The Star Chamber Elizabeth, Pilot Episode is on-line. It is just a bit of fun unless it is well received, in which case there will be more. (And I will get my very own zoom account.)
https://t.co/0X3fMQudBj
New blog post on the Plague of 1603 in Hull. Especially for those who found the post on the Hull Plague of the 1570s interesting.
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Local History Book Fair - this Saturday (21st) at Hull Holy Trinity (Hull Minster) from 10 am. Free entry. Meet all the local societies and find the local history book that is exactly what you need but that you didn’t know existed.
Taking a hot-soup break today after calling on the Remainers of Hull (there are plenty) to tell their MPs to support the people's vote. Thanks to Steve Bray for the inspiration. @snb19692
Mrs May says it’s her plan, no plan or remain. MPs will decide. Tell yours how to vote using this simple MP finder/emailer. There is a suggested text but you can delete it and substitute your own. https://t.co/oxOH2SnUIF Your MP actually wants to hear from you.
I have just had a thought. Toad-eater is a bowdlerization of turd-eater. Is this already known? I may have been helped by the happy chance that in Hull "toad" is pronounced "turd".
I'm giving a paper on the Elizabethan Star Chamber with Lincolnshire examples. Joseph Wright Hall, Queen St, Barton on Humber DN18 5QP 19th Oct 19:30. Barton Civic Society says you are all welcome to attend.
This lunchtime, in the international food court in Hull covered market, I chose Poutine, because I had never heard of it. It will weigh heavily on me for a long time to come.
Shakespeare lunchtime talk in @HullMinster tomorrow Thursday 4th at 12.30. Free, no booking required. This time it is *The Winter’s Tale* to go with the live transmission at cinemas from the Globe that evening.
@Hull_Museums Your pcs are great but it would be even greater if you gave some orientation, like where it was taken from or which way it was looking. Hull has changed a lot.
@Hull_Museums I remember hauling on a rope to help lift the Horkstow mosaic onto the wall. It was unbelievably heavy. I learnt that Roman mosaics belong underfoot and why Roman walls were decorated with paint.
Yesterday #KingLear in cinemas on live link and @IanMcKellen was amazing. If it gets a second showing, see it. Next week is Winters Tale from the Globe. My Shakespeare lunchtime lecture will be 12.30 in @HullMinster Oct 4th.