about two
o'clock
They advised the Averys not to take their stand in Bow Churchyard , as they intended to do , but to beg the loan of some friend 's window . Mr Underhill had too many customers to help them ; but Annis , whose lodging was in Saint Paul 's Churchyard , was very glad to be of service . In the afternoon they went down early to the waterside , to see the Queen come to the Tower from Westminster Palace . Her Majesty came about two o'clock , royally arrayed , in her state barge , and landed at the privy stairs . Little Frances was in the greatest glee , because she said she was most unfeignedly certain that the Queen looked on her . `` And she walketh about the house , '' said John , `` a fair foot the higher in her own account , that she hath been seen of the Queen 's Majesty . '' The next day came Mr Underhill , bringing news that the Queen had dubbed many Knights of the Bath , and had also created Edward Seymour , eldest son of the late Duke of Somerset , Earl of Hertford .