La Bretagne.
Victoria College, Jersey. Coordinates: Victoria College (in French: Collège Victoria)[2] is a fee paying States of Jersey-provided school in membership of the HMC, in St Helier, Jersey, Channel Islands.
The castellated neo-gothic architecture (architect: J. Hayward) is a landmark overlooking the town. History Pomp and ceremony accompanied the laying of the foundation stone The foundation stone of the new college was laid with great ceremony on Victoria's birthday 24 May 1850. The Great Hall originally accommodated simultaneous classes under the supervision of a master The college was opened on 29 September 1852 with 98 students enrolled,[4] rising to 125 on 1 October 1852.[5] The opening ceremony once again involved a military parade.
Inside the Great Hall as presently laid out Queen Victoria visited the college on her return to Jersey in 1859. In the 1860s, the ancient grammar schools of Saint-Mannelier and Saint Anastase (fr) closed and their endowments were later used to fund scholarships at Victoria College. Bilan plages Bretagne, vidéo Bilan plages Bretagne, Les buveurs bretons en grand danger. Les bretons sont des gens formidables vous le savez et quelques spécimen gravitent dans la blogosphère que je fréquente.
Ils sont autant nombreux que sympathiques et comme je suis un bon garçon je voudrai les prévenir d'un danger. Mes confrères bretons David, Yann et Nicolas ont l'habitude de trinquer à l'aide d'une boisson qui mousse et qu'on appelle bière. A la sortie des bistros il peut arriver, mais "très rarement", que le taux d'alcoolémie dépasse les 0,50 gramme par litre de sang, alors je me fais un devoir de les prévenir de se mettre à la limonade toute affaire cessante.
En effet, voilà ti pas que les gendarmes de la Brigade rapide d’intervention (BRI) de Caudan (Morbihan) viennent de passer dans une autre dimension automobile. Terminé la 4L du sergent chef Cruchot, il est temps de passer dans le 3ème millénaire. Alors terminé de faire la course avec les gendarmes car cette jolie allemande roule à 250 km/h sinon c'est droit au ballon ! Source. Saint-Malo et le Mont Saint-Michel 2011. Capitaine François Rocaboy.
Foreign News: Third Down. When a befogged, ice-winged airplane crashed into a French mountainside last week, Vichy's wiry little No. 3 man, Minister of War General Charles Huntziger, 61, was burned to death.
He was returning from a three-week, 7,500-mile tour of Vichy's North African colonies and, just before the crash, he heaved a full brief case out of the plane to safety. His reports might help Vichy to make up its mind about North African Commander in Chief General Maxime Weygand, whose resistance to Germany's African designs has led to angry Nazi demands for his removal. Charles Léon Clement Huntziger was a fine professional soldier...
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