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22 Mar 1454: Archbishop John Kemp, Lord Chancellor of Cardinal, d at Palace

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The beginning of St John's Gospel in the 'Lindisfarne Gospels’

Cotton MS Nero D IV; the 'Lindisfarne Gospels’; England (Monastery of Lindisfarne); ff.209v, 210v, 211r, 211v

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36.#Ornamental from
selected from various ancient buildings,both in and the years 1828-30.#AUGUSTUSCHARLESPugin.
📷#BeauchampChapel,

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Any walks on the weekend agenda🌲🥾🍃? Enjoy some fresh air!

Have you been to Muggleswick Wood? It is the largest oak wood in the North East of England, read all about the tales that go on here in one of our most popular books!

📚https://t.co/m1ICQmmvDU

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England’s greatest 18th C painter is represented by some of his most moving works - paintings of his daughters. Gainsborough (The Painter’s Daughters, 1756; 1759-61 & Mr & Mrs Andrews, c1750)

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Tacita Dean’s ancestors brought a Van Gogh painting to England in 1896—now she wants to track it down https://t.co/t10bC8cdj9

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Ray Crawford and Ted Phillips ✍🏻⚽️

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Oh! "Eagle's Pet Shop"! A nostalgic character in !
If you're wondering "who?" then let me explain!

is a gentlemen and master of stick fighting from england, introduced in the first (1987)

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Like British humor but wish is was written by people who have never been to England? Then this cartoon murder mystery adventure is for you!

We're in quarantine anyway, why not spend a few hours playing our last release? IT'S FREE!!
https://t.co/uinh4QWXoE

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It’s in your hands, 2020
📍#London 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿
by (1978-....)

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19 Mar 1649: The Commons abolish House of Lords as 'useless & dangerous to the people of England'

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The woodpigeon has a distinctive coo. Across England children came up with various different interpretations of what the pigeons were saying. Some thought it was ‘Oh Betty, my sore toe’ and others ‘Take two cows Taffy’.

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The nursery rhyme Jack & Jill dates back at least to 18thC England. In the 16thC the words Jack & Jill implied a boy & girl romantically involved, as referenced by Shakespeare & the old English proverb. “A good Jack makes a good Jill.”
Art: Walter Crane

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PLEASE forgive me for this. Southern New England, a new guest at my feeder!

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The Guardians & Priest Administrator
have issued a statement following guidance from the Government and the Church of England. Read the full statement on our website: https://t.co/5PGWHiXoQ5

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"Bank of England offers unlimited QE for large company financing" machine go brrrrr

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