... Leeds a8 @ string to Midlothian. In the remote parts of the sants still talk in Shakespearean 4 writer in the Gentlewoman,” Anne Boleyn, the beckoning the same thing as A little irl I overheard who was pl a dandelion in a field the other day sciously spoke ...

... last a rom from present. After }, too, ef the The beautiful » which lexion back to 1197, was one of chief cen it was there Anne Boleyn privi- her divorce from em of ond pr ly her own death that for she was three days after moval from Lambeth f that ) that ...

... always played a big part at ec nations. After the crowning of Henry V1 ae “ choristers of Paul's pla: on m eung.” When Anne Boleyn came f1 rut Greenwich to Westminster on her coro tiou day there was much music tn the wa 72, recession of the Lord Mayor ...

... The first Earl of Ormoodo married granddaughter of Edvard 1.. and the seventeenth Earl wss the greatgrandfather of Queen Anne Boleyn. 1 have already alluded to the sartorial of Drury Lane pantomime. Since iln production I have asked the opinion sundry juvenile ...

... was the poathe luatoric seat of Luton Itoo, nianaiuo situated a short distance •«n This was once the home of father of Anne Boleyn, vraaida the Napiers. It was itiily (the Napiers) whom James ntrusted the care and protection straw-plaiting industry, for ...

... could not havo been better placed, for Mr. Ainley is one of our finest presentday elocutionists. Mia* Laura Cowic made of Anne Boleyn coquettish minx. King Henry could not long withstand her alluring ways. In the mosque scene, where the two are supposed ...

... excellent and full illustrated daription is given —its private /was and their treasures. Scenes are given Inc the morality play Anne Boleyn’a boar. F. Frankfort Moore writes on Some Ccßßon-Mnse Cautions under The Com- Bat-sense Collector.” Hie article fully •aatrated ...

... banished to Waltham Abbey. After the Dissolution this vagrant window passed successively into possession ,of Lord Ormond, Anne Boleyn’s father, the Earl of Sussex, “Steenie” Duke Buckingham, General Monk, and finally of Squire Conyers, of Copt Hall, near ...

... rid of the window, which presented Waltham Abbey. Subsequently the window had a surprising succession owners, including Anne Boleyn’s father, the Karl of Sussex, the Duke Buckingham, Oliver Cromwell, General Monk, and the Squire of Copt Hall rear Epptng ...

... facing St. James’s Street and the old presence chamber, the chimney-piece of which can be seen the initials H. A.” (Henry and Ann Boleyn). •After the destruction by fire of Whitehall Palace in the reign of William 111. and until the occupation of Buckingham ...

... The first deputy was appointed in 1579. the person of Henry Carey, who was a cousin of .Queen Elizabeth, being a ton ot Anne Boleyn's younger lister Mary. His remuneration was only 4d a day, but, as lord several manors, it is not probthle that the slendemesa ...

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