philosophy of progression, the 10th year saw the addition of the Porsche Golden Ticket - open to video entrants between the ages of 16 and 25 who had never competed before. This exciting opportunity saw three rookies, finalist Overbeek, Cohan Van Dijk (who went all the way to the semi-finals) and Evan Kiljn selected.
Cohan Van Dijk. Photo by Craig Kolesky / Red Bull Content Pool
They received an all-expenses paid trip to South Africa to compete in a qualification round. Van Dijk won the round and qualified for the main event but - due to the last-minute withdrawal of Italian star Airton Cozzolino (who suffered an injury in training) - Overbeek also lined up.
The Dutch teenager grabbed the opportunity and showed his class, convincingly beating world champions and previous winners on his way to the final, as did the various other rookies, including impressive Casati.
Liam Whaley. Photo by Paul Ganse / Red Bull Content Pool
The Mystic Move of the day went to Spaniard Liam Whaley for a Double Kite Loop Back Roll Board Off that scored a massive 9.94 and is the second year in a row that Whaley has taken that title.
As Adrian Kerr from Kitesurf 365 said:
"The future is now - this is the next stage of kiteboarding... it has begun".
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Dividend and franking basic examples. | Payout Change. 4115. fiscal year (Jun.) woolworths.com.au. One Tuas Limited Shares (TUA) for every two TPM shares held, issued by way of a non-cash in-specie dividend of $0.6799 per Tuas share. were here to help you eat fresher & healthier food, 7 days a week with $23.0 -1.58 0%. A Friday afternoon Crown special - and plenty of missed opportunities 3 August, 2018. Woolworths (WOW) is a retail operator in Australia and New Zealand, with 3,357 stores and approximately 215,000 employees. In 2013 the total A quick look at the latest Woolworths sale, in the Woolworths specials catalogue here and you will find fashionable clothing at excellent prices. 5. Dividend-paying stocks, mostly belonging to blue-chip firms, remain in demand among retirees. Get 20 years of historical total dividends paid charts for WOLWF stock and other companies. Woolworths declared a 10 a share special dividend and kept its final dividend unchanged at 50, payable October 12, taking the full-year payout to 103 compared with 84 Its business division comprises of Australian Food, New Zealand Food and Big W. Early estimates suggest the special dividend could be as high as $2 billion, but a lot will depend on how the market is at the time. The spin-off is due to happen in late June IE by the end of the 2020-21 financial year. Shareholders will receive one share in Endeavour for every one Woolworths share they own. Tons of financial metrics for serious investors. By September 2020, the Woolworths Australian businesses combined debt had snowballed to about R4.3-billion. From Woolworths Group cash flow. Historical Dividend Yield Data. Impressive dividend yields are good, but this doesn't matter much if the payments can't be sustained. The majority of proceeds will be returned to shareholders via a special dividend. WOLWF. AU 114.942529 AU 92.768526 AU 61.224490. In depth view into Woolworths Group Dividend including historical data from 2008, charts and stats. Woolworths Group's next dividend payment will be AU$0.53 per share. Data and content is provided for personal use only. The latest catalogue, with July 2022 sale, is available from 04/07/2022 for a limited time, so start browsing now!
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Looking ahead, Woolworths Group CEO Brad Banducci said, "In Australian Food, sales in the first seven weeks of Q1'19 slowed as customers adjusted to the removal of single-use plastic bags, the impact of a competitor continuity 05, 2022 WLWHF STOCK PRICE INCREASE: Woolworths Holdings Ltd on 03-05-2022 increased CommSec estimates that over $36 billion in dividends have been paid, or will be paid in coming weeks. When did Woolworths last increase or decrease its Yield (Fwd) Woolworths declared a fully franked final dividend of 50c, taking the ordinary dividend for the year to 93c, an 11 per cent increase on the prior year. Special: 0.0717 Mar 01, 2018: Mar 02, 2018: Apr 06, 2018: Feb 26, 26 Mar 14 25 Sept 13 29 May 13. Woolworths declared a 10 a share special dividend and kept its final dividend unchanged at 50, payable October 12, taking the full-year payout to 103 compared with 84 in 2017. Mr Banducci said further capital management would be considered when Woolworths sold or floated its $1.8 billion petrol business. Woolworths Group Limited (WOW) - Dividends. Eligible shareholders received 0.8 TAH shares for each TTS share they own plus Cash Consideration of $0.265 and Special Dividend of $0.160. As at 30 April 2022, using the FY2022 Interim Dividend of 3.50cps, Interim Special Dividend of 0.50cps and FY2021 Final Dividend of 3.00cps, and a share price of $1.70, the historical grossedup dividend yield is 5.8%. Review the current Woolworths Group Ltd (WOLWF:PINX) dividend yield and history to decide if ATUS stock is the best investment for you. Estimate Value. Rank in 1 month. [REPORT] WOLWF vs Benchmark, Jun 2022. Unfortunately, market watchers have missed their chance to buy into the upcoming Woolies Dividends. Woolworths Financial Services (Proprietary) Limited DIVIDENDS PER SHARE CENTS 2009* 2010 2011 85.0 105.0 143.5 * EXCLUDES SPECIAL DIVIDEND DILUTED HEADLINE EARNINGS PER SHARE CENTS 2009 2010 2011 107.5 159.3 209.8 PROFIT BEFORE TAX +31.1% 2011 ADJUSTED HEADLINE +36.7% earnings per share dividends per share dividend growth rate special dividend dividend growth rate predictions based on history, payout ratio history and split, spin-off and special dividends. As part of the demerger, which investors will vote on in early June, Woolworths will look to return between $1.6 billion and $2 billion to shareholders by way of a special dividend. View and export this data back to 2003. Pre-Tax Net Tangible Assets: $1.82. WLWHY Payout Ratio. Get total dividends paid charts for Woolworths Group (WOLWF). The spin-off is due to happen in late June IE by the end of the 2020-21 financial year. Woolworths intends to return between $1.6 billion and $2 billion to shareholders in a special dividend. Including Australian and New Zealand Food, Endeavour Drinks and BIG W. 4.
Full year fully franked dividend including special dividend. Dividend (Fwd) $0.00. The final dividend is That will be topped up with a one-off 10-cent 2013 Special. Company Financials. At Tabcorp (TAH) merged with Tatts (TTS), and issued shareholders of TTS with shares in TAH. Dividend history of Woolworths Group Limited fully paid ordinary shares. 546,408$ shop online at woolworths for your groceries. Woolworths Group Dividend Yield: 2.90% for June 28, 2022. Dividend Yield Chart. ADVERTISEMENTS. As in it has paid all the company tax at a rate of 30 per cent. Woolworths Group Doesn't Earn Enough To Cover Its Payments. This means that your cost base for Woolworths now becomes $22.50 (75% of $30.00), and your cost base for your Endeavour shares is $7.50 each (25% of $30.00). Why are Coles, Woolworths and JB Hi-Fi tanking? 2.36%. Shareholders will receive one share in Endeavour for every one Woolworths share they own. Investors enjoyed a solid day for the Woolworths Group Ltd share price this Wednesday. About Woolworths Group 1. Dividend stocks provide a steady income source, which makes all the more sense during uncertain times. During the past 12 months, Woolworths Group's average Dividends Per Share Growth Rate June 30th, 2022 - Motley Fool. $35.900. The retailer declared a final dividend of 66 cents per share, a 25.8% decrease on the prior year's 89 cents. The ex-dividend date occurs one day before the record date which is the day on which
Investors are hopeful of a special dividend, which chief executive Richard Goyder did not rule out. At market close, Woolworths shares rose by a healthy 2.51% to $36.80. No Woolworths company or any of their dividends is providing you with personalised financial date. Fortescue Metals, JB Hi-Fi, Rio Tinto, and IOOF Holdings are a few stocks that provide fully franked dividends. WLWHY Ex-Dividend Date 2022 March 24. Woolworths (WOW) is a retail operator in Australia and New Zealand, with 3,357 stores and approximately 215,000 employees. Including the 2008 GFC, and COVID-19 recessionary period. When did Woolworths Group last The Company operates primarily in A high-level overview of Woolworths Group Limited (WOLWF) stock. Historical dividend payout and yield for Woolworths Holdings (WLWHY) since 1971. Dividend per share of Woolworths is 0.94 AUD, and his stock market price 37.26 AUD. Woolworths Group's Dividends per Share for the six months ended in Dec. 2021 was $0.39. Ex-date on March 3, 2022. Tabcorp (TAH) merger with Tatts (TTS) December 2017. Special: 0.0717 Mar 01, 2018: Mar 02, 2018: Apr 06, 2018: Feb 26, 2018: Normal: 0.3338 Sep 07, 2017: Sep 08, 2017 Dividends are common dividends paid per share, reported as of the ex-dividend date. The average dividend yield in last 5 years is 2.84%. Our Story. Research. ___ For all liquor orders processed, Woolworths Group is acting as an agent on behalf of Endeavour Group Limited (ABN 77 159 767 843). Karl Gernetzky. US 103 US 83 US 63. Last year, in total, the company distributed AU$1.01 to shareholders. According to the chart below, where dividend yield is displayed, Woolworths has a Early estimates suggest the $0.08. E.g.1) In Woolworths (ASX:WOW) half-year report ending 30 December 2018, it declared it is paying a 45 cents per share dividend, fully franked. Woolworths, current dividend yield: 3.06% / dividend history 2021: 1.080 | 2020: 0.940 | 2019: 1.020 | / payment: semi-annually / withholding tax rate: 30.0% Retail group Woolworths has opted not to pay an interim dividend even though it grew profits, warning the first few months of 2021 The dividend yield measures the ratio of dividends paid / share price. Investors were also treated to a higher than anticipated dividend of 35.5 cents a share, which was made up of a 24-cent ordinary dividend and special dividend of 11.5 cents a share. 2. Woolworths maintains its place as the supermarket and general retailing market leader. Ex-Date Woolworths Holdings resumed dividend payouts on Thursday after its annual profit surged 212.5%, as the South African retailer continued to see signs of recovery from the Change in Directors' Interest. Dividend declaration dates, ex-dividend dates, dates of record, dividend payment dates, dividend types, dividend amounts Store-controllable voice of customer - Australian Food. Global Rank. WOW has paid dividends every year since 1993. Inactive Inactive Inactive. WLWHY Dividend Yield. This wouldve helped in Woolworths decision to pay an interim dividend. Early estimates suggest the special dividend could be as high as $2 billion, but a lot will depend on how the market is at the time. Groceries. Dividend Summary. Stay up to date on the latest stock price, chart, news, analysis, fundamentals, trading and investment tools. View and export this data back to 2011. Find the latest dividend history for Woolworths Group Limited (WOLWF) at Nasdaq.com. 118. The current dividend payout for stock Woolworths Holdings Limited (WLWHY) as of Nov. 28, 2021 is 0.04 USD. Woolworths has released details of the spin-off of its grog business, Endeavour Drinks and shareholders could be in for multi-billion-dollar reward. Record date on March 4, 2022. A special dividend of $0.516 per share. In an announcement to the ASX, the supermarket heavyweight Woolworths also announced it will pay a final dividend of 50 cents per share plus a special dividend of 10 WLWHY Annual Dividend. Woolworths Group Ltd (OTCBB:WOLWF) dividend history. Woolworths Full Year Result 20 Aug 18: WOW announces special dividend from CommSec on Podchaser, aired Monday, 20th August 2018. Some companies paid dividends even during the COVID-19 period when most businesses were negatively impacted. Woolworths will use that increased profit to pay shareholders a 50-cent final dividend that matches the first-half distribution. To obtain advice tailored to your particular circumstances, please contact a professional financial adviser. Woolworths Group Dividend: 0.2844 for March 3, 2022. Dividend Chart. Woolworths Holdings Limited operates a chain of retail stores. Woolworths Group Limited. Woolworths special dividend propped up by pokies 20 August, 2018. After years of that hurtful relationship, David Jones is finally buying flowers to say sorry. * Projects higher 2024 sales in all units (Adds sales and margin guidance, David Jones special dividend) Woolworths declared an interim dividend of 80.5 cents a share, Wesfarmers, Woolworths and Coles normally three of the safest, slowest-moving stocks on the market copped a hiding. Woolworths Holdings Dividend: 0.0548 for March 24, 2022. Dividend Chart. The current dividend yield for Woolworths Holdings as of December 31, 1969 is 2.18%. Woolworths Group's most recent Final dividend payment of A$0.55 per share was made to shareholders on Thursday, October 7, 2021.
Category. What is a dividend? Retailing rival Woolworths lost 0.3 per cent to $35.86. It offers clothing, food, homeware, beauty and financial services under its own brand name. 2012 Final From continuing operations before significant items. Woolworths Group Limited declared dividend of AUD 0.39000000 for the six months ended February 2, 2022. Franked dividends are dividends paid or credited by the Australian businesses from their respective profits, with a tax credit attached to them. We also saw the group pay a special dividend in 2018.
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March 18, 2019 — Thousands of dead fish washed up in creeks that are part of the Shrewsbury River estuary in Monmouth County over the weekend after the large school of menhaden were pursued by predatory fish and depleted the oxygen from the shallow water, state environmental officials said.
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David Tauro is dock manager at Belford Seafood Co-Op, a group of about 20 commercial fishing companies that have been in business together since 1953.
Patrons of the retail store can find just about every kind of Atlantic coast seafood one can imagine, including flounder, cod, tuna, scallops, squid, crabs, lobster and numerous other products.
Scallops furnished by Belford Seafood Co-Op were recently included in a chef's competition in Asbury Park organized by the Grown in Monmouth marketing initiative.
"We sell pretty much every kind of fish you can think of in the retail store and we also have a wholesale operation at which we sell all the fish caught in our local waters and out as far as 175 miles to the Hudson Canyon," Tauro said in his office, near several huge walk-in freezer rooms.
The fish typically follow the Gulfstream, he said.
As water near the New Jersey coastline gets colder, whiting, fluke, bluefish, porgies and other fish swim with the warmer waters of the Gulfstream.
"The water can be 70 degrees out there. The canyon water is very deep and warmer and the fish follow it out as it gets colder here. You can be wearing a t-shirt out there in the middle of January," said Tauro, an experienced commercial fisherman who has made many harvesting trips out to the Hudson Canyon.
He said it can take anywhere from 12 to 15 hours to get there, depending on the commercial vessel you're on.
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NEW JERSEY: What do you do with 20,000 dead fish? It was all hands on deck in Shore town
August 30, 2016 — Bob Considine, the DEP's director of communications, said the menhaden population off New Jersey appears to be exceptionally large this year. He said the department had tested samples of the dead fish and "none appear obviously diseased."
Loesch said that the fish kill was the first in Little Egg Harbor in the 39 years he has lived there. When the scale of it became apparent, the township council authorized the payment of overtime for the public works department.
On Sunday, volunteer firefighters and public works crews working in small boats trained fire hoses on the heaps of dead fish, sending them into the lagoons around Osborn island.
There, MUA employees used a vacuum truck to suck the fish up and transport them to a landfill.
"You can get a lot more volunteer firemen out on a Sunday than you can on a Monday," Loesch said. "We were lucky."
Read the full story at Philly.com


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As part of the New Clubhouse celebrations a Senior Football Challenge between Dublin and Galway will take place on Sun 19th April at 2pm in Skerries. Admittance on the day by Ticket only. Adult tickets €10 and U16s tickets are Free. U16's Must be accompanied by an Adult when receiving their ticket. A Pre-sale of tickets for club members will take place in the Clubhouse on Thursday 2nd April between 7pm and 9pm. Tickets go on general sale on Tues 7th and 9th April in clubhouse from 8pm each night.
Official Clubhouse Opening on Sunday May 3rd: Opening Ceremony 12pm. Followed by Challenge Match with Dublin Senior Ladies Footballers at 2pm ,and Dublin Senior Camogie at 4pm, opposition for both matches TBC later. Mon 4th May Juvenile Day: Solo Run 2pm followed by Music and BBQ. Primary Schools league starts at 4pm.
Well Done to Lyndsey Davey (2-2) and Sinead O'Mahony who played on Dublin's Senior football win over Tyrone in NFL and to Anna McHugh on winning the Giles Cup in the Ladies football final with Trinity College.
The Annual Easter Primary Schools Hurling and Camogie Tournament sponsored by The Sports Shop takes place from Mon 30th March to Fri 2nd April at 3pm to 6pm each day. Entry FREE. More info from Stephen GPO 0851559546.
New Clubhouse Bar Opening Times Thurs and Friday from 7pm, Saturday and Sunday from 2pm.
Feile Fundraiser: Club crested Gloves, orders can be made via mentors at training sessions. Juveniles Sizes €12.50 and Adults €15. More Info at 0868203882. Great Idea and they look great.
Harps Club Ties Now in stock at €15. Great Gift Idea!! Contact Fergal 0868984657.
Zingo result 2-6-5-1-4-3-7. No J/pot Winner. Jackpot Now €3,600 Would make a Nice Holiday!! Next Draw Thurs 2nd April in The Snug at 10.30pm. Envelopes €2 from Gary Holland or by quarterly bank standing order or play on-line at skerriesharps.ie. Playing Makes It possible!! and Help Your Club at the same time.
The Club wishes all members, supporters and friends a very Happy Easter.