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This ran across to the Colle S. Martino to supply a large brick reservoir of imperial date. There were aqueducts still in 1437, for Cardinal Vitelleschi captured Palestrina by cutting off its water supply. This shows that the water came from outside the city, and through aqueducts which probably dated back to Roman times, and also that the reservoirs were at this time no longer used.

As a matter of policy the foreigner had first place in the list of exemptions. But the "thing was New to them to go aboard a Man of Warr," so they declined the invitation, "having the Notion of being sent to Carolina." Admiralty Records 1. 1437 Letters of Capt. Trade, too, looked upon the foreigner as her perquisite, and Trade must be indulged.

When dried possibly the sparks of genius may be discovered and may flare up; they were all but extinguished in the downpour when I saw him. That cheerful king, Rene of Anjou and Provence, paid a visit to Marseilles in 1437, and made his royal entry on Sunday, December 15th.

While in England he had been carefully ed., and on his return to his native country endeavoured to reduce its turbulent nobility to due subjection, and to introduce various reforms. His efforts, however, which do not appear to have been always marked by prudence, ended disastrously in his assassination in the monastery of the Black Friars, Perth, in February, 1437.

James turned to assail the great houses; but feudal violence was still too strong for the hand of the law, and a band of ruffians who burst into his chamber left the king lifeless with sixteen stabs in his body. His death in 1437 was the signal for a struggle between the House of Douglas and the Crown which lasted through half a century.

On the north side of the Trinity Chapel, immediately opposite the tomb of the Black Prince, is that of King Henry IV., who died in 1413, and his second consort, Joan of Navarre, who followed him in 1437.

On the night of the 20th of February, 1437, after some of the conspirators, selected for that purpose, had knocked to pieces the locks of the doors of the king's apartment, carried away the bars which fastened the gates, and provided planks with which the ditch surrounding the monastery was to be crossed, Sir Robert Graham left his hiding-place in the mountains and entered the convent gardens, with about three hundred men.

The present building was designed by Pierre Robin and it dates from between 1437 and 1520, but the present spire is modern, having replaced the old one about the time of the Revolution. The richly carved doors of the west front are the work of Jean Goujon.

"In the year 1437," we follow the literal history, as we find it quoted in D'Israeli, "when the Bishop of Metz caused the Mystery of the Passion to be represented near that city, God was an old gentleman, a curate of the place, and who was very near expiring on the cross, had he not been timely assisted. He was so enfeebled that another priest finished his part.

It is a charming survival with groined stone roof and open arcade around, and it gives a very picturesque and special character to this end of the street. The Hospital of SS. John Baptist and John Evangelist was founded on the site of a much older establishment by Henry VI in 1437. The modern buildings were erected in 1866. The Chapel, Governor's Room, and some of the ancient dormitories remain.

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