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4 giorni fa · About UsEstablished in 2014, the Catholic Community of Gloucester & Rockport is a collaborative of two historic parishes: Holy Family Parish and Our Lady of Good Voyage Parish. Working together as a Roman Catholic community united in prayer, fellowship, and service, we are committed to living the Gospel of Christ, sharing God’s love and mercy with all people, and rebuilding the Church in ...
5 giorni fa · Gloucester had two bailiffs under its charter of 1200; they were evidently elected each year from that time, taking office within a few days of Michaelmas. A list of bailiffs, which can be amplified and corrected from original sources, was compiled by Furney (Glos. R.O., D 327, pp. 12–19) and was used by Rudder ( Glos . 113–15) and Fosbrooke ( Glouc . 206–8).
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5 giorni fa · The casting of The Tailor-Made Man is superb. Each character offers a believable portrayal of the people involved in the story at the time. Shelley Rivers looks stunning in her role as Miss Marion Davies, a long-standing friend to Haines and Shields. Her white figure-hugging dress and feather scarf oozed Hollywood star quality.
16 ore fa · The main road out of Gloucester towards the west was carried across three branches of the river Severn and low-lying meadow by a series of bridges and a long causeway. The bridges and causeway evidently existed in some form by 1086 when Highnam manor at the western end was included in a hundred called 'Tolangebriges'. (fn. 2) 'Gloucester bridge ...
5 giorni fa · Stinging with hard-earned wisdom and sadly all-too-relevant, The Tailor of Inverness is a striking work of theatre, now playing at the Finborough Theatre. “I am from here “. As the spectre of conflict casts a cold shadow once more over Europe’s eastern reaches, Matthew Zajac’s 2008 play The Tailor of Inverness arrives at the Finborough ...
5 giorni fa · BOOTHALL. (fn. 1) A building on the south side of Westgate Street, in the block between Berkeley Street and Upper Quay Lane, was the original seat of the government of the town as well as playing an important role in its commercial life. A building on or near the site was recorded as the guildhall in 1192 when the burgesses were licensed to use ...
