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February 27th 1560 saw the Second Treaty of Berwick between England and Scotland.
This Treaty of Berwick was a 'league of amity' or peace agreement made on 6th July but the negotiations were held in February, and the date popped up today, so here it is......
Queen Elizabeth was keen on the Berwick treaty was because she feared that France intended to rule Scotland, which would have threatened her realm. The two had signed an accord that stipulated that the crowns of Scotland and France would be unified if there were children of the marriage,of Mary Stuart and François, then the King to be, and the crown of Scotland would be given to France if there were not. , Elizabeth feared such greater unity between Scotland and France, and in particular, Mary Stuart’s claim to her throne.
Another factor concerning Elizabeth was the desire to further hasten the Reformation in Scotland, which is why the Protestant Scottish Lords of the Congregation (sounds like a great name for a rock group) were trying to get the Catholic French expelled. For Elizabeth, if Scotland were Protestant, that would make it an ally and help protect England.
The result of the discussions was that an English fleet and an army came to Scotland to help expel the ten thousand French troops that were defending the Regency of the Catholic Marie of Guise. Armed conflict ensued and the French troops retreated. They fortified the port and town of Leith against the combined force of English and rebel Scots and so began the Siege of Leith, on the 17th of March, 1560.
The English Lieutenant General Norfolk was the man sent north by Elizabeth Ito support the Lords, whilst his compatriot, Admiral Winter, was in charge of the blockade and besieging of the Forth at Leith, occupied by the allies – the Scottish and French naval forces. For safety then, Marie of Guise had flitted to Edinburgh Castle, which event took place on the 1st of April.
Interestingly, an old Scottish prophecy had foretold great changes “when two winters were to be seen in Scotland in the same year.” And so it happened that whilst Admiral Winter was told to pick any quarrel he could with the French and prevent reinforcements or the Scots, eponymous winter storms coincidentally wrecked a second French convoy on its way to Leith. Thus two winters did indeed prove to have been a decisive factor in the expulsion of the French from Scotland. Spooky, or what?
Eventually, the Gordon Earl of Huntly, a Catholic, came to terms with the Congregation and by then, hardly a Scot of note remained on the French side, except Bothwell and the Bishops. Following this shift, on 27thFebruary, 1560, the Treaty was concluded between Norfolk and the Scottish Lords – both Protestant and Catholic.
The Treaty was “for the defence of the ancient rights and liberty of their country”, as the original words “for the maintenance of Christian religion” were left out of the final version. The Lords bound themselves to resist any closer of a union between Scotland and France than existed through Mary’s marriage and to assist England against France with all their forces if France invaded England north of York. In addition, they were to assist with 2000 foot and 1000 horse if France invaded elsewhere.
On the 11th of June, 1560, Mary of Guise died of dropsy and figurehead of the Scottish Catholic resistance was removed. Later in the year, Mary, Queen of Scots, was widowed and returned to Scotland – but that’s another story. Another treaty, Treaty of Edinburgh, was signed in July 1560, agreeing that French and English troops would withdraw from Scotland. Also included in that treaty was the agreement for Mary, Queen of Scots, and François, to give up Mary’s claim to the English crown and recognize Elizabeth I as rightful Queen of England. Mary though, never signed this.
Pics are of the Duke of Châtellerault and Thomas Howard, Duke of Norfolk, Scotland and England's representative at Berwick respectively
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❤️Happy 85th Birthday to Dame Elizabeth Taylor!❤️ Let Us Remember & Never Forget This Incredible Actress & Person❤️ Miss Her Dearly❤️
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New post in LET'S CREATE AFRICA (L.C.A.): nya Red Cross Society. Reporting to: Head, Group Human Resources Job location: Kenya Red Cross Society Headquarters, South C Overall Purpose The role is responsible for ensuring that programs and processes delivered are aligned with business strategies and HR priorities in designated Departments, Regions and business units. The position serves as a consultant to management on human resource-related issues and is the Deputy to the Head of the department and has a supervisory role embedded into their responsibilities. The responsibilities include delivering/managing the annual processes (e.g. Manpower Planning, Performance Management, compensation cycle, Employee Relations) and managing career events and initiatives in the employee employment cycle. The position is also responsible for advising and coaching line managers on HR core programs, processes and policies and ensure that all are implemented in a consistent manner across the Society. The selected candidate will be required to assess and anticipate HR-related needs and have the capacity to proactively communicate and seek to develop integrated solutions together with the respective internal business units and the HR Office. The position formulates partnerships across the HR function to deliver value-added service to management and employees that reflects the society’s and business objectives. Minimum Qualifications Master’s Degree preferably in Human Resources. Seven years’ experience as a HR generalist. Certified member of IHRM or a professional HR body & possess Certification to Practice. Demonstrated working knowledge of multiple human resource disciplines, including compensation practices, organizational diagnosis, employee and union relations, diversity, performance management, and employment laws. Key Competencies Good knowledge of employment laws in Kenya. Excellent interpersonal and communication skills with the ability to influence and interface with Senior Members and Executives of KRCS and its Business Entities. A strong sense of business ethics and literacy including the ability to appropriately handle confidential information and demonstrate an understanding of Project Management, financial Management, strategic Management, Culture and Performance Management. Supervisory Responsibility This position Supervises HR Officers, and also serves as a coach and mentor for other positions in the department. Work Environment This job operates in a professional office environment. This role routinely uses standard office equipment such as laptop/computers. Application Procedure: Interested candidates who meet the above qualifications can send their applications directly via the KRCS App by clicking "Apply" on a job post or email applications to [email protected] on or before 27thFebruary 2019. Applications should have a cover letter, curriculum vitae, copies of academic and professional Certificates, names and contacts of three referees including one from your last employer. The Secretary General Kenya Red Cross Society South C Bellevue Red Cross Road, Off Popo Road P.O Box 40712-00100 Nairobi Note: Applications which do not meet the above requirements will not be considered. Only Shortlisted Candidates will be contacted. Job disclaimer and notification Kenya Red Cross Society is an equal opportunity employer and does not charge / accept any amount or security deposit from job seekers during the selection process or while inviting candidates for an interview. http://bit.ly/2X48pVS 08ca0512-9327-4351-ac1d-86563712a28d/ [2/16, 12:04] Nelson Komba: http://bit.ly/2S9i0qO [2/16, 12:05] Nelson Komba: Communication Officer ,International Centre for Reproductive Health, Kenya (ICRHK) . The Communication Officer will ensure a strong public profile and effective public and donor engagement for ICRHK's multifaceted projects, through media, public relation and communications activities and the implementation of effective http://bit.ly/2Xa8RBQ
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Oil & Gas: 500 students to participate in NCDMB career show
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Oil & Gas: 500 students to participate in NCDMB career show
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The Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board (NCDMB) is set to expose about 500 students from the nine states of the Niger Delta region to participate in the inaugural career talk show on Oil and Gas development in the country. The show, opened to secondary schools in the Niger Delta region and sponsored by the Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board (NCDMB) is a new initiative to fill the skills technical gap in the nation’s oil and gas by sensitizing science students in the secondary schools across the nine Niger Delta states. Mr. Idowu Adejumo, the Chief Operating Officer of Osk leverages and vie logistique,in a statement issued via email, stated that the five hundred students in the Senior Secondary School Two will be drawn from over two hundred schools. According to the statement, the participating students in the maiden edition will engage in career talks with the theme, ‘Bridging the local content gap in Nigeria’s Industrial Sector: Science, technology and engineering to the rescue’. The facilitator of the career talks, osk leverages and vie logistique, is working with respective state ministry of education in Ondo, Edo, Delta, Cross River, Akwa Ibom, Abia, Imo, Rivers and Bayelsa. The talks anchored by an experienced facilitator, a senior safety engineer with over 15 years’ experience in the oil and gas sector, Victor Ekasa, has been held in six states of Ondo, Edo, Delta, Cross River, Abia and Imo. The grand finale of the science career talks sponsored by NCDMB will hold in Yenagoa, Bayelsa State capital on Tuesday, 27thFebruary, 2018 at Matho Crystal Hotel, Imiringi road by 9am. The students are encouraged to consider careers in sciences, engineering, and technology towards building local capacity and reduce the number of expatriates in the country. The current management of the NCDMB under the Executive Secretary, Engr. Simbi Wabote, is supporting the move to catch the ‘engineers’ young. Two best participating students in each of the state are to go home with a branded mini laptop as a way to encourage them. The industrial growth of any nation is anchored on science, engineering and technology and all efforts must be put in place to encourage the new generation to take up the challenge for national growth. According to the organisers, “We need more Nigerian engineers to man the very technical aspects of oil and gas operations. Nigerians have the capacity to compete favourably and this programme will help us build new set of engineers, scientists and technologists.”
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#27thfebruary 🎂 "Quando hai solo 18 anni quante cose che non sai, quando hai solo 18 anni forse invece sai già tutto, non dovresti crescer mai" #RAGAZZINAmaggiorenne 🎉 (presso PAPILLON 78)
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February 27th 1560 saw the Second Treaty of Berwick between England and Scotland
The Scottish reformation was under full swing, but those pesky French were causing problems and the Protestant Lords of the Congregation could not shift them, so looked south for help, unthinkable up to now, English troops were invited into Scotland to fight French and Scottish catholics.
Queen Elizabeth was keen on the Berwick treaty was because she feared that France intended to rule Scotland, which would have threatened her realm. The two had signed an accord that stipulated that the crowns of Scotland and France would be unified if there were children of the marriage,of Mary Stuart and François, then the King to be, and the crown of Scotland would be given to France if there were not. , Elizabeth feared such greater unity between Scotland and France, and in particular, Mary Stuart’s claim to her throne.
Another factor concerning Elizabeth was the desire to further hasten the Reformation in Scotland, which is why the Protestant Scottish Lords of the Congregation (sounds like a great name for a rock group) were trying to get the Catholic French expelled. For Elizabeth, if Scotland were Protestant, that would make it an ally and help protect England.
The result of the discussions was that an English fleet and an army came to Scotland to help expel the ten thousand French troops that were defending the Regency of the Catholic Marie of Guise. Armed conflict ensued and the French troops retreated. They fortified the port and town of Leith against the combined force of English and rebel Scots and so began the Siege of Leith, on the 17th of March, 1560.
The English Lieutenant General Norfolk was the man sent north by Elizabeth Ito support the Lords, whilst his compatriot, Admiral Winter, was in charge of the blockade and besieging of the Forth at Leith, occupied by the allies – the Scottish and French naval forces. For safety then, Marie of Guise had flitted to Edinburgh Castle, which event took place on the 1st of April.
Interestingly, an old Scottish prophecy had foretold great changes “when two winters were to be seen in Scotland in the same year.” And so it happened that whilst Admiral Winter was told to pick any quarrel he could with the French and prevent reinforcements or the Scots, eponymous winter storms coincidentally wrecked a second French convoy on its way to Leith. Thus two winters did indeed prove to have been a decisive factor in the expulsion of the French from Scotland. Spooky, or what?
Eventually, the Gordon Earl of Huntly, a Catholic, came to terms with the Congregation and by then, hardly a Scot of note remained on the French side, except Bothwell and the Bishops. Following this shift, on 27thFebruary, 1560, the Treaty was concluded between Norfolk and the Scottish Lords – both Protestant and Catholic.
The Treaty was “for the defence of the ancient rights and liberty of their country”, as the original words “for the maintenance of Christian religion” were left out of the final version. The Lords bound themselves to resist any closer of a union between Scotland and France than existed through Mary’s marriage and to assist England against France with all their forces if France invaded England north of York. In addition, they were to assist with 2000 foot and 1000 horse if France invaded elsewhere.
On the 11th of June, 1560, Mary of Guise died of dropsy and figurehead of the Scottish Catholic resistance was removed. Later in the year, Mary, Queen of Scots, was widowed and returned to Scotland – but that’s another story. Another treaty, Treaty of Edinburgh, was signed in July 1560, agreeing that French and English troops would withdraw from Scotland. Also included in that treaty was the agreement for Mary, Queen of Scots, and François, to give up Mary’s claim to the English crown and recognize Elizabeth I as rightful Queen of England. Mary though, never signed this.
Pics are of the Duke of Châtellerault and Thomas Howard, Duke of Norfolk, Scotland and England's representative at Berwick respectively
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Amiche poetiche +17
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#InternationalPolarBearDay #27thFebruary2015 #27thFebruary
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Who's Ready ? | #27thFebruary | is round the corner Yana | Holla me For Tickets | 😵 SPzAbout!!!!
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New post in LET'S CREATE AFRICA (L.C.A.): nya Red Cross Society. Reporting to: Head, Group Human Resources Job location: Kenya Red Cross Society Headquarters, South C Overall Purpose The role is responsible for ensuring that programs and processes delivered are aligned with business strategies and HR priorities in designated Departments, Regions and business units. The position serves as a consultant to management on human resource-related issues and is the Deputy to the Head of the department and has a supervisory role embedded into their responsibilities. The responsibilities include delivering/managing the annual processes (e.g. Manpower Planning, Performance Management, compensation cycle, Employee Relations) and managing career events and initiatives in the employee employment cycle. The position is also responsible for advising and coaching line managers on HR core programs, processes and policies and ensure that all are implemented in a consistent manner across the Society. The selected candidate will be required to assess and anticipate HR-related needs and have the capacity to proactively communicate and seek to develop integrated solutions together with the respective internal business units and the HR Office. The position formulates partnerships across the HR function to deliver value-added service to management and employees that reflects the society’s and business objectives. Minimum Qualifications Master’s Degree preferably in Human Resources. Seven years’ experience as a HR generalist. Certified member of IHRM or a professional HR body & possess Certification to Practice. Demonstrated working knowledge of multiple human resource disciplines, including compensation practices, organizational diagnosis, employee and union relations, diversity, performance management, and employment laws. Key Competencies Good knowledge of employment laws in Kenya. Excellent interpersonal and communication skills with the ability to influence and interface with Senior Members and Executives of KRCS and its Business Entities. A strong sense of business ethics and literacy including the ability to appropriately handle confidential information and demonstrate an understanding of Project Management, financial Management, strategic Management, Culture and Performance Management. Supervisory Responsibility This position Supervises HR Officers, and also serves as a coach and mentor for other positions in the department. Work Environment This job operates in a professional office environment. This role routinely uses standard office equipment such as laptop/computers. Application Procedure: Interested candidates who meet the above qualifications can send their applications directly via the KRCS App by clicking "Apply" on a job post or email applications to [email protected] on or before 27thFebruary 2019. Applications should have a cover letter, curriculum vitae, copies of academic and professional Certificates, names and contacts of three referees including one from your last employer. The Secretary General Kenya Red Cross Society South C Bellevue Red Cross Road, Off Popo Road P.O Box 40712-00100 Nairobi Note: Applications which do not meet the above requirements will not be considered. Only Shortlisted Candidates will be contacted. Job disclaimer and notification Kenya Red Cross Society is an equal opportunity employer and does not charge / accept any amount or security deposit from job seekers during the selection process or while inviting candidates for an interview. http://bit.ly/2X48pVS 08ca0512-9327-4351-ac1d-86563712a28d/ [2/16, 12:04] Nelson Komba: http://bit.ly/2S9i0qO [2/16, 12:05] Nelson Komba: Communication Officer ,International Centre for Reproductive Health, Kenya (ICRHK) . The Communication Officer will ensure a strong public profile and effective public and donor engagement for ICRHK's multifaceted projects, through media, public relation and communications activities and the implementation of effective http://bit.ly/2Xa8RBQ
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Elizabeth Taylor's Birthday soon!!!!! :D
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New post in LET'S CREATE AFRICA (L.C.A.): and contacts of three referees including one from the College/University attended. The Secretary General Kenya Red Cross Society South C Bellevue Red Cross Road, Off Popo Road P.O Box 40712-00100 Nairobi Applications can also be dropped off at the Kenya Red Cross Society Offices (HQ). Note: Applications which do not meet the above requirements will not be considered. Job disclaimer and notification: Kenya Red Cross Society is an equal opportunity employer and does not charge / accept any amount or security deposit from job seekers during the selection process or while inviting candidates for an interview. http://bit.ly/2X48pVS b1e4649b-4f86-456d-aafe-68dfe3f852c0/ [2/16, 12:00] Nelson Komba: http://bit.ly/2S7iyxs [2/16, 12:02] Nelson Komba: Human Resource Business Partner (2 Positions) ,Kenya Red Cross Society. Reporting to: Head, Group Human Resource Job location: Kenya Red Cross, Headquarters Overall Purpose The ideal candidate will be required to assess and anticipate HR-related needs and have the capacity to proactively communicate and seek to develop integrated solutions together with the respective internal business units and the HR Office. The position formulates partnerships across the HR function to deliver value-added service to management and employees that reflects the society’s and business objectives. Manage and support all HR operational needs, and professionals in all employee life cycle in the organization, from recruiting needs till termination process. execute HR initiatives in a local level, support short term changes and be the go to person for HR topics for the area of responsibility. Minimum Qualifications Bachelor’s degree preferably in Human Resources Minimum of 5 years’ experience in a HR Generalist role with at least 2 years as a Human Resources Officer/ Associate HRBP within a unionized or partially unionized environment. Key Competencies Good knowledge of employment laws in Kenya Excellent interpersonal and communication skills with the ability to influence and interface with Management teams and Line Managers A strong sense of business ethics and ability to appropriately handle confidential information and demonstrate a deep understanding of Human Resources Management Processes, Culture and Performance Management. Supervisory Responsibility This position has no supervisory responsibilities provides intimate support, facilitation and direction to Line Managers and Employees in the area of assignment. Work Environment This job operates in a professional office environment. This role routinely uses standard office equipment such as laptop/computers. Application Procedure: Interested candidates who meet the above qualifications can send their applications directly via the KRCS App by clicking "Apply" on a job post or email applications to [email protected] on or before 27thFebruary 2019. Applications should have a cover letter, curriculum vitae, copies of academic and professional Certificates, names and contacts of three referees including one from your last employer. The Secretary General Kenya Red Cross Society South C Bellevue Red Cross Road, Off Popo Road P.O Box 40712-00100 Nairobi Note: Applications which do not meet the above requirements will not be considered. Only Shortlisted Candidates will be contacted. Job disclaimer and notification: Kenya Red Cross Society is an equal opportunity employer and does not charge / accept any amount or security deposit from job seekers during the selection process or while inviting candidates for an interview. http://bit.ly/2X48pVS a2b9e8de-60e7-49bd-8c2a-c37c692aa302/ [2/16, 12:03] Nelson Komba: http://bit.ly/2BE4upw [2/16, 12:03] Nelson Komba: Senior Human Resource Business Partner , http://bit.ly/2TPCGFS
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