News from Ellys Manor House
Our history should be sacrosanct, yet two of our most significant and iconic historic buildings in Western Christendom, have been desecrated and are now blighted!
The fascinating wall paintings at Ellys Manor House (EMH), were discovered nearly one hundred years ago. The eminent scholars of the day said of them, “They are an English interpretation of French verdure tapestries”, (“whatever that means”). It is baffling to think that for sixty-three of those years, the house was used as a Rectory. Later and Current scholars have continued to regurgitate what was said. That is until 2019 when I (CM Taylor) broke the code to find a mix of Greek mythology and early Christian symbols. I am now communicating with scholars around the globe to corroborate my findings.
This is a massive project. I have called for assistance from competent PhDs in the fields of studies, but sadly, the silence at home deafens me. However, I do now have a couple of world-renowned Theologians I can call on. You see, this is not just about the wall paintings. When I say, “EMH with the Holy Cross church adjacent fully encapsulates European and British history,” that rings through. This will be brought to everyone's attention very soon.
The United Kingdom Government must have the courage to say publicly if, in the United Kingdom, we are done with Education, the Rule of Law, Equal justice for all citizens and Christianity. They must further say whether the local councils have been given a mandate to act on matters of which they are without knowledge.
Know that I am completely independently minded, of no political persuasion. My passion is justice for all, and to have cohesion in society. What we are experiencing, validates what was said many years ago by Thomas More, “One of the greatest problems of our time is that many are schooled but few are educated.
As seen above, Mary visits her cousin Elizabeth; they are both pregnant: Mary with Jesus, and Elizabeth with John the Baptist (Temple in the name of St John the Baptist). Mary left Nazareth immediately after the Annunciation and went "into the hill country ... into a city of Judah" (Luke 1:39) to attend to her cousin (Luke 1:36) Elizabeth.
Ein – Karem, a suburb of Jerusalem, where the church of the Visitation is located with a Natural Spring, which Mary would have drank from. Ellys too, the wool merchant and pilgrim would have chosen his location carefully.
Grantham was an important wool market town, and the village of Great Ponton was said to be the ‘Ad Pontem’ of the Romans. The village is located approximately three miles south of Grantham, between Ermine Street, one of the earliest Roman roads in the country to the east, and the great north road to the west.
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Know that this is a minuscule amount of what is to come. We aim to serve with knowledge, and evidence from us deciphering our symbols at Ellys Manor House. Our great wish is for our future generations to benefit from this fascinating body of work, which takes us from Moses leading the Israelites out of Egypt and into Jerusalem.
Sao Bentoe Sao Bernardo (1542) Diogo de Contreiras.
I have brought this matter to the attention of Mr Alan C.Scott & Ms Theresa Donohue at the home office on numerous occasions over a seven year period, but no one seems to be listening or taking action.
Do keep in mind, after seven years of persecution at Ellys Manor House (EMH) with the Holy Cross church adjacent, we have now gone global to garner support to stop the desecration and destruction of heritage and culture.
Know that our troubles at EMH – Great Ponton, have gone through a Planning investigation and the Government Ombudsman, who both assured us everything is fine, contrary to what we are now experiencing in the village at Great Ponton. We would not wish to second-guess Ian Wright, Principle Planning and Conservation Officer (retired in Spring 2023), Jonathan Short, Senior Planning Enforcement Officer, Development & Implementation, South Kesteven District Council Planning and Conservation Department and the Parish Council of Great Ponton’s motives. We feel they are all the best people to explain in a court of law their motives and actions.
It is sad to think that just a few months ago, people from all around the globe were focused on the United Kingdom, and travelling from around the world to the burial of a Queen, and then just a few months later, descending on the United Kingdom once again, to witness two elderly people at Westminster Abbey in an elaborate performance (all in archaic garb) of being anointed as God’s representatives on earth, where they promised to defend Protestantism and God’s house. But it now appears, “that it is the chickens who rule the rost”.
Chicken Farm at Great Ponton?
WHAT CONSTITUTES CRIMINAL DAMAGE TO HERITAGE AND CULTURE, AND WE ARE ABLE TO TELL IT WHEN WE SEE IT?
COLSTON - SLAVE TRADER
DOVER CASTLE ENGLAND
STERLING CASTLE
Holy Cross Church Great Ponton
The Barns next door, Great Ponton
There are serious planning issues that must be addressed at Great Ponton in a court of law.
Now let us take a look at integrity as follows: -
Abbey Church of St Savin sur Gartempe – with the thousand-year-old frescos, France.
UNESCO
Notre – Dame Cathedral in Amiens – Visit the Somme, it is the treasure of Amiens and a UNESCO World Heritage. The largest Gothic structure in France, Built-in 1220.
Notre – Dame Cathedral in Amiens - Inverted Star Window
San Bartolome de Ucero, the edifice at Rio Lobos, Spain.
Note the inverted star window.
Church of St Martin, Nohant – Vic, France.
A detailed section of the wall paintings – The Crucifixion of St Peter – French School c. 15th century.
St Martin de Tours.
"Will no one explain the Trinity -The Godhead?"
E M H – Inverted Star Window
THESE ARE EXTREMELY SAD TIMES WHEN WE NO LONGER FIGHT FOR THEIR FUTURE. THE FUTURE OF HUMANKIND.
Climate activists Vanessa Nakate, Luisa Neubauer, Greta Thunberg, Isabelle Axelsson, and Loukina Tille, from left, arrive for a news conference. They go to bed at night, not knowing if tomorrow they and their family and friends will be washed away and drown in a flood, or be burnt alive in a raging inferno.
'If we dont fight for our future we are doomed'
Due to ignorance and flawed planning laws in the United Kingdom, our historic environment is being compromised, if not destroyed. Millions of pounds of taxpayers’ money are being squandered, which leads to false historical narratives.
Children do not ask to come into this world. However, when we bring them up, we have a duty of care, if we wish to create a more socially cohesive society. It must not be left solely to teachers. We must all take part.
In Britain, regardless of origin, race, colour or creed a child born here must know that this is home and that they, too, have a vested interest. The truth must be paramount and taught with a true understanding of our heritage.
The Statue of Pope Urban II et CM Taylor.
Justice for all.
Deus Vult. God Wills it!
“Know that I’m here on an invite, after the bloody boy king, Edward V1, said”, “No graven images.”
As a wool merchant, merchant of the Staple of Calais, and Pilgrim, wearing spectacles such as mine, they called me blind. However, it appears most of you with your twenty-twenty vision have had, or are having the wool pulled over your eyes.
This is rather sad – a country that professes to be a Christian country, known around the globe for its pomp circumstance and pageantry (people clunking about in archaic costumes, if they fell down, they would struggle to get back on their feet without assistance). A King, as God’s representative on earth, says, “he wishes to be the leader of all faiths.” “I do hope you are all on the same page with that, fate or faith?”
A country that prides itself on fair play, and the rule of law. Values you all hold dear, and yet! It appears there is a tiered system (rotten to the core) within your society in the United Kingdom. It seems there are those with special privileges, to the point, that those who are being paid from the public purse will do whatsoever it takes to gain the upper hand for those special people, even if it means destroying future generations' education and the integrity of the humanities. This is reminiscent of the dissolution of the monasteries. What constitutes that? Grantham, a town with a population of approximately 55, 000, and you do not even have a proper hospital, and you call us medieval.
The Project Gutenberg eBook, The Great North Road: London to York, by Charles G. Harper
Lincolnshire now begins to thoroughly belie its p.178 reputation for flatness, the road descending steeply from Colsterworth and rising sharply from Easton Park to the park of Stoke Rochford, with another long sharp descent beyond, and a further rise of some importance into Great Ponton, another of the very small “Great” villages.
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En engelsk uldhandler
Ellys - en engelsk uldhandler i Calais, da denne by stadig havde monopol på al eksport af uld til kontinentet. Ellys' motto var "Think and Thank God of all" (Tænk og tak den almægtige Gud). Henrik den 8.'s kronikør John Leland skriver: "Elis greatly risen by
merchandise" (Elis blev meget rig gennem handel) i sin liste over stormændene fra Kesteven i det sydvestlige England.
The Ellys family.
From the wealth of the wool trade, merchants of the Calais Staple - sped their way into the aristocracy. Later, statemen, bibliophile, book collector and patron of scholars. Sir Charles Hanbury Williams ( wrote much satirical verse, and Horace Walpole professed to believe him the greatest poet of his generation), his poem on the Struggle to Succeed Ellys.
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Le Royaume Uni Et Le Kenya Participent A Un Sommet Majeur Sur L’education En 2021
Le sommet aura lieu au Royaume-Uni mi 2021 et convoquera les plus importants acteurs et decisionnaires dans le but d'envoyer tous les enfants a l'ecole.
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Defending Our Heritage
The custodians of Ellys Manor House are sorry to inform you we have been forced to close our significant and historic building to the public. Ellys Manor House, and the neighbouring Grade 1 listed Church, fully encapsulates early modern European and British history. The two buildings form an iconic landmark in Britain; we know many of you have enjoyed visiting us.
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