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public for the 20th year this r - The first official portrait of - - He had a pair of troupe I ‘ James, son of King James I I , made from the tartan anrti I . and Queen:MaryfBeatrice.Jlcan te s ^ ^


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^^Urade- iuisteo Duiiuiusr iiaj: ;. can be seen here painted to r ,p h o to g r a p h included jniHe"i -.historic collections and the, the Queen and hung in her.^display.^Today, the tartann


summer. As well as the magnificent


" Jesuit gardens, visitors will be - bedchamber until her death. used for the girls’ unifoim kilt,' ■ 'pfincei-Ghffle^Ejdw^ ,. “^at Stonyhurst."-f


fehever been , included m the 1. tour before.


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In a special year for Royal i'celebrations, the college’s


j'y.“Stuart Parlour” will be open s■to4forithe;:first


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-.Grade I listed building, its able to see a room which has


Stuart^s official portrait,canJ„a^i,.,,.^u„c also be seen, showing him as?Jlta the;public from


; vaded Scotland in 1745. .;y .i g59^J'dayIM^^ The Stuart Parlour a ls o ; -p .m . . - ,


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The Prince of.Wales-.the b t ie |g t6!August : 29thtdaily CM he tried to claim when he,m-^Ffiday (including^


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>r unique collection of portraits : < contains a piece of tartan wornys^iThe cost for entry is £6'5o"^ ■tof Stuart kings; queens and :; ;by Bonnie P^nce Ghar|ie dur-■,^^^.To,nlake. a group bookinF princes which once belonged ing his escape after the Battle^:;contact 01254827084...;.;^


■ REVEALED: Stonyhurst College’s historic Stuart Parlour will be open to visltorVfot 'the first time this summer.


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’.LAW students'ffom Ghtheroe’s Ribbles-i: ■ dale High School Technology Gollege had i i: a thoroughly enjoyable visit to London. s.‘s ; '- ;During their, stay-in the capital,-! thev , Year 10 GGSE law class visited the Gldi / Bailey to observe a murder trial and saw


: barrister question the doctor as he gave the jury keyevidence to help them decide; the future of the accused.


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: where'she was being cross examined by :;; ’ the claimant’s barnsteri The next day saw s


I them visit the Houses o f Parliament for? an audience with Nigel Evans and Lord:';


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PUPILS a t ; Chatburn; Primary/ ian a warm sendroff when she re-v;


.•:-.:tired.with eight-andra-half years’# service under her belt. Christine Woodworth;' branch •;


' manager at Chatburn Library, was'. ■ ''..'■presented with flowers, gifts and as , huge card with the signature ands i self-portrait of every pupilfrom ,''


'.“the school and even a singalong at”' , the school’s assembly.-’ -;'5 .-v ei’ . Headmaster Mr Maude said


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’ ’^connections with; Christine: and4 ;i?that she had been a-j'marvellous’ii;


- ' friend to them during her time at j ) the library


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r ki^Christine thanked the school.? »;and wider community for,its tre'rs


, j; mendous support and friendship.;^ . 5 She said it had been “the best job'; .-,'Vever’; and that she hoped every-’


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rWARM SEND-OFF:-Chatburn librarian Clirrstiiie Wobdworth:^-' Vj ’’ ' CARPETS • RUGS • CERAMICS • WOOD • LAMINATE 1451 mSm


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.■'PR GOLD: Holden Clough’s John Foley a r tT k a te lavvson duriirg; . ..-15*,.


.PREPARATIQN for the prestigious: '2: the'shbw.'After' achievmg a silver gilf . ia t to n Park Flower Show by lo c a l ' award last year,*we’re definitely,aiming,


s ery-will be captured for. an upcoming®’’^'''The team from Gardener’s World hme, fe atu re on the BBC’s “G a rdene r ’!


plant specialists Holden Clough Nurs- higher this year” eWorld’.’. ^ ! ! 'i


S S JAefTafton Park'display will featur’d ^ ’: how the business has been puiu ,ui-y%;| .summer perennials including Grocosmia’s'-^ ’b®«>nung one of the countiy’s leadingspf,:. i:.9.'?l:ln®.nnrspiy’sspecialistcollection;as'fk<^inlist nurseries and also featuresadjiJI. '• -


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Foleya*:'share our knowledp With suchawidcV year’s -isiaudience and the^film' crew .will also ,be.ft ■ I t'ns year lowing us to the show to’ see what nied '? P'"" havef< we manage to come away with, soiiebet


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Crown Court "trial "A MAN charged with stealing die-1


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l/T hFs tu d en ts th en wentJoYheRoyal I'.i-Tebbit and a trip .to the Supreme Court. ■; Gourts of Justice where there was a flurp';?:-. Nigel took.the.students oufon.to the. of’media activity as Rio Ferdinand was viterrace of the House, of Gommons (see imeourt 13 in a claim agaihsTthe'Sun-:i’-?.photo on page.2) and talked about the,- day Mirror about a reported story o f his “ t ; issue of university fees; It vvasn’t all study; private life; They also went into coiirLllni; though, as there was shopping and a show-


the pathologist giving his evidence as to ./' Where they observed a libel case against-rs where Nigel Lindsay played Shrek and tlie'-cause of dcatli. They sat in the pu b -J ith e American art critic Sarah .Thornton ssiAmanda Holden was a beautiful Princess lie gallery and watched the prosecution


justice, making their studies meaningful and active.


Fiona. Throughout their visit the students s certainly learnt about real life law and


-sel from a property at Gow Ark has: chosen to be tried at Crown Court, ty ■/'Thomas Brian Davieson.(35),:. of Railway Street, Nelson,,elected- trial at Preston Crown Court,when;; he appeared before Blackburn mag4


• istrates. He has pleaded not giiilty; '■to stealing two jerry cans filled with; diesel and belonging to Harold Joy; at Cow Ark on January 30th.


■ ’ '.He was remanded on bail forthe - preparation of committal papers.: >:


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i;£ 2 50 a nonymous'; ^winner; £100 - Mrs ,;Dor_q thy ‘ Wbo'ds,*


jjClitlieroerA further: won £10 cash prizes


^;To'jdin the hospice glottery;call;Gill on; 1)1254 733416.'"i'--;


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■jewels oftheRibble;yalley,yj; (o the Jacobite royal family mj^jstonyhurst m 1990iwh!ch .;h5't will open its doors.to the 'exile. .>' H ■


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;i:-AS the summer-'holiday :./.season approaches; health bosses in East Lancashire -


-aare reminding people to only bring souvenirs and.


::’-:photos from; their, holb.; ' days, not bugs 'or. mfec- / tions.''' -


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' Pe'ople who are travel- ■hng outside theUKmay ■meed tojbe vaccinated;,


i.vagainstisome'of the.se-- rious diseases that arc


; ; /found in other parts of the. world.' ^ If you are planning to


:: travel abroad, you should. check which vaccinations


: , are recommended for the : . areas you will be.visitmg. . : : /.Vaccinations can p ro /


:r. tect you against many 5 travel-related infections, .


". such’as yellow fever, ty- ■ phoid, malaria and hepa­ t it is A. - ' .


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. ’•terim Director o f Public ; : 'H e a lth :fo r /N H S , E a s t : ; Lancashire, said: .‘Tmmu-. ' nisations against hepatitis Aj’polio and typhoid are;


.'■-all free on the-NHS and vi'these.three vaccinjitions. "- 'Will cover people fravel- : d in g ;to ’:most'countries abroad ‘ ILast year in East Lan-


cashire we: had a small o u t b r e a k 1 n : a "j u n i 0 r . school where' four chil-


• r.’dren contracted hepatitis " 'A:;'! would urge anyone;


" travelling abroad to check ; ; which vaccinations are


recommended.” , ' . . U' rby Duncan Smith .


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