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Diver and Octopus
Divers are periodically at odds with octopi, and diver Palmer, at Cape Town, is one of many - but a tug on his line brings help from his colleagues

Blackheath Woodland Hse
Woodland House, the seat of sir John Julius Angerstein : today it is a cultural resource where exhibitions are periodically held. Date: 1786

Siege of Basing House, Hampshire
The Siege of Basing House, near Basingstoke, Hampshire, during the English Civil War. It was a Parliamentary victory. Date: between 1643 - 1645

Baynards Castle
aka Castle Baynard : a great house on the Thames at Blackfriars dating from the 11th century, though periodically rebuilt until its destruction in the Great Fire. Date: circa 17th century

Procession at Seville
Throughout Holy Week the streets of Seville are periodically processed along - here passers-by remove their hats as the Virgin of the Carreteria is trundled past

Eugene Debs
EUGENE VICTOR DEBS American socialist, founder of Industrial Workers of the World, periodically imprisoned for offences displeasing to the Establishment. Date: 1855 - 1926

Infant Orphan Election at the London Tavern
Portrayal of the Infant Orphan Election at the London Tavern by G.E. Hicks. Elections were held periodically by childrens charities for their supporters to vote on new orphanage admissions. Date: 1865

WILLIAM O BRIEN - 2
WILLIAM O BRIEN - Irish journalist and statesman, very militant in his early days, slightly more mellow later : periodically in prison, sometimes with Parnell. Date: 1852 - 1928

WILLIAM O BRIEN - 3
WILLIAM O BRIEN - Irish journalist and statesman, very militant in his early days, slightly more mellow later : periodically in prison : speaking at a dinner. Date: 1852 - 1928

Grass snake skin

French Students Demo
Paris students demonstrate periodically against this, that or the other. With these medical students its something to do with the Assistance Publique... Date: 1892

Alexander Brodie
ALEXANDER BRODIE Scottish statesman, whose extremist puritanical views ran him periodically into trouble... Date: 1617 - 1680

Tanzania Zanzibar
The waterfront after one of the hurricanes which periodically ravage the town

France Solesmes
The Benedictine Abbaye de Saint-Pierre has been periodically closed by the authorities, but survives and flourishes as the revivers of Gregorian chant

Moustiers Sainte Marie
Picturesque provencal village; the star suspended between two cliffs dates from the Crusades, though it has periodically fallen and been replaced

Jules Valles
JULES VALLES - French left- wing journalist, periodically imprisoned or banned, enthusiastic but moderate in his views; supported Commune, then in exile in England

Relics Carried
Relics are believed by the Church to possess the power to do good, so they are periodically carried about in procession, with songs, incense and ceremonies

Basing House Besieged
BASING HOUSE, a strategically located Royalist stronghold, is attacked periodically by the Parliament army : eventually Cromwell takes it and burns it to the ground

French Cavalry Vets
French cavalry horses are periodically examined by the veterinaire

Flagellants
FLAGELLANTS roamed western Europe periodically from the 11th to the 16th centuries, scourging themselves in a quasi-ecstatic state

Westland Limousine
This handsome twin-motor passenger plane, seen taking off from Croydon Airport, first flew in 1919 but has been periodically updated since then

Rioting in Vienna
Paris students demonstrate periodically against this, that or the other. With these medical students its something to do with the Assistance Publique

Dredging a Canal
Canals must be periodically dredged to keep them free for riverboat traffic

Hartley as Mary Qo Scots
ELIZABETH HARTLEY, actress, striking a dramatic pose as Mary Queen of Scots in John Bankss periodically revived play The Albion Queens

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"Periodically, the enigmatic dance between a diver and an octopus unfolds beneath the depths of the ocean, showcasing nature's mesmerizing wonders. Meanwhile, in the enchanting Blackheath Woodland House, whispers of ancient tales echo through its moss-covered walls. Journeying back in time to Baynards Castle, we uncover remnants of a bygone era where history was etched into every stone. The Siege of Basing House in Hampshire stands as a testament to resilience and fortitude amidst turbulent times. Intriguingly enough, Baynards Castle resurfaces once more on our historical map, reminding us of its significance throughout different periods. It witnessed Eugene Debs' impassioned speeches that ignited flames of change and justice. Shifting gears from politics to compassion, we find ourselves at the heartwarming Infant Orphan Election at the London Tavern. A celebration filled with hope and unity as young souls are embraced by a caring community. The name William O'Brien echoes not once but twice within this narrative; his legacy intertwines with these diverse events like threads weaving together stories across time. From England to Spain, we embark on a vibrant procession at Seville - colors swirling through streets adorned with jubilant faces celebrating life's rich tapestry. Amidst all these remarkable moments lies an unexpected discovery - the delicate skin shed by a grass snake signifies renewal and growth even in seemingly inconspicuous places. Finally, French students take center stage as they raise their voices for causes close to their hearts - demonstrating courage and determination that transcends borders. These periodic hints offer glimpses into various realms: natural beauty beneath oceans' surface; historic castles steeped in tales; influential figures shaping society; joyous celebrations fostering unity; reminders of growth found even in unexpected places; and passionate demonstrations echoing worldwide struggles for justice. "