How To Use Lancastrian In A Sentence

The lot for it was purchased in April, 1829, but the founders for a year or two previous to that had been worshipping in the Presbyterian Church building, Saint John's or the Lancastrian schoolroom. A Portrait of Old George Town
Although little is known about the battle itself, the Lancastrian army was routed and that victory proved crucial. Times, Sunday Times
At last the Lancastrian commanders emerged, haggard, dishevelled, a mass of wounds from head to toe. A SHRINE OF MURDERS
He studied the melee, trying to seek out banners, colours and liveries of great Lancastrian lords, but he could glimpse none. A SHRINE OF MURDERS
Your comment about the 'grey Lancastrian lunchtime' is clear evidence of anti-Lancashire bias from a known Yorkshireman, and is not what I'd expect from the Guardian. Bolton Wanderers v Manchester United - as it happened

Lancastrian royalty
In the 1980s it succumbed too, merging with a Lancastrian brewer, which in turn was then swallowed by the giant Scottish & Newcastle.
Here he received the backing of the duke of Burgundy, his brother-in-law, who was also threatened by a Franco-Lancastrian declaration of war.
The Lancastrian monarchy had depended heavily upon the customs duties for its normal revenue.
So why should down-to-earth, hard-headed Lancastrians be convinced by the marketing of this toolkit?
His was the largest retinue in England and he promoted the use of badges and insignia, the most familiar being the Lancastrian collar of esses.
Although little is known about the battle itself, the Lancastrian army was routed and that victory proved crucial. Times, Sunday Times
Lancastrian city center
The application, for a horse and rider, representing the victorious Yorkists and a riderless one as the defeated Lancastrians, has been made by the Battle Field Society.
More than 50,000 visitors are expected to attend the show, which was today featuring daredevil stunts from the Royal Signals Motorcycle Display Team and music by the Lancastrian Brigade Band.
Now a gaffe by the Highways Agency and the county council has left Lancastrians open to gibes from their Yorkshire neighbours.
When we were issued with our badges I can assure you that they had a Lancastrian bias.