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Written by William Seath, from King's Kettle in 1869.
"Poems, Songs, and Miscellaneous Pieces"
The introduction to his book is interesting and included below
"Poems, Songs, and Miscellaneous Pieces"
The introduction to his book is interesting and included below
November 22, 2025 at 11:37 PM
Written by William Seath, from King's Kettle in 1869.
"Poems, Songs, and Miscellaneous Pieces"
The introduction to his book is interesting and included below
"Poems, Songs, and Miscellaneous Pieces"
The introduction to his book is interesting and included below
These are pretty good (Bought From Tesco). Not bad at all.
November 19, 2025 at 4:43 PM
These are pretty good (Bought From Tesco). Not bad at all.
The filling in these Aldi Apple stollen bites reminds me of fig rolls. I don't know much about stollen, but I quite like these. Good with a brew.
October 26, 2025 at 6:27 PM
The filling in these Aldi Apple stollen bites reminds me of fig rolls. I don't know much about stollen, but I quite like these. Good with a brew.
This one has a digital on/off switch, but it apparently boils for green tea, if that kind of thing is up your strasse. I might try this one.
October 26, 2025 at 10:03 AM
This one has a digital on/off switch, but it apparently boils for green tea, if that kind of thing is up your strasse. I might try this one.
Look I even did a bit of research for you microwave tea drinking heathens.
October 26, 2025 at 9:52 AM
Look I even did a bit of research for you microwave tea drinking heathens.
I'm guessing $250 Million dollars could not have made it look as good as this.
October 22, 2025 at 10:45 PM
I'm guessing $250 Million dollars could not have made it look as good as this.
Fortune telling to MAGAs using grounds of tea and coffee. Pure profit and simultaneous excellent hydration to be made here.
August 8, 2025 at 4:31 PM
Fortune telling to MAGAs using grounds of tea and coffee. Pure profit and simultaneous excellent hydration to be made here.
I'm not sure if there is a punch bowl recipe that would distract from the madness of 2025, but this might be a strong contender:
August 2, 2025 at 8:46 AM
I'm not sure if there is a punch bowl recipe that would distract from the madness of 2025, but this might be a strong contender:
Published in 1832 by John Miller. Extract from "The monthly Scrap book for January" - Price 1 penny
August 2, 2025 at 8:11 AM
Published in 1832 by John Miller. Extract from "The monthly Scrap book for January" - Price 1 penny
Mary associated her motto "In my end is my beginning" with the Salamander.
Her son, James VI of Scotland had his mother's body reburied from Peterborough to Westminster after James became King in 1603, following the death of Queen Elizabeth I.
Her son, James VI of Scotland had his mother's body reburied from Peterborough to Westminster after James became King in 1603, following the death of Queen Elizabeth I.
July 9, 2025 at 11:46 PM
Mary associated her motto "In my end is my beginning" with the Salamander.
Her son, James VI of Scotland had his mother's body reburied from Peterborough to Westminster after James became King in 1603, following the death of Queen Elizabeth I.
Her son, James VI of Scotland had his mother's body reburied from Peterborough to Westminster after James became King in 1603, following the death of Queen Elizabeth I.
Most of the people present who had understood what the said lady had declared at her death, considered that she was innocent of everything that had been charged and imputed to her
July 9, 2025 at 11:43 PM
Most of the people present who had understood what the said lady had declared at her death, considered that she was innocent of everything that had been charged and imputed to her
"Behold the head of Mary Stuart!" then he replaced it near the body, which was immediately covered by the said damsels with the black cloth which was round about, and they were permitted to raise it up and carry it into the chamber
July 9, 2025 at 11:43 PM
"Behold the head of Mary Stuart!" then he replaced it near the body, which was immediately covered by the said damsels with the black cloth which was round about, and they were permitted to raise it up and carry it into the chamber
When her eyes were bound, she was approached by a minister and the executioner, the latter dressed in a habit of black velvet. The minister wishing to give her counsel, began by saying
"Madame, the things of this world ought not to be thought of, but God alone."
"Madame, the things of this world ought not to be thought of, but God alone."
July 9, 2025 at 11:43 PM
When her eyes were bound, she was approached by a minister and the executioner, the latter dressed in a habit of black velvet. The minister wishing to give her counsel, began by saying
"Madame, the things of this world ought not to be thought of, but God alone."
"Madame, the things of this world ought not to be thought of, but God alone."
On handing her white linen kercheif to one of her Damsels:
"Hold, bind my eyes with this linen, and abandon not my body, I pray you, in my extremity, while I shall be employed in the care of my soul."
"Hold, bind my eyes with this linen, and abandon not my body, I pray you, in my extremity, while I shall be employed in the care of my soul."
July 9, 2025 at 11:43 PM
On handing her white linen kercheif to one of her Damsels:
"Hold, bind my eyes with this linen, and abandon not my body, I pray you, in my extremity, while I shall be employed in the care of my soul."
"Hold, bind my eyes with this linen, and abandon not my body, I pray you, in my extremity, while I shall be employed in the care of my soul."
Mary Queen of Scots
Extract from:
Letters of Mary, Queen of Scots, vol. 2, written by Mary, Queen of Scots, 1542-1587; edited by Agnes Strickland, 1796-1874 (London, England: H. Colburn (Publisher), 1848)
Extract from:
Letters of Mary, Queen of Scots, vol. 2, written by Mary, Queen of Scots, 1542-1587; edited by Agnes Strickland, 1796-1874 (London, England: H. Colburn (Publisher), 1848)
July 9, 2025 at 11:43 PM
Mary Queen of Scots
Extract from:
Letters of Mary, Queen of Scots, vol. 2, written by Mary, Queen of Scots, 1542-1587; edited by Agnes Strickland, 1796-1874 (London, England: H. Colburn (Publisher), 1848)
Extract from:
Letters of Mary, Queen of Scots, vol. 2, written by Mary, Queen of Scots, 1542-1587; edited by Agnes Strickland, 1796-1874 (London, England: H. Colburn (Publisher), 1848)
Moles - Make sure you check this 😂
July 7, 2025 at 9:22 PM
Moles - Make sure you check this 😂
Time to walk now. Have a great day 🙂
June 21, 2025 at 1:46 PM
Time to walk now. Have a great day 🙂