... ANNE BOLEY CASTLE. ISTORIC EAST HAM ESTATE TO RE The famous old building known ag Anne Boleyn's Castle, at East Ham, is shortly to be sold. Until the last few days the buildings and spacious grounds have been utilised as a Catholic Industrial School, ...

... third Duke 1473-1554, a stout opponent of a: an astute courtier of Henry VIII., wh in the execution of ‘his own nie ...

... her half-sister, Mary. Elizabeth was born in September, 1633. She was the daughter Henry VIII. and the ill-fated Queen Anne Boleyn. who lost her head the scaffold when her little daughter was but three years old. After her mother's cruel and ignominous ...

... here Anne Boleyn. Katharine Howard, Lady Jane Grey, Robert‘Devereu* Fail of Esfi>x, and numerous other celebrities. Blood* curdling details of executions were given. With one exception, heads were cut off with The exception was Queen Anne Boleyn, whoa* ...

... downwards. e boy King Edw born here, and there is a portion of the palace that is said to ‘be haunted by the ghost of Anne Boleyn. Cromwell was no less fond of Court than Charlies I. or Charles II. IIT. palace, to ich, with ren as his architect, he tions ...

... Belisarius, Alfred the Great, de Montfort, William Wallace, Joan of Arc, of Navarre, Mazzini, Isabella vi Spain, Heary VIII., Anne Boleyn, Wolsey, , Catherine the Great, !., Warren Hastings, Washington, and Napoleon. Thus the Historians’ History is a portrait ...

... cookery; third is mercantile term weight; and whole is a small village Surrey, where many springs water at one which Queen Anne Boleyn, sivond wife of Henry the Eighth, once quenched her thirst. ANSWER TO REBUS. Blockhead—Bee, Lily. Orange. Canary, King, ...

... miles open to an Slronlle of 4) mikes each. The competitors being made up of five ay at the top of Rechford road to the Anne Boleyn, followed the over Sutton be. fol along Sutton to the starting other than prize-winners, standard time dee” Be of 3h. In ...

... Buckstone showed astonishing lung-power as the hectoring, “hustling” Captain Bradhurst, and Miss Baird was bright and fresh as Anne Boleyn. The piece, mounted handsomely and with* taste, may well prove more popular than have some of its more august predecessors ...

... re-issues of Mrs. Elizabeth Wells Gallup’s “decipherings” of “The Bi*literal Cypher of Sir Francis Bacon ” and “The Tragedy of Anne Boleyn” (Gay and Bird), the first having a portrait of Mrs. Gallop as frontispiece and the second a portrait of Bacon. Those who ...

... exhibition “The e( England the New Gallery few are liksly to attract more attention than the hat of Henry VIIL and the of Anne Boleyn, which have been lent by Mrs. Ames, ef Ayot St. Lawrence, Herte. The hat and shoes are in themselves relies, but their chief ...

... portraits of Queen Catherine and Aone Boleyn, alongside of each other, are par- ticularly well executed :— “if Henry's motives were not so entirely bad as they have often been represented, neither they nor Anne Boleyn’s can stand a moment's comparison with ...