Grand old Bisham Abbey, whose stone walls have rung to the shouts of the Knights Templars, and which, at one time, was the home of Anne of
Cleves and at another of Queen Elizabeth, is passed on the right bank just half a mile above Marlow Bridge.
1540: Henry VIII divorced his fourth wife Anne of
Cleves, nicknamed The Flanders Mare, after six months of marriage.
The Second World War was over but Sid and an officer had been clearing mines near
Cleves in north-west Germany.
KACHY is set to go for the
Cleves Stakes at Lingfield on February 2 ahead of another crack at the All-Weather Championships Sprint Final at the Surrey track in April.
This Halloween, take interiors inspiration from your pumpkin carving and and add a beautiful orange glow to your home with the
Cleves Grand Sofa's beautiful amber hue.
The incident reportedly happened on Tuesday (January 9), just beyond a gate leading onto the field at
Cleves School in Oatlands Avenue.
The mourners included Harry Kassen, a student at the Manhattan school where one of the victims, Nicholas
Cleves, 23, worked parttime.
Sub-Lieutenant Reginald Vaughan
Cleves, Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve, Hood Battalion, fell on April 23 at the Second Battle of Scarpe, in which his division captured Gavrelle.
Indeed, occurrences of the noun "amour" have relatively limited presence in La Princesse de
Cleves, less than a quarter of the nouns in the semantic field.
By Rachel Hope
Cleves. (New York, NY: Oxford University Press, 2014.