- Iris is a
flowering plant genus of 310
accepted species with
showy flowers. As well as
being the
scientific name, iris is also
widely used as a common...
- snake's-head, snake's-head iris,
widow iris,
black iris, or
velvet flower-
de-
luce. A
native of the
Mediterranean region, it is
found in the
northern Mediterranean...
-
Temple Bar, and J. Hooke, at the
Flower-
de-
Luce against St. Dunstan's
Church in Fleetstreet. Georges-Louis Leclerc,
Comte de Buffon (1755).
Histoire Naturelle;...
- "second flight" of
Birds of P****age) (1863)
Household Poems (1865)
Flower-
de-
Luce (1867)
Three Books of Song (including the
second part of
Tales of a...
- Phoenix/Phœnix – H.
Mortlock (1683), Ed.
Giles (1683) The
Three Flower-
de-
luces/Three
Flower-
de-
Luces – H.
Hatley (1683) The Bishopshead/Bishops Head/Bishops...
-
survived infancy. In 1765, Elizabeth,
James and
their son John
moved to
Flower de Luce Road in London's
Fetter Lane.
James was
prospering from his
career as...
-
included a parlour, the dark parlour, a hall, the
chamber called the "
flower de luce", a kitchen, the cook's lofts, and oven house. On 26 May 1676, ten years...
-
visiting at the time,
Clare Boothe Luce,
convinced her not to do so and
acquired the
painting herself. In 1988,
Luce donated the
painting to Wilhelmina...
-
During his
visits he is
known to have
lodged at inns: in 1596 at the "
Flower de Luce", next to the "Sun" near
Fleet Bridge; and in 1606 at the sign of the...
- prison.
Moseby was not present. He was
found sleeping at the "
Flower-
de-
Luce" (fleur-
de-lis), the
house of Adam Fowle,
which he frequented. With blood...
