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Há 9 horas · Lady Elizabeth’s bridesmaid dress will be offered for sale at Christie’s in London on Tuesday, July 2. It’s intended to be one of the spotlight moments of the auction house’s Classic Week, headlining an auction that they’re calling “The Exceptional Sale.”.
Há 3 dias · Somerset. Montacute House. A masterpiece of Elizabethan Renaissance architecture and design, with towering walls of glass, glowing ham stone and surrounding garden. While the upper floors of the house will remain closed for 2024 there is plenty to see on the ground floor, and in the garden and parkland. Montacute, Somerset, TA15 6XP. Opening times.
Há 4 dias · Totteridge chapel, which is dedicated to St. Andrew, was rebuilt in the year 1790. It is a plain oblong brick structure, with a small spire at the west end (fn. 11). The only monumental inscription is on a flat stone in the nave, to the memory of Capt. Henry Long, who died in 1718. Monuments in the old chapel.
Há 2 dias · Elizabeth Courtenay d. 1395 1386 Later Lady de Vere F21 Blanche, Lady Poynings: d. 1409 1386 74 Richard Fitzalan, 4th Earl of Arundel: c. 1346–1397 1387 75 Nicholas Sarnesfeld: d. c.1395 1386–1387 76 Edward of York: 1373–1415 1387 Later Duke of York: F22 The Lady Gomeneys 1387 Married John de Geaux, Sire de Gomeneys F23 Katherine Swynford
Há 9 horas · Montagu (Montague), Sir Henry, Recorder of London, later Lord Chief Justice of the King's Bench and 1st Earl of Manchester -, 8 (2), 21 -, installed as Chief Justice, 232 -, signs directives from Privy Council, 267, 271. Montague, James, Dean of Worcester -, request from, 96. Montaigne, Elizabeth, wife of Richard Montaigne -, petition to Cecil, 137
Há 3 dias · Já em 2007, um rumor apontou que o conde teria ido viver na Nova Zelândia e que teria como mascotes um gambá e uma cabra chamada Camilla. As informações foram ventiladas por uma família local que desconfiava de seu vizinho Roger Woodgate seria o assassino fugitivo.
24 de mai. de 2024 · The most interesting objection was that wherein they stated that for the security of the valuable jewels that had been presented to their shrine by Lady Elizabeth and her ancestors and others, the gates of the priory were always closed at night; that the pilgrims who arrived late were accustomed to make their offerings the next morning; and that this would probably not be the case if they were ...
