Adjective:

ਚੈਂਬਰ ਦੇ,

chamberer's Usage Examples:

became one of the servants of Anne of Denmark called maids of honour or "chamberers", a lady of the bedchamber in 1609.

household of Anne of Denmark in March 1617 as a lady in waiting, or "chamberer".

of Anna of Denmark, wife of James VI of Scotland and I of England as a chamberer.

Lucretia is formarly noted to be employed as a chamberer to Mary, and was as a member of her household from at least 1542.

Anne of Denmark made her a "chamberer" of the bedchamber and a lady of her privy chamber.

Lennox and Margaret Hartsyde, a Scottish servant of Anne of Denmark, the chamberer who looked after the queen"s jewels.

These included her cook Hunt, her chamberer Margaret, John Camner who played the lute, her ushers Hamnet Clegg and.

" When the queen died in 1619 the other chamberers were; Elizabeth Murray (probably the Countess of Annandale); Marie Mayerne.

summarized them as 16 "gentlewomen", seven maids of honor and three "chamberers-women", who attended to her in the bedchamber.

A distant relation Bridget Annesley was a maid of honour or chamberer to Anne of Denmark from 1609.

He became a Greek Catholic priest, from 1924 a Papal chamberer.

first days in Scotland, or Hugon"s wife Anna who served the Queen as a chamberer.

relationship was brought to the attention of Archbishop Thomas Cranmer by a chamberer in the Dowager Duchess"s household, Mary Lassells, he reported them to.