... Wolfe, a bicentenary which occurs on Jan. 8 next. A statue to the victor at Quebec stands on the green. THE COURTSHIP OF ANNE BOLEYN. Turning left at Crockham Hill, take the right fork for Edeubridge. Here,'a few hundred yards past the church, take the ...

... A QUEEN'S BREAFFAFT. In a letter written by Anne Boleyn on the occasion of her first visit to London, the writer describes, other things, the unfavourable effects produced in her case by the late hours and dissipations of the capital in the early part ...

... this was a pointless weapon with heavy blade—the executioner used both hands and knelt down to his gruesome work. Queen Anne Boleyn was beheaded with the sword, and executions by the sword lasted in Germany to within 10 years ago. At the conclusion, the ...

... and memorable picture o f Mary Tudor and Miss Boote showed well the terror in her heart, as Anne's maid remained loyal to the Queen. Ififs Dimes made Anne Boleyn cruel and selfish enough to make us not unduly worried about her fututre fate. Miss Galloway ...

... the screen. It deals with four of the six marriages of Henry VIII., beginning with the execution of Anne Boleyn. and then passes on to the marriage with Ann of Cleves—a broad piece of comedy—the tragicomic affair with liatheryn Howard and finally, as age ...

... went en as you please, and got mixed up in extraordinary confusion. k'or instance, the Prince of Wales brought down Anne Boleyn; Charles I. was smoking cigarettes instead of being beheaded; Cromwell played dominoes with the scene/shifters at the ...

... with the execution of Anne Boleyn at the Tower of London, with Anne commenting about her little neck while the crowds gather for the execution and the king prepares to wed Jane Seymour so aeon as guns tell of the death of Anne. From Jane, who dies. ...

... and died regretting the act. Wendy Barry, Merle Oberon and Everiey Gregg. will be seen as the other wives, Jane Seymour, Anne Boleyn and Katherine Parr. An important part that of the King's nurse, is played by Lady Tree; Miles Mender will be seen as the ...

... contrast to the glories of the Coronation Day. Co•ONATtON OF ANNI HOLUM. Another splendid Coronation was that of Queen Anne Boleyn. No peins were spared by King Harry to render this event an epoch-making day in the minds of the English people. As a modern ...

... adjoins. The building called Anne Boleyn's Castle, which has lately been converted into a Boman Catholic mission, is one of these. A part of the mansion is of Tudor architecture, and might have been actually by Anne Boleyn at some time or another, though ...

... Cromwell, and such like vermin. who fawned and fluttered the adulterous libertine. the incestuous beast, whoa. letters to Anne Boleyn, were so gross and filthy in their insinuation, , as to he unfit for publication, and who eventually become deers' food ...

... Smilers, which sought to prove that Hooey VIII. marred Anne Boleyn, the iR 'Revels daughter of Sir Themes Boleyn's wife, and et whom he was the father, Mr. Lune by, welt on te say that in the lifetime of Anne relf, in the lifetime ot her mother i td repute( ...