Allowed to dwell on in her servant's chamber, she pilfered the netsuke – so portable they could be slipped in an apron pocket one at a time – until she had stolen them all away, and bedded them down in her straw palliasse.
During the Star Chamber proceedings 56 former servants and friends of the Earl of Leicester testified that he had always regarded Dudley as his illegitimate son.
Employees with the least seniority would serve as cook, chauffeur and chamber maid to the other servants.
How about we bake you into clay and brass and wall you into the underground chamber with the other terracotta servants who will become our warriors and bring iced-tea pitchers for eternity?
The Brew-house Chamber was probably built as servants' quarters, and originally accessed via a hatch in the ceiling of the Brew-house below.
Few features of public life, government bureaucracy, private sector managers, chambers of commerce, civil servants, Tory ideologues, local councillors, timewasting planning officers or self-serving financiers are spared the lash in his report spanning 226 pages and more than 80 recommendations.
In the 1460s, the first floors to these buildings included chambers for the senior servants.
Throughout the game, a mysterious entity calling itself Oblivion attempts to thwart Turok's quest by creating false copies of the Talisman chamber portals that lead to areas populated by its servants, the Flesh Eaters.
Then there are the biographies, studies and style guides: Bloomsbury gardens, servants, food and decor, exhaustively detailed down to the last chamber pot, dish or daub.
With their increasing use, power passes from the chamber of the House of Commons and parliamentary committees to ministers and ultimately to senior civil servants, a naturally undemocratic group who think of the public as an awkward managerial problem.
