Memorials of St. James's Palace 1
Memorials of St. James's Palace 1
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Sire.' Then must come in others with gifts, each according to his estate, his Grace meanwhile sitting at his foot-sehete. Then shall presents be given to such as oflfer gifts. If a knight bringeth the Queen's gift let him have 10 marks, an esquire 8 marks, or at least 100 shillings and so downward, according to ranke.
These Royal New Year gifts have long been dis- continued. But during the last century each of the two Chaplams in Waiting found a crown-piece laid under his plate at dinner on the... first day of the year.
Bishop Latimer, instead of giving Charles II. the cus- tomary purse of gold, gave hira a J^ew Testament with NEW YEAR XSB BIRTHDAY FESTIVITIES 269 a leaf folded down at Hebrews xiii. 4. Dr. Drake mamtained that Queen Elizabeth's wardrobe and jewellery were chiefly supported by gifts from her courtiers and wealthy citizens. Not only her great officers, but even her cooks and her pastry people, made oflerings. The Archbishop of Canterbury gave 40/., the Archbishop of York, 30/., other spiritual lords 20/.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sire.' Then must come in others with gifts, each according to his estate, his Grace meanwhile sitting at his foot-sehete. Then shall presents be given to such as oflfer gifts. If a knight bringeth the Queen's gift let him have 10 marks, an esquire 8 marks, or at least 100 shillings and so downward, according to ranke.
These Royal New Year gifts have long been dis- continued. But during the last century each of the two Chaplams in Waiting found a crown-piece laid under his plate at dinner on the... first day of the year.
Bishop Latimer, instead of giving Charles II. the cus- tomary purse of gold, gave hira a J^ew Testament with NEW YEAR XSB BIRTHDAY FESTIVITIES 269 a leaf folded down at Hebrews xiii. 4. Dr. Drake mamtained that Queen Elizabeth's wardrobe and jewellery were chiefly supported by gifts from her courtiers and wealthy citizens. Not only her great officers, but even her cooks and her pastry people, made oflerings. The Archbishop of Canterbury gave 40/., the Archbishop of York, 30/., other spiritual lords 20/.
What to read after Memorials of St. James's Palace 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edgar Sheppard to read onlineMoreLess
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