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Sukrin Gold is an amazing, low calorie, sugar free, all natural sweetener, with the sweetness, flavour and aroma of brown sugar. Wonderful in tea, coffee, cereals, baking or in any recipe where sugar is normally used, Sukrin Gold contains less than 1 calorie per 5g teaspoon without any compromise in taste. Many people would like to limit their sugar consumption, but are concerned about the safety of artificial sweeteners. Sukrin Gold is a 100% all-natural product with no additives, based on the Polyol erythritol. Erythritol occurs naturally in pears and melons.

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The Devil Is Real. Therefore

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For some, the existence of evil is one of the great arguments against the existence of God; for others, it is one of the great arguments in his favor. Many films about demonic possession and exorcism fall into the latter camp, and the film that defines this genre more than any other is, of course, William Friedkin's The Exorcist (1973). Based on the bestselling novel by William Peter Blatty, it draws a strong contrast between modern scientific rationalism—depicted as cold, harsh, and mechanical, a view of the world that reduces body and mind to a mere collection of parts—with a more traditional worldview that boldly affirms the supernatural. Ironically, while there is something dehumanizing about the medical treatment that a possessed young girl is subjected to, the demonic possession itself affirms her personhood, as well as the reality of a mysterious unseen world beyond what science can prove or explain. And Blatty's original novel makes a point of linking the cosmic conflict to more familiar forms of evil, reminding us that evidence of this spiritual battle is before our eyes all the time. The novel begins with a page that cites the Holocaust, the persecution of Christians, and similar examples of real-world cruelty, as if to say, Why do we need a "sign" such as demonic possession in order to believe that this struggle is real?

Nevertheless, this generation asks for signs, and writers and artists step up to provide them. Blatty called Mel Gibson's The Passion of the Christ "a tremendous depiction of evil," and Thomas Hibbs, author of Shows About Nothing: Nihilism in Popular Culture from "The Exorcist" to "Seinfeld," noted that Gibson's film, like Friedkin's, set "primitive" faith against the smug skepticism of post-Enlightenment culture.1 The latest example is The Exorcism of Emily Rose, directed by the openly evangelical Scott Derrickson from a script he co-wrote with Paul Harris Boardman, who is more skeptical; the longtime writing partners joke that theirs is a Scully-Mulder sort of relationship, with Boardman providing the doubts that complement Derrickson's beliefs. The two have collaborated on several screenplays, primarily horror films like Dracula 2000, Urban Legends: Final Cut, and Hellraiser: Inferno (all 2000), the last of which Derrickson also directed. For his part, Derrickson has said that his interest in this genre is fueled by C.S. Lewis' The Screwtape Letters—a didactic but entertaining collection of letters written by a senior devil to one of his underlings—and Walker Percy's Lancelot, in which the protagonist says the search for something "purely evil" is "the only quest appropriate to the age."

But if The Exorcist responded to modernity by taking us back to a premodern sensibility, The Exorcism of Emily Rose forges ahead into the even murkier waters of postmodernity. The Exorcist was the story of a demon-possessed girl, but The Exorcism of Emily Rose is the story of people who tell the story of a demon-possessed girl—and competing versions of her story, at that. All of this is complicated further by the fact that the film, which is loosely based on actual events, blurs the line between reality and fiction. Between 1968 and 1976, a young Bavarian woman named Anneliese Michel experienced symptoms that she came to believe were a sign of demonic possession. Eventually the local Catholic bishop authorized an exorcism, which lasted several months—but she died of malnutrition and pneumonia, and her parents and two priests were tried and found guilty of negligent manslaughter. The film preserves and transmits a number of the facts involved in Michel's case, but revises many of them and adds its own fictitious details, too; and then, in the closing titles, it speaks in the past tense of the film's characters as though they themselves had actually existed. So the movie encourages the viewer to seek the truth behind cases of possession like Michel's, but it also gives the viewer one more screen of fiction to cut through in search of that truth.

The Exorcist, as Hibbs notes, was a hybrid of sorts: part classic horror film, part murder mystery. Likewise The Exorcism of Emily Rose, in which classic horror elements are framed within the narrative conventions of a courtroom drama. Father Richard Moore (Tom Wilkinson), the priest who has been charged with criminal negligence in the death of Emily Rose (Jennifer Carpenter), cares little about his freedom or reputation; he just wants to tell Emily's story. Erin Bruner (Laura Linney), the lawyer assigned to his case, cares more about legal strategy, and initially takes the job because she thinks it will help her make senior partner at her law firm. Father Moore comes across as naïve and uncritical; the Catholic church is officially skeptical with regard to claims of demonic possession until certain criteria have been met, but if Father Moore ever subjected Emily to that process, we don't see it. Erin, however, is an agnostic who drinks too much, keeps a Carl Sagan book on her bedside table, and speaks glibly about the way she recently defended a killer who is now "sunbathing on a Miami beach." Naturally, it isn't long before cracks begin to show in her cynicism.

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She is made. Built. From dirt up.

In fact, her feet are dirty,

Because she’s walked many a mile,

Truckin’ the land.

Truckin’ the land where it was all built.

Keep going.

You move up her legs,

And they’re miles long,

Like the miles of time she’s spent.

There are dimples in her knees and calves,

Like little valleys where we travel like lowlifes.

Keep going.

Her womb is the cradle that said,

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Without her, he couldn’t have,

Wouldn’t have

Built it. The curves of her body,

Are winding roads in the heart,

Where you drive to get away for a while.

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Pain and pleasure.

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Where little people live.

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Without words, but actions.

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When you get to her neck,

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Her face,

At first you’re unimpressed,

Because it’s sturdy, pretty, but plain.

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Her full, pinkish lips,

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There’s so much left,

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Because so much is left.

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With the years.

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Art, Psychotherapy and Psychosis

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Art, Psychotherapy and Psychosis reveals the unique role of art therapy in the treatment of psychosis. Illustrating their contributions with clinical material and artwork created by clients, experienced practitioners describe their work in a variety of settings. Writing from different theoretical standpoints they reflect the current creative diversity within the profession and its links with psychotherapy, psychoanalysis, analytical psychology and psychiatry.
In part I specific issues involved in working with psychosis are explored. These include discussion of the therapeutic relationship, the process of symbolisation, the nature and meaning of art made by psychotic patients and the interplay between words and pictures. Part II recounts the history of art therapy and psychosis, tracing its origins in art, to its present-day role as a respected treatment in psychiatric, community and therapeutic settings.
Art, Psychotherapy and Psychosis extends the existing theory, develops analytical approaches in art psychotherapy and offers innovative perspectives for students and practitioners on the treatment of borderline states as well as psychosis.

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Acknowledgementsp. xii
Introductionp. 1
Referencesp. 8
Art, Psychotherapy and Psychosisp. 11
Transference and Transactional Objects in the Treatment of Psychosisp. 13
Unintegration and Containment in Acute Psychosisp. 38
Referencesp. 51
Fear of Three-Dimensionality Clay and Plasticine as Experimental Bodiesp. 52
Masturbation and Paintingp. 72
Four Views of the Imagep. 84
Psychosis and the Maturing Egop. 106
Context and Historyp. 129
Has 'psychotic Art' Become Extinct?p. 131
Referencesp. 143
The History of Art Therapy and Psychosis (1938-95)p. 144
Referencesp. 172
Art, Madness and Anti-Psychiatry: a Memoirp. 176
Notesp. 195
The Forgotten Peoplep. 198
Referencesp. 218
Where Words Fail: a Meeting Placep. 219
Art Psychotherapy and Psychiatric Rehabilitationp. 237
Indexp. 261
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Number Of Pages: 280
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The Bosnian Muslims : Denial Of A Nation - Francine Friedman

The Bosnian Muslims

Denial Of A Nation

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Although their plight now dominates television news worldwide, the Bosnian Muslims were until recently virtually unknown outside of Yugoslavia. Who are these people? Why are they the focus of their former neighbors' rage? What role did they play in Yugoslavia before they became the victims of ethnic cleansing? Why has Bosnia-Hercegovina, once a model of ethnic tolerance and multicultural harmony, suddenly exploded into ethnic violence?Focusing on these questions, Friedman provides a comprehensive study of this national group whose plight has riveted governments, the press, and the public alike. With a name reflecting both their religious and their national identity, the Bosnian Muslims are unique in Europe as indigenous Slavic Muslims. Descendants of schismatic Christians from the Middle Ages, they converted to Islam after the Ottoman conquest of Bosnia.The book follows them as they went from victims of crusades during the Middle Ages to members of the ruling elite within the Ottoman Empire; from rulers back to subjects under Austria-Hungary; and later subjects again, this time under the Serbs in the interwar Yugoslav Kingdom and the Communists after World War II. The Bosnian Muslims have survived through it all, even thriving during certain periods, most notably when they were recognized by Tito as a nation.Meticulously tracing their turbulent history and assessing the issues surrounding Bosnian Muslim nationhood in Yugoslavia, Friedman shows us how the mixed secular and religious identity of the Bosnian Muslims has shaped the conflict in which they are now so tragically embroiled.

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Number Of Pages: 308
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The Model of Love : A Study in Philosophical Theology - Professor Vincent Brummer

The Model of Love

A Study in Philosophical Theology

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Number Of Pages: 264

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Religious believers understand the meaning of their lives and of the world in terms of the way these are related to God. The conceptual models whereby this relationship is described therefore play a key role in the conceptual designs which are produced by systematic theologians to express the faith of the community of believers. Vincent Brummer examines the implications of using the model of love in this context. After discussing the nature and function of conceptual models in science and theology, he focuses on a number of the most significant views of the nature of love: exclusive attention (Ortega y Gasset), ecstatic union (nuptial mysticism), passionate suffering (courtly love), need-love (Plato, Augustine) and gift-love (Nygren). All of these views are shown to interpret love as an attitude rather than as a relationship between persons. In his closing chapters the author develops a relational concept of love and shows how the various attitudes discussed in the previous chapters have a role to play in the relationship. Finally, the differences and similarities between human and divine love are traced and the implications of using the model of love as a key model in theology are examined.

"Vincent BrU mmer's The Model of Love is a rewarding text which not only provides a clear and cogent discussion of theology as metaphorical language and systematic theology as a critical effort to develop an encompassing conceptual model but makes a persuasive case for BrU mmer's own key model, an understanding of love as a relation of fellowship between autonomous persons who freely choose to identify the interests or good of the other as their own good....BrU mmer's narrative is straight-forward and his language remains accessible despite his refusal to oversimplify complex philosophical issues. The book is both readable and rewarding to the reader. I highly recommend it." The Journal of Religion

Choosing a Model
Models and Metaphors
Romantic Love
Exclusive Attention
Ecstatic Union
Passionate Suffering
Neighbourly Love
Love as a Relationship
Breaking and Restoring Relationships
The Attitudes of Love
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Tonight is Third Thursday for the members of the MidCity Business Association in the 14th and U Street corridors. Every third Thursday of the month, several dozen shops and galleries are open until 9 p.m. with sales and special offerings. A full listing is below the fold. You can find tonight’s specials and events online at MidCity Life as well as their Facebook Page.

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Boronia Park Medical Centre offers a wide range of bulk billed services that pertain to all aspects of General Practice. These include: Childhood Vaccinations, including Catch-Up, and No-Jab-No-Pay vaccinations; Travel Vaccinations; Full Skin Cancer Checks; Work Cover; Aged Care Services; Counselling; Minor Surgical Procedures, including Implanon Insertion; and Antenatal & Postnatal Care. We have a registered nurse (RN) on duty 5 days per week, and a dietician that visits once per month.

Bulk Billing

We are a bulk billing practice. Every patient that holds a current Medicare, or DVA card will be bulk billed. You must present your card at reception each visit.

Bulk billing may be excluded for certain consultations. Some of these include: commercial vehicle driver medical assessment, work insurance medicals, and work cover. Please contact reception for more details.

Patients with concession cards such as Pension Cards, Health Care Cards and Veteran Affairs Cards, form part of our billing package and also need to be presented to reception staff on each visit.

Childhood vaccinations are available by appointment only. Upon appointment, our nurse, Martin, will weigh and measure your child before you see the GP.

Travel vaccinations require an appointment with the GP to discuss what vaccinations are necessary for the country to which you are travelling.

QML Pathology

Helen is our permanent collector in the pathology clinic located on site for your convenience. Helen has many years of experience and is very happy to assist in any way she can. QML Pathology opens Monday through Friday between the hours of 7.30am - 1pm.

Urgent Non-life Threatening Conditions

If you require urgent, non-life threatening medical care, please contact reception staff who will be happy to attend to your needs quickly. If it is an emergency, call triple zero (000) immediately.

Practice Improvements

Our Practice has undergone some improvements to provide patients with quality service. These improvement include:

  • Upgrade of the computer to ensure that your personal information is safe and secure.
  • Reducing the cost of consumables, so we can pass the saving on to you without introducing fees.
  • Providing children with puzzles, blackboard and colouring drawings & pencils.
  • UPS for the Vaccine Fridge to ensure the quality of vaccines available for our patients.

Quoll Medical Alert Devices

Quoll Medical Alert devices are life-saving items that may be worn like jewellery, or carried in your purse or wallet. These devices store your vital medical data for convenient access by medical professionals in emergencies.

These devices are available for purchase at the Boronia Heights Day & Night Pharmacy. For more information, visit -

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A SERIAL sex offender who digitally manipulated an image of his genitals on to a photo of a child’s face has been jailed.

Matthew Sutcliffe, 33, of Binfield Road, Wokingham was found with a mammoth stash of child pornography when officers raided his home on April 7, 2016.

Police found hoards of inappropriate images of teenage girls on a laptop hidden under his bed.

The court heard that Sutcliffe had been searching the internet for sexual abuse stories and uploaded images to the web.

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“Whenever the images you distributed are downloaded by anyone, they sustain the market for them.”

Sutcliffe had made sure to delete his internet history which contained searches related to abusing children.

The judge showed no sympathy to the computer programmer who “knew he had done wrong” and admitted that therapists no longer believed they could help him change his mindset.

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Judge Stewart noted a number of aggravating factors including the breach of a Sexual Harm Prevention Order which said Suttcliffe was not to own a computer that was not monitored by the police and found this to be an “extremely offensive breach”.

Janick Fielding, mitigating, admitted that the 33 year-old was of at high risk of re-offending but claimed he was never any danger to the public.

Mr Fielding said: “He is not opposed to treatment and has considered options such as chemical treatment to lower libido and to address all of these issues.”

Sutcliffe, who was convicted for similar offences before, will serve half  of his 16 month sentence in prison for numerous counts of making indecent images and breaking a Sexual Harm Prevention Order.


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21 November 2017

Rovers' encounter against Rotherham United at the Mem has been rearranged to take place on Saturday 2nd December.

The game was scheduled to take place on Tuesday 21st November, but with both teams falling to Emirates FA Cup defeats over the weekend, it has been agreed for the game to take place at the Memorial Stadium on the 2nd December, kick-off 3pm.

Tickets already purchased will be valid for the rearranged date. If you have purchased a ticket for the scheduled date but cannot make the new date for the fixture, then refunds will be available.

Tickets for the game can be purchased online, by clicking HERE.

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Houses of Austin nuns: Priory of Campsey

Pages 112-115

A History of the County of Suffolk: Volume 2. Originally published by Victoria County History, London, 1975.

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The priory of Campsey, or Campsey Ash, was founded about the year 1195, by Theobald de Valoines, who gave all his estate in that parish to his two sisters Joan and Agnes, to the intent they should build a monastery in honour of the Blessed Virgin, for themselves and other religious women. In accordance with his desire the sisters built and established here a house of Austin nuns, of which Joan became the first prioress, Agnes succeeding her. King John confirmed the grant of Theobald in January, 1203-4. (fn. 1)

Among the earliest subsequent benefactors were Simon de Brunna and John L'Estrange of Hunstanton, both of whom gave lands in Tottington. (fn. 2)

In 1228-9 a dispute arose as to certain tithes between the prioress and convent of Campsey and the prior and convent of Butley, which was in the first instance brought before the abbot of St. Benet of Holme and other papal commissioners. The prioress and convent of Campsey appealed again to Rome against the decision, whereupon the commissioners excommunicated them. Pope Gregory IX referred the appeal to the prior of Anglesey and others; and the priory of Butley, because these judges refused to admit the execution of the excommunication, obtained papal letters on that point to the prior of Yarmouth and others. Before this last commission, the prioress and convent of Campsey pleaded that as the sentence was issued after the appeal, every excommunicated person being allowed to defend himself, the other judges had acted rightly in refusing to admit the execution. The prior of Yarmouth and his colleagues declined to receive such plea, and the prioress again appealed to the pope. Eventually, in June, 1230, the original papal order against the nuns of Campsey was enforced, whereby the small tithes of the church of Dilham and of the mill of the same place were to be paid to the priory of Butley. (fn. 3)

The taxation roll of 1291 shows that the temporalities of this priory were by that date widely scattered over Suffolk, with certain lands and rents in Norfolk and Essex; their total annual value was assessed at £67 3s. 3¾d. The value of the four churches then appropriated, Allesby (Lincoln), Tottington (Norfolk), and Ludham and Bruisyard, was £40, giving a total of £107 3s. 3¾d. (fn. 4)

The steady way in which the endowments of this house increased during the fourteenth century bears testimony to the good repute of the nuns. Licence was granted in 1319 to the prioress and nuns at the request of Robert de Ufford to acquire lands and tenements to the annual value of £10; and in the same year the convent obtained grants in Bruisyard and adjacent parishes, worth £7 17s. 8d. a year. (fn. 5)

John de Framlingham, clerk, obtained licence in 1332, at the request of Queen Philippa, for the alienation to the prioress and nuns of Campsey, of the manor of Carlton-by-Kelsall and the advowson of the church of that town. It was provided that the priory was to grant the manor for life to a chaplain, on condition that he, with two other chaplains, to be found by him, celebrated daily in the church of Carlton for the soul of Alice de Henaud, the Queen's aunt, and for the soul of the grantor after his death. On the death of the chaplain the priory was to resume possession of the manor and regrant it to another chaplain on like conditions. (fn. 6) Licence was also granted in 1342, to Robert de Ufford, earl of Suffolk, to alienate to the prioress and convent of Campsey an acre of land in Wickham and the advowson of the church of that town with leave to appropriate it. (fn. 7)

The prioress and convent had licence in 1343 to alienate to the dean and chapter of Lincoln a pension of £10 that they had received yearly out of the church of Allsby, to find two chaplains to celebrate daily in the cathedral church of Lincoln, for the soul of Robert de Alford, rector of Anderby. (fn. 8)

In 1346 Thomas de Hereford had licence to alienate to this priory the advowson and appropriation of the church of Hargham, to find chaplains to celebrate daily in the priory church for the soul of Ralph Ufford. (fn. 9) Later in the same year the church of Burgh, Suffolk, was appropriated to the priory under like conditions. (fn. 10) Both these appropriations were made at the request of Maud countess of Ulster. This lady, in 1347, entered the religious life among the nuns of Campsey, taking the habit of a regular, and taking with her as dower the issues of all her lands and rents in England, by crown licence, for a year after her admission. It was also granted that when, at the end of the year, the king or the heir entitled to them, took this property, Henry earl of Lancaster, her brother, and five others, whom she had appointed her attorneys, were to pay for her sustenance and for the relief of the priory, which was very lean, 200 marks yearly for her life. (fn. 11) In October of the same year, licence was obtained for Countess Maud to ordain a perpetual chantry of five chaplains (one being the warden) to celebrate daily in the chapel of the Annunciation of our Lady, in the priory church, for the honour of God and His Virgin Mother, and for the saving of the souls of William de Burges, earl of Ulster, her first husband, and of Ralph de Ufford, her second husband (whose body was buried in that chapel), also of Elizabeth de Burges and Maud de Ufford, her daughters by the said husbands, and for the good estate of the countess and of John de Ufford and Thomas de Hereford, knights, and for their souls after death. A messuage in Asshe, and the churches of Burgh and Hargham, lately given to the priory, were to be assigned to the warden of this chantry. (fn. 12)

Roger de Boys, knight, and others obtained licence in 1383 to alienate to this priory the manor of Wickham Market and 5 acres of meadow and 5 of pasture in Mellis, of the yearly value of £18 18s. to support an increased number of nuns and chaplains, and to find a wax candle to burn in the quire of their church on the principal festivals, (fn. 13) and in 1390 Sir Roger de Boys and others, on payment of £50 to the king, were allowed to alienate to the priory the manor of Horpol, a fourth part of the manor of Dallinghoo, and the manor of Hillington, in aid of the maintenance of five chaplains to celebrate daily in the priory, and of two nuns there serving God. (fn. 14) This remarkable foundation is fully described in a small chartulary at the Public Record Office. (fn. 15) It is the only instance of which we are aware where a small college of secular priests was actually established within the precincts of a nunnery.

The various particulars set forth in the ordination of this chantry by the Bishop of Norwich, under date 3 October, 1390, provide that the gifts of lands in Bruisyard, Swefling, Peasenhall, Badingham, Cranford, and Parham, by Sir Roger Boys and others were to be used towards the adding of three chaplains to the two chantry chaplains already provided by the foundation of 1383; that they were especially to pray for the souls of William de Ufford and Robert de Ufford and their wives, and for all the faithful, in the chapel of St. Thomas the Martyr, within the convent precincts; that the convent was to build for them a suitable manse with chambers and common rooms within the close near to the chapel; that one of the five secular priests was to be warden or master; that they were to have a common dormitory and refectory; that the priory was to pay the master 13 marks a year and the other four chaplains 10 marks each; that the priory was to provide lights, wax, wine, and vestments for the chapel of St. Thomas, and also to keep the buildings in proper repair; that the chaplains were to be allowed free ingress and egress through the convent at all suitable hours; that the master and chaplains were strictly to abstain from entering the cloister or other buildings of the nuns; and that the master was to celebrate high mass in the conventual church on the great feasts and on principal doubles. The chartulary also contains a copy of the assent of Mary the prioress and the nuns to this ordinance, sealed in their chapter-house on 5 October; and of that of the dean and chapter of Norwich, sealed on 7 October. The surplus of this endowment, after paying the stipend of the master and chaplains, was to go to the common fund of the priory, and to be used towards the sustenance of two additional nuns.

Licence was obtained by the priory for 50 marks in 1392 for the alienation by Robert Ashfield and others of 12s. 4d. rent in Tottington, Norfolk, and of the reversion of that manor after the deaths of John de Bokenham senior and John de Bokenham junior, to find three tapers to burn daily before the high altar at high mass in the conventual church. (fn. 16)

Licence for £40 was granted in 1400 to the prioress and nuns of Campsey for Robert Ashfield and others to assign to them the manor called Blomvyle by Perham, together with considerable lands in Wickham Market and adjacent places, and the advowson of Pettistree, with leave to appropriate. (fn. 17)

In 1416 an important return was made of the appropriated churches of the diocese of Norwich, with the dates of the appropriation. The following are those entered as pertaining to the priory of Campsey:—

Ludham, 1259; Bredfield, 1259; Tottington, 1302; Wickham Market, 1343; Tunstead, 1350; and Pettistree, 1413. (fn. 18)

The Valor of 1535 gives the clear annual value of this priory as £182 9s. 5d. The temporalities consisted of the manors, with members, of Campsey, Wickham Market, Overhall and Netherhall Denham, Tottington-cum-Stanford, and Swefling, of the clear value of £158 19s. 5½d. The spiritualities, then consisting of the rectories of Wickham and Pettistree (Suffolk) and Tunstead and Tottington (Norfolk) were valued at £23 9s. 11½d. (fn. 19) The wealthy chantry of Ufford foundation, within the conventual church, was worth £35 6s. 8d., and was most certainly part of the priory's property, as the surplus, after paying the chantry priests' stipends, went to the common fund of the nunnery. To exclude this from the sum total of the priory's income was a mere piece of trickery to bring this house within those that were to be suppressed in 1536, and which were bound to have a less income than £200.

Archdeacon Goldwell visited Campsey on 24 January, 1492, as commissary of his brother the bishop. The visitation was attended by Katharine the prioress, Katharine Babington, the sub-prioress, and eighteen other nuns. Each was examined severally and separately, but nothing was found that demanded reformation. (fn. 20)

Bishop Nykke personally visited Campsey in 1514. The prioress, Elizabeth Everard, gave a good account of everything pertaining to the house, and in this she was supported by Petronilla Fulmerston, the sub-prioress, and eighteen other nuns, none of whom had any complaint to make. (fn. 21)

A prioress and the full number of twenty nuns were found here at the visitation of 1520, when everything was again found to be satisfactory. (fn. 22) The like number attended the visitation of 1526, when Elizabeth Buttry was prioress. Each of these ladies bore testimony to the good estate of the house in slightly varied phraseology. The only shadow of a complaint was from Margaret Harman, the precentrix, who, after stating that for the past thirty-five years she had never known anything worthy of correction or reformation, added that the office books in choir needed some repair. (fn. 23)

The prioress Elizabeth Buttry had only just been appointed when the last-named highly favourable visitation was held. Judging from the last visitation of 25 June, 1532, her rule over this happy, peaceful nunnery was unsatisfactory. Only six out of the eighteen nuns examined made an omnia bene report. The remainder all complained of the too great strictness and austerity, and more particularly of the parsimonious and stingy character of the prioress. Even Margaret Harman, who was then sacrist, and who had been a nun of this house for fortyone years, said that the food was sometimes not wholesome. Others complained much more bitterly of the food and of the unhealthy character of the meat. Katharine Grome, the precentrix, said that within the last month they had had to eat a bullock that would have died of disease if it had not been killed. Another sister complained of the unpunctuality of the cook; their dinner hour was supposed to be six, but sometimes it was eight o'clock before they had finished the meal. There was, however, no kind of moral delinquency alleged of anyone; and the bishop, after enjoining the prioress to provide a more liberal and wholesome diet, and the cook to be more punctual, gave his blessing, and dissolved the visitation. (fn. 24)

The exact date of the suppression of this house is not known, but it was some time in the year 1536.

An inventory of the goods and chattels was drawn up on 28 August of that year by the Suffolk commissioners. The high altar of the conventual church was well furnished with a white silk frontal, a carved wooden reredos, four great candlesticks of latten, a lamp of latten, and a pix of silver gilt weighing 9 oz., &c. The chapel of our Lady had an alabaster reredos. In the vestry was a good supply of vestments, altar cloths, frontals, and silk curtains, as well as a silver cross worth £5, a silver censer £4 13s. 4d., and a silver-gilt chalice £2 7s. 8d. The household furniture was simple. The cattle and stores brought up the inventory to the good sum of £56 13s. (fn. 25)

Prioresses of Campsey

Joan de Valoines, (fn. 26) occurs 1195 and 1228-9

Agnes de Valoines, (fn. 27) occurs 1234

Basilia, (fn. 28) occurs 1258

Margery, (fn. 29) occurs 1318

Maria de Wingfield, (fn. 30) 1334

Maria de Felton, (fn. 31) died 1394

Margaret de Bruisyard, (fn. 32) 1394

Alice Corbet, (fn. 33) 1411

Katharine Ancel, (fn. 34) 1416

Margery Rendlesham, (fn. 35) 1446

Margaret Hengham, (fn. 36) 1477

Katharine, (fn. 37) 1492

Anna, (fn. 38) 1502

Elizabeth Everard, (fn. 39) 1513

Elizabeth Blennerhasset, (fn. 40) 1518

Elizabeth (or Ellen) Buttry, (fn. 41) 1526

The fourteenth-century pointed oval seal of this priory bears the Blessed Virgin, crowned and seated on a throne, the Holy Child standing on the right knee, within a triple arched canopied niche. In base between two flowering branches, a shield bearing per pale a cross lozengy, diapered, a chief dancetty. Legend:—

  • 1. Chart. 5 John, m. 15, No. 124.
  • 2. Stevens, Contin. of Mon. i, 523.
  • 3. Cal. Pap. Reg. i, 121-4.
  • 4. Pope Nich. Tax. (Rec. Com.), 27, 29, 58, 67b, 83, 95, 97b, 102, 103, 112b, 116b, 119b, 124b, 131b.
  • 5. Pat. 13 Edw. II, m. 15, 30.
  • 6. Pat. 6 Edw. III, pt. i, m. 2.
  • 7. Ibid. 16 Edw. III, pt. ii, m. 18, 13.
  • 8. Ibid. 17 Edw. III, pt. ii, m. 35.
  • 9. Ibid. 20 Edw. III, pt. ii, m. 26; pt. iii, m. 25.
  • 10. Ibid. pt. iii, m. 24.
  • 11. Ibid. 21 Edw. III, pt. iii, m. 37.
  • 12. Pat. 21 Edw. III, pt. iii, m. 5.
  • 13. Ibid. 7 Ric. II, pt. i, m. 39.
  • 14. Ibid. 13 Ric. II, pt. iii, m. 27.
  • 15. Exch. L. T. R. Misc. Bks. No. 112.
  • 16. Pat. 16 Ric. II, pt. i, m. 34.
  • 17. Ibid. 1 Hen. IV, pt. v, m. 4.
  • 18. Norw. Epis. Reg. viii, fol. 128.
  • 19. Valor Eccl. (Rec. Com.), iii, 415-17.
  • 20. Jessopp, Visit. 35-6.
  • 21. Ibid. 133-4.
  • 22. Ibid. 179-80.
  • 23. Ibid. 219.
  • 24. Ibid. 290-2.
  • 25. Proc. Suff. Arch. Inst. viii, 113-16.
  • 26. Add. MS. 1909b, fol. 66b.
  • 27. Ibid.
  • 28. Tanner MSS. Norw.
  • 29. Add. MS. 1909b, fol. 66b.
  • 30. Norw. Epis. Reg. ii, 65.
  • 31. Ibid. vi, 195.
  • 32. Ibid.
  • 33. Ibid. vii, 43.
  • 34. Tanner MSS. Norw.
  • 35. Norw. Epis. Reg. xi, 1.
  • 36. Ibid. xii, 59.
  • 37. Ibid. xii, 112.
  • 38. Ibid. xiii, 21, 36.
  • 39. Tanner MSS. Norw.
  • 40. Ibid.
  • 41. Jessopp, Visit. 219. She died in 1543, and was buried in St. Stephen's Church, Norwich.
  • 42. B.M. Cast, lxxi, 101.


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According to reports, the dump truck driver was operating the vehicle with a revoked driver's license. Police also reported that truck driver negligence was a factor in the fatal accident. After investigating the crash, police reported that the truck driver was supposed to yield to the vehicle that the woman was driving. However, the truck driver failed to yield to the woman's vehicle, and as a result, the vehicles collided.

The fatal accident occurred on Feb. 1 in Davidson County. The vehicles collided in the middle of an intersection when the truck failed to yield to a 1990 Buick that had the right-of-way to go through the intersection first. The driver of the Buick made an attempt to avoid hitting the truck, but the vehicles still crashed. The driver of the Buick was killed in the collision. Two passengers who were in the Buick were injured and hospitalized after the accident. Their injuries were not life-threatening.

The truck driver was not seriously injured in the accident. He has since been charged with misdemeanor death by motor vehicle as well as driving with a revoked license.

When victims are killed in motor vehicle accidents in Fayetteville, victims' families may be able to obtain compensation from negligent drivers and their insurance companies. But when a negligent driver causes an accident while his or her license is suspended or revoked, it is very likely that the driver is also not properly insured.

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Tony McMurray set out to reach the Everest Base Camp to raise money for the Alzheimer’s Society.

He tweeted saying he reached the camp on Thursday, April 23 and spent two days there, leaving on April 25 just hours before the 7.8 magnitude earthquake hit the region, causing avalanches to destroy the camp.

His wife Sharon saw the newsflash on TV at her Towcester home then waited 30 agonising hours to discover whether her husband was alive.

It was reported that 17 people has died on the mountain and dozens more were injured.

A text from Tony finally reached Sharon on Sunday afternoon, saying he had survived by sheltering under a mountain ridge.

“I can’t put into words the relief I felt,” said the 43-year-old this week.

In a series of emotional texts and emails, Tony, 46, has since described the earthquake aftershocks as he made his way down the mountain – and the devastation that greeted him when he reached the bottom at Kathmandu.

“He saw some terrible sights. I think it struck him then just how lucky he was to be alive,” said Sharon, who runs Towcester tearooms.

“In true Tony fashion, he wanted to help, and gave away all he has with him to people who had lost everything he gave them his clothes, his boots, medicine and even his underpants.”

Mr McMurray’s three week trek through the Himalayas to the base camp was to raise money for the Alzheimer’s Society, which he has been a registered volunteer and ambassador for since 2005.

Mrs McMurry said: “I don’t think even an earthquake will stop Tony fundraising again. He has already texted to say he wants to raise money to help the thousands of victims in Nepal, so I have a feeling he’ll be climbing even more mountains.”

To donate to his fundraising efforts go tohis JustGiving page.


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