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“Your creeds and dogmas of a learned church May build a fabric, fair with moral beauty; But it would seem that the strong hand of God Can, only, 'rase the devil from the heart.”—Duo.

Nor was his eare less peal'd With noises loud and ruinous (to compare Great things with small) then when BELLONA storms, With all her battering Engines bent to rase Som Capital City, or less then if this frame Of Heav'n were falling, and these Elements In mutinie had from her Axle torn The stedfast Earth.

He ordered the captain of the guard to take with him forty men, to pillage Noureddin's house, to rase it to the ground, and to bring Noureddin and the slave to him.

Paul Rice, head of agriculture, Wright Hassall; John Giles, Promar International; Harry Cotterell, Fisher German; David Gardner, RASE

RASE President Sir John Beddington presented the award as part of his annual President's Day event, which was held at the Blagdon Estate.

Alice Bell, head of Rase Technical Events said: "We have dedicated this year's programme of forums to helping pig and poultry farmers grow their business.

Those affected by the uprising are required to bring their identity cards or home ownership titles with them to the Post Office to collect compensation, Rase said.

LaSalle is now responsible for Stoneleigh Park under a 150-year lease from RASE with plans to revitalise the site as an internationally-renowned centre for agriculture, rural business, science and innovation.

Mr Chamberlain said failure to make changes to the way the Royal Show was presented had left the Rase with a dilemma of scrapping it or continuing to subsidise its pounds 200,000-a-year losses.

Chairman of trustees Hugh Oliver-Bellasis said RASE would now be developing a new programme of events for 2010.

Officials at Market Rasen have problems with the River Rase flooding the track ahead of Friday's card.