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Crucifix of priest executed after Gunpowder Plot now on display in UK convent - Vimarsana News

Crucifix of priest executed after Gunpowder Plot now on display in UK convent

Father Edward Oldcorne’s crucifix is the only known item to survive of the thousands of objects seized during raids on Catholic houses following the discovery of the Gunpowder Plot in 1605.

From Homer to E.E. Cummings: Poetry in the Noel Collection - Vimarsana News

From Homer to E.E. Cummings: Poetry in the Noel Collection

Spring is here and this year the James Smith Noel Collection has chosen to highlight poetry ranging from the classics of Homer to the modernists like E.E. Cummings. We are also displaying some Louisiana poets, dialectic poems, and an Icelandic Edda. Revisit the sonnets of Poe, Coleridge, and Luis de Camoes -- and read through a few ballads from Thomas Percy, the Tale of Robin Hood, and Lord Alfred Tennyson. Come visit us the Noel Collection to share in our joyous celebration through song and verse from spring to mid-summer seasons.

REVIEW: Guy Fawkes, Rumours & Rebels season, York Theatre Royal - Vimarsana News

REVIEW: Guy Fawkes, Rumours & Rebels season, York Theatre Royal

REVIEW: Guy Fawkes, Rumours and Rebels season, York Theatre Royal

Guy Fawkes Night Reminded Us That Bitcoin Is A Modern Vendetta Against The Establishment - Vimarsana News

Guy Fawkes Night Reminded Us That Bitcoin Is A Modern Vendetta Against The Establishment

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Story of Bonfire Night fall guy - Guy Fawkes | Bradford Telegraph and Argus - Vimarsana News

Story of Bonfire Night fall guy - Guy Fawkes | Bradford Telegraph and Argus

GROWING up in the 1950s, the approach of Bonfire Night, or Guy Fawkes Night, was filled with excitement and anticipation.