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Elizabeth I's Coat of Arms
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Last changed on Mon, 19 Oct 2009
Did you know?
Another Tudor word for a toilet was ‘jakes’ and it was the ‘jakes farmer’ who had the unpleasant job of emptying the chutes. Sometimes the contents were mixed with ashes and used as fertilizer.
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