Hi Pen,
After your relaxing Friday, you should be in fine fettle to solve today’s rebuses. Mike’s was a cracker and I needed Google to help solve it. It was only after I knew the answer that I realised how clever the clues were.
My rebus today may cause some controversy. It is a rhyming couplet but there are several claimants to it (17th Century traditional, Rudyard Kipling, Hilaire Beloc) and there are some minor differences in the references I consulted. I am going with the Rudyard Kipling version with the first word being a plural.
7(#3 #4), 6(#3 #2 #1) , #4, #3 #4
Came into England all in one year.
Pictures 3-5 and 8 Sounds like
Picture 6. Not what it is, what it does
Picture 8. Ignore the coffin.
Conceptionally one line.
, , Came into England all in one year.