Such public "Discouragement and Disparagement" haunted the Prince of Purpoole until Shrovetide, when the residents of
Gray's Inn were to entertain Queen Elizabeth I at court with the "Masque of Proteus." As a precaution before this event, organizers ensured that the "Plot of those Sports were but small" so that "Tediousness might be avoided, and confused Disorder, a thing which might easily happen in a multitude of Actions." (12) The revelers had learned some lessons, and as we will see, these lessons were in part the results of a reformatory project that began immediately after the "Night of Errors."
Professor Mike Kew joined the group led by Sheila Sherlock in 1969, and spent 1 year as specialist registrar at the Royal Free in
Gray's Inn Road.
With the opportunity to write for The Sunday Times came a relationship every inch that of pupil and master, and no class was ever more inspirational than that functional grey sports room at 120
Gray's Inn Road.
According to Peter Beal's Catalogue of Early English Manuscripts, in 1702 the papers belonged to John Newdigate (1672-1705) of
Gray's Inn and the Inner Temple, who was the grandson of Richard I and son of Richard II.
They were staying at the flat in
Gray's Inn. He was a bencher of Grays Inn."
Mr Duchene, of South Woodham Ferrers in Essex, worked at the historic
Gray's Inn in Central London.
Bryan, "The Government of Performance: Ignoramus and the Micropolitics of Tutor-Student Relations" (87-114); Eric Leonidas, "Theatrical Experiment and the Production of Knowledge in the
Gray's Inn Revels" (115-28); Sarah Knight, "Fantastical Distempers: The Psychopathology of Early Modern Scholars" (129-52); Helen Higbee, "Cambridge at Sea: Byrsa Bastilica and the Commercialization of Knowledge" (153-74); Odai Johnson, "Drama in the Academies of Early America" (175-88).
Travelodge was also criticised in the report, with three hotels in London (Grafton Place,
Gray's Inn Road and King's Cross Road) and two in Manchester (Blackfriars Street and Great Ancoats Street) being visited by inspectors who said the bathrooms were unclean, leading to concern about the bacteria found in four of the five rooms.
Shakespeare's Comedy of Errors was famously acted at
Gray's Inn in 1594-95, his Twelfth Night at Middle Temple in 1601-2, both presumably by Shakespeare's company, (3) For most of the seventeenth century, indeed, the Inner Temple and the Middle Temple paid for two professionally performed plays each per year, on All Souls Day (November 1) and Candlemas (February 2).
It comes as somewhat of a sutprise, then, that the final chapter--consisting of excellent readings of the 1594-95
Gray's Inn Revels (including a production of Shakespeare's Comedy of Errors), the 1597-98 Middle Temple Revels, and the 1617-18
Gray's Inn Revels--concludes that paradox has become the "arch-villain" (127), exemplifying "the corrupting effects of bad education" (126).
Her childhood home in London in
Gray's Inn fostered her love of the mysterious old parts of cities, which is reflected in her skilful creation of the atmosphere of city streets and alleyways in both of her novels.10-13 year olds who are already committed readers should enjoy the varied plotting and colourful cast of characters.
Lucy is the daughter of top family law barrister Brian Jubb QC who was once head of prestigious
Gray's Inn chambers in London.
