Field Marshal William Slim, 1st Viscount Slim (1990) is an oil on canvas by Sylvia Ford and hangs at the National Army Museum at Chelsea, London.
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Heskin Hall in central Lancashire is a grand old house built in an asymmetrical, seventeenth-century style, though much of it is clearly earlier, including some Tudor period red brick walls with the fashionable blue diapering which historians date to 1545. Its former owners read like a Who’s Who of Tudor England, including:
No, nothing to do with Mariolatry, but another way of describing our Wednesdays. It’s an interesting phenomenon: people walking past us hear a word, or a phrase, or even me doing an impression of someone or other, and they immediately imagine that they know everything that has already been said and everything that we believe. They are invariably mistaken in these assumptions.
The Daily Telegraph had an article this week:
Starmer leads laziest government in modern times, figures show
It went on to explain:
I called at Lancaster last month to take out for lunch a young man who is part of our chapel and who now studies there at the university. One’s first year away from home can be hard, and the temptations of student life difficult, so the occasional visit from one back home is usually appreciated.