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Fascinating murder that took place in 18th Century Fleet Street SARAH MALCOLM

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The pub's in No man Land are 'Jack Straws Castle which is sadly closed down and turned into luxury apartments, although Spaniard's Inn is nearby and still open. In Chalk Farm is the Red Bull. I cannot find any pub with that name in the area, the closest is the Bull and Gate in Kentish Town. However, Sheila Hancock says Pinter never went to the pub. So maybe its a fruitless search. No Man's Land (play) - Wikipedia

I'm taking the 12 Apps of Christmas - apps for use to help teaching. Blackboard Learn

This is an app which allows you to use maps as a navigation device - or as an adjunct to a story. Quite interesting although I guess you could do this without the app as a web site or app. Not sure what it offers over other technology. Pointed out to me by CSM MANE students. The Amazonian Travels of Richard Evans Schultes Here is one with a literary theme Hemingway in Idaho http://uidaho.maps.arcgis.com/apps/MapJournal/index.html?appid=8372c1acd90749a489cd937795d788a5

This is good news and will be a good end to guided tours in Smithfield. Visit Us - The Charterhouse

The Museum of London has acquired a handwritten document of evidence on the causes of the Great Fire of London. This contains the following line which suggests for the first time that Robert Hubert who was hanged for starting the Great Fire might not even have been a Catholic. It was also reported that he was not in England at the time the fire started. Rare find offers glimpse of London after the Great Fire - The Wharf : “That this Monsyer Hubert, lived a Papest & died one: all though if ever given out ye He was a Huginet....” is not found in the published versions and appears to be unique to this scribed report.