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...The temple’s holy of holies and five mandaps or enclosures, along with a temple boundary allowing pilgrims to circumambulate it, will be opened on January 22, with the second and third floors to be completed...
...“Why was there so little resistance to the Pilgrims? We were coming to it too late, missing a significant chapter of plague and pestilence.”...
...In a wonderful pairing, the jaunty boats hang here from the ceiling above John Singleton Copley’s monumental, violent painting “Watson and the Shark”....
...John Podmore, then a trustee for the Pilgrim Trust, to which Batmanghelidjh applied for funding, recalled that while she was expert at focusing attention on the needs of young people who were being left...
...John the Baptist is not the only ghost on this old road....
...What followed would be a stellar, hugely influential career that now brings him to his latest muse: John le Carré....
...Frankie Rossi, at Marlborough for nearly 20 years, has set up Frankie Rossi Art Projects and been joined by Geoffrey Parton and John Erle-Drax, at Marlborough for more than 50 years each....
...She recorded the oral histories that local leaders had for centuries offered to pilgrims; their poetry, music, folkways and other traditions....
...It was once a stopping-off point for medieval pilgrims en route to St David’s....
...“Of Paradise, I cannot speak properly, for I have not been there,” professed the unknown 14th-century author of The Travels of Sir John Mandeville....
...The queue was diverse: 60 per cent were Remain voters, reflecting the predominance of Londoners, and 53 per cent voted Conservative, according to polling by Rob Johns, a professor at the University of Essex...
...“He was on the phone with regulators all the time,” recalled John Mack, Morgan Stanley’s chief executive at the time....
...Unlike the close parallel of John Bunyan’s The Pilgrims Progress, when Comenius’s pilgrim reaches paradise, he is not allowed to remain there but has to go back into the Labyrinth and learn to live harmoniously...
...Pilgrim’s Progress....
...creation at the head of the Marshwood Vale, and a yew-and-sculpture garden belonging to British furniture maker John Makepeace in Beaminster....
...Last June, senior Greensill executive John Luu spoke at the “UK-Saudi Virtual Fintech Week”, an event hosted by the UK’s Department of International Trade and the British embassy in Riyadh....
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...Fjords by foot, samurai trails and pilgrim paths: it’s time to dig out those hiking boots. Here’s our pick of the best global walking holidays for 2022....
...Sanderson Farms, which is the third-largest US poultry producer behind Tyson Foods and Pilgrim’s Pride, had been approached by a number of suitors....
...King John is buried here and the young Prince Arthur, older brother of Henry VIII, and indeed the remains of an unknown pilgrim....
...Which 1848 novel takes its title from a location in John Bunyan’s Pilgrim’s Progress? What’s the only number one single by Simply Red?...
...by car is restricted and the only way in is to float or walk a few miles downriver from the John Dunn bridge)....
...Evans and co-founder and LDF chair Sir John Sorrell’s small central team serve as an umbrella to co-ordinate retailers and museums, which are putting on events in 10 design districts, from Peckham to Park...
...Highlights of the poetry year include Pilgrim Bell by Kaveh Akbar (Vintage, January), Lurex by the wonderful Denise Riley (Picador, March) and Time is a Mother by Ocean Vuong (Jonathan Cape, April), the...
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