The marble of Whitehall Park, Highgate, near Archway
There's a street in our corner of north London which sports dozens of wonderful marble columns – this is Harberton Road.
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There's a street in our corner of north London which sports dozens of wonderful marble columns – this is Harberton Road.
There's a street in our corner of north London which sports dozens of wonderful marble columns – this is Harberton Road.
By Hamish MacPherson James I (1566-1625) of England and VI of Scotland Examining the North Berwick Witches, from 'Newes from Scotland', 1591 (engraving) (b&w photo) (Photo by Art Images via Getty Images). NEARLY three years ago I wrote about witchcraft in Scotland and how King James VI almost singlehandedly made Scotland top of the European league for the number of witches executed per head of population. A reader recently asked me if I could give more information about one of the most sensational and deeply disturbing witch trials, ...