1522—London, England

According to Edward Halle’s King Henry VIII, when Henry VIII entertains Emperor Charles V, “…they passed to the Conduite in Cornehill where the street was enclosed from side to side with ii gates to open and shitte, and over the gates wer arches with towers embattailed set with vanes and scutchions of the armes of the Emperor and the kyng, and over the arches were two towers, the one full of Trompettes and the other full of Shalmes and shagbuttes whiche played continually…” (Remnant, Illustrated 151).