tabor , also: tabour , also: taber

To follow this order he had in command 9 tabors and 8 guns.

However, right before the show, the drummer for Tabors band quit.

From 1893 to 1898 the Tabors endured great poverty although some friends lent them money.

During the Soviet war in Afghanistan, he supervised 4 tabors.

Tabors Corners - A location in the northeast part of the town.

In addition, he favored creation of additional raid tabors.

Tabors were not always double headed and not all may have had snares.

Their battalions, known as tabors, comprised 12000 soldiers, paid a heavy price of 9000 killed or wounded.

Larger groups of tabors, equivalent to regiments or brigades, were also employed.

Tabors supported the armies in Europe between the 13th and 20th centuries.

The Moldavian cannons then started to fire on the Tabors, but were unsuccessful.

An engine or groupe was composed of three tabors.

But at that instant the sky lightened and there was a noise of bells and tabors.

The Tabors are friends of mine; socially prominent persons who live on Long Island.

They relied on their speed and fought without tabors, foraging supplies from lands they moved through.

"However, the Tabors are important people.

The Tabors had two children, Lily and Silver Dollar.

The banner fought separately and included all the necessary detachments, including its own kitchen, tabors and servants.

For an hour we rested, playing at knucklebones; then we heard the pipes and tabors, and it was time to go.

The Tabors arrived in Buckskin Joe, Colorado in 1861 to run a store.

Boom and bust has always been the story of the hardrock West, and the Tabors were busted.

Fans have noted the slight nod to Ty Tabors side project Xenophobe with this release.

Silver Dollar: The Story of the Tabors.

Tabors usually followed the armies and carried all the necessary supplies and rear units, such as field kitchens, armourers or shoemakers.

Moroccan Goums (Four groups of Tabors equivalent to one brigade)