The Tower, which houses the Crown Jewels, is guarded by the Yeoman Warders or Beefeaters.
He is captain of the Yeoman of the Guard (the sort of job you might think had died out with Gilbert and Sullivan).
More than 200 years after Thomas Jefferson exalted the yeoman farmer, barns remain symbols of hard work, community and reverence for the land.
There's this Jeffersonian notion of the yeoman farmer as the backbone of our country, and that we're somehow a nation of yeoman farmers.
Mr Yeoman said that such "monumental, powerful, and decorative use of the Christian cross" had never been seen before anywhere in Western Europe.
The 23-year-old navigator yeoman, who admitted murder, also pleaded guilty to attempting to murder them and Lt Cdr Christopher Hodge, 45, who he shot in the stomach.
When his "novelty waned", Peter was entrusted to the care of James Fenn, a yeoman farmer at Axters End, who was given a generous allowance by the Crown.
Her hero, marked as special from the beginning, was one part Jesus, one part Siegfried, and, most pleasingly, one part sweet, sturdy Harry, a wizard with yeoman spirit.
Essex-based Yeoman Monitoring Services was unavailable for comment.
In his scenes with Cusack, the filial relationship grows plausibly and movingly, thanks to the perceptive eye of the director, Menno Meyjes, and the cinematographer, Robert Yeoman, one of the few who know how to keep a camera still.
Nancy Sutley and her staff are doing yeoman's work behind the scenes to raise the profile of energy efficiency, retrofits, and green buildings broadly, and we are thrilled to award them our 2011 Leadership Award for Organizational Leadership in the Public Sector.
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