... grounds an Immense yew tree, which. It Is Bald, asrved a trystieg trot for first Defender of the Faith, Henry VIII., and Anne Boleyn. Tro worthy teem to hava been partial to moro trees than os*. Fcr a venerable elm ta the Temp!e Gardens the earn© dletlootlon ...

... rooms and corridors of the boihfrngß. Queen Juno, said, has reappeared, and is accotnjjanied ber sister hi misfortune, Anne Boleyn. It is asserted by eerrant* in the Palace that the ladies named bare been seen gliding through doors and walls, that their ...

... gave new period of splendour; here were arranged the c.remoniea of his own and Katherine's coronation, aa also those of Anne Boleyn’s ; bat alter tnat Qaesn’a death he was not frequent visitor to the Tower. Edward VI., after Henry's death 1547, was conveyed ...

... £17,000. The testator bequeaths £l,OOO each to his nieces Emily Hill and Augusta Hill, and to his sixers Harriet Greene and Anne Duller ; each to his sisters-in-law Emily Maria Marden Kerr and Annie Henrietta Kerr ; and one or two other legacies. directs ...