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News - a truckie is told his court action had the same chance 'as an egg surviving a fall from the Nelson Cathedral belltower'. "Whoa bro! What was that that just dropped unbroken into my hoodie!?" 17 March 2010

News - a truckie is told his court action had the same chance 'as an egg surviving a fall from the Nelson Cathedral belltower'. "Whoa bro! What was that that just dropped unbroken into my hoodie!?" 17 March 2010

'Behold a miracle - TAX CUTS.' 23 May, 2008

'Behold a miracle - TAX CUTS.' 23 May, 2008

Estrid : an account of a Swedish maid, who hath lived six years without food, and hath had, of God during that time, strange and secret communications, now living in Noraby, near Malmo in Sweden, as the same was communicated to the Bishop of Skara in West-Gotland; and laid before the Ecclesiastical Court at Lundun: and hath been fully confirm'd by his Excellency the Veldt Marshal Steinbock, by whom she hath been frequently visited. / Originally written in Swedish, and lately printed at Skara, the whole being attested by the bishop thereof, in a letter to the right Reverend Father in God, John, Lord Bishop of Bristol. Faithfully translated into English from the Swedish.

Estrid : an account of a Swedish maid, who hath lived six years without food, and hath had, of God during that time, strange and secret communications, now living in Noraby, near Malmo in Sweden, as the same was communicated to the Bishop of Skara in West-Gotland; and laid before the Ecclesiastical Court at Lundun: and hath been fully confirm'd by his Excellency the Veldt Marshal Steinbock, by whom she hath been frequently visited. / Originally written in Swedish, and lately printed at Skara, the whole being attested by the bishop thereof, in a letter to the right Reverend Father in God, John, Lord Bishop of Bristol. Faithfully translated into English from the Swedish.