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In 1819, because of his intensive personal horticultural research,Karel was awarded an Honorary Prize by the city mayor Angillis,member of the Dutch States General, founder of the literary society'De Verenigde Vrienden' of Rumbeke and assistant to the “Annalesof Emulation of Bruges” where he often met Louis de Potter and hisfather Guillaume before.In 1819, following the “French republic tree of liberty pattern”, amedal of agricultural merits was awarded to esquire Charles de Potter- Logghe, by the Royal Society of Agriculture and Botanics of the cityof Ghent. At 2 o'clock in the afternoon the party was announced bythe sound of all the city bells and some artillery dumps.Karel was placed in a big procession, preceded by all members theHorticultural Society and the Hand Bow in full dress, with a beatingdrum and deployed flags, walking up to the MunicipalAdministration.During the ceremony, the Burgomeister gave a speech demonstratingthe necessity and justice to render public honors to Mr de Potter bythe agriculture society.In a poor countryside, the hard work honors a horticulture craftsmanwho could provide a new form of inexhaustible source of publicprosperity and national wealth. In Flanders, where agriculture alonecan ensure the livelihood of the many people who live there, this wasa key element to be celebrated with everybody.He then explained how, and with what happiness, Mr. de Potter firstsowed a special sort of foreign rice in homeland, obtaining greatresults granted with this medal of honor and encouragement whichwas awarded by the Society of Ghent.66
After this speech which, despite its full extent, was heard in theutmost silence, Mr de Potter was decorated with the medal, under theunanimous and repeated applause of the many inhabitants.Afterwards, Mr. de Potter was brought back to his residence by theconstituted authorities, preceded by the said brotherhood andfollowed by an immense crowd of the people, by the principal streetsof the village.Sufficient quantities of food for all inhabitants was paramount, afterthose terrible Napoleonic wars and, from time to time and until 10o'clock in the evening, the sound of the city bells and dumpsreminded the inhabitants of the solemnity of the day.A ball at the common house, which lasted until 2 o'clock in themorning, ended the celebrations. The minutes of this event had beendrawn up officially at Rumbeke on the same day.67
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Profound Respect to Her Royal Highn
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Laugh with respect. Smile with love
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All my gratitude, for their genuine
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POTTER’s StreetOrigin of a Name 1
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had done to the Holy Church. I hear
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Agreement dated 1563 between the Sp
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Potter’s castle and coat of arms,
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Antoine de Potter, head of Brussels
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DIARY OF JAN DE POTTER 1550-1620Chr
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very seriously sanctioned by the Co
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In the meantime, the Duke had gathe
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