Smock: That is like a dress that you wear if you don't want to make a stock.

Stockings: That is a kind of cloth that the womens wear.

Ruff: That's a cloth that you wear in your neck.

Corset: That's is a cloth that wore the womens in the Medieval Age.

Spanish Farthingale: That's a kind of skirt that wore the womens in the Mediaval Age.

Bumroll: A crescent-shaped pad worn under skirts to accentuate 16th and 17th century ladies' hips, thereby making their waists appear smaller. 

Kirtle & Forepart:  That's a kind of dress of the Medieval Age.

Gown & Sleeves: That's so large and beautiful dress.

AFROO'S!

Wedding of Prince William of Wales and Kate Middleton.

The wedding of Prince William of Wales and Kate Middleton is going to be at Westminister Abbey on 29 April 2011. Prince William, who is second in the line of succession to Queen Elizabeth II, first met Middleton in 2001, while he and Middleton were studying at the University of Sait Andrews. On 23 November 2010 Clarence House announced the date for the wedding as 29 April 2011 and the venue as Westminster Abbey. It was also announced that the costs of the wedding itself will be met by the Royal Family and the Middletons themselves, while the costs of security and transport will be covered by the British treasury.

                                          Here we have the Prince Wiliam's family tree.

                               That's going to be the place that Prince William and Kate get marrie.

On 5 January, St James Palace announced that the ceremony would start at 11:00 and that Middleton will arrive at the abbey by car, rather than by carriage - the traditional transport for royal brides. The route will be along The Mall and Whitehall. After the ceremony, the bridal couple will return along the same route by carriage to a reception hosted by the Queen at Buckingham Palace. The Prince of Wales will host a private dinner that evening.

                                                           The official picture of wedding.

                                                 That's the invitation to the wedding.

Henry's wifes.

Name: Henry VII

Born: 28 June 1491

Parents:  Henry VIII of England and Elisabeth of York.

Crowned:  On April 21, 1509

Religion: Catholic

Marital Status: He was married 6 times.

Children:  Mary I, Elisabeth I and Eduard VI

Hobbies: Archery, Music, Jousting…

Most famous Palace: Hampton Court.

His Lord Chanceller of England: Cardinal Wolsey

Died:  28 January of 1547.

Reigned: For 33 years

Burned: 16 February at St. Jorge Chapel.

William Shakespeare

Travel Barcelona or any place in Spain to London.

It's very easy to travel from the UK to Spain by train, in fact, it's amazing that some people still think you need to fly.  Take an afternoon Eurostar from London to Paris in just 2 hours 20 minutes, then the excellent Elipsos trainhotel overnight from Paris to Madrid or Barcelona arriving next morning, with onward train connections in just a few hours for Seville, Malaga, Granada, Valencia or Alicante, or ferries to Ibiza & Majorca.  The trainhotel has cosy bedrooms, a restaurant and a café-bar. The Gran Clase bedrooms even have a private toilet and shower...  It's affordable, too, as fares start at £69 return for Eurostar from London to Paris plus £67 each way for the trainhotel from Paris to Madrid or Barcelona including a bed in a 4-berth sleeper for the night.  Better still, how about £149 each way per person in a 2-bed Gran Clase sleeper with private shower & toilet, dinner with wine and breakfast included in the fare?  And it's far more environmentally-friendly as well.  You can also sail to Spain on a luxury cruise ferryfrom Portsmouth or Plymouth, an increasingly popular option.  This page will tell you train times, fares, and the best way to buy tickets.

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		Flag	Hell ( trap to below)		Musicians' Gallery & Lords' Gallery		Two-penny Rooms
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Romeo & Julieta

The only son of the montague family
- Romeo

 
The only daughter of the capulet family
-Juliet

 
The governor of verona
-John Hooper 

 
Juliet's cousin
-Tybalt

 
Romeo's friend
-bembolio

 
Juliet's fiancé
-Paris

 
The woman who looked after Juliet
-Nurse

 
romeo's friend and theacher
-Cordelia

 
Romeo's servant
-Balthasar

 
The friar who had to go to Mantua
-Friar Laurence