Its inner courtyards and pavilions, which only a handful of highly privileged lords and ladies were allowed to enter, were the stuff of countless fantasies in Europe and beyond.
Men who live and breath organized crime, drug kingpins and inner-city crime lords.
Lord knows the inner workings of this champion better than anyone.
Ostensibly, they go there under the orders of Roland's father, lord of Gilead and the Inner Baronies, to ensure that the town is making adequate preparations for a feared rebellion.
Stern and commanding, he greets the news of Bardolph's execution with peremptory approval, and shows few signs of inner tumult when he sends a trio of lords to their deaths for treason.
"Exit Wounds" stars Seagal as a rebel detective who teams with a crime lord (DMX) to fight corruption in an inner-city police precinct.
In 1561, grateful for favours he had done them, the Inner Temple admitted Dudley as their most privileged member, their "Lord and Governor".
The other Labor seat considered vulnerable was the neighbouring inner city district of Adelaide where high profile Education Minister and former Lord Mayor Jane Lomax-Smith was challenged by Liberal Diana Carroll.
The broad distinction is between the bold theatrical composer, entrepreneur, lord of the musical and a self-deprecating, even shy, inner-directed loner.
The appellate court (Inner House) sits in two divisions, the first and second, presided over, respectively, by the lord president of the Court of Session and the lord justice clerk.
