... The chapel within the precinct and liberty of the Tower possesses a splendid roll of noted dead, for here were buried Anne Boleyn and Katherine Howard, Sir Thomas More, the Protector Somerset, Lady Jane Grey, Sir Walter Raleigh, Lords Kilmarnock and ...

... considered of value, for it was preserved in an iron casket until brought to light by King Henry VIII. and given by him to Anne Boleyn, then a maid of honour, who with her own hands made the delicacy, which 30 pleased His Majesty that in compliment to the ...

... summons to Parliament as a baron until fourteen years after his father's death, but upon the marriage of Henry VIII. to Anne Boleyn, who was sister to George, Viscount Rochford, son-in-law to Henry, Lord de Morley was received into full favour of that ...

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... to the victims of monarchical jealousy and struggle. The executions took place in the Tower itself only in the cases of Anne Boleyn, Katharine Howard, Lady Jane Grey, and Devereux, Earl of Essex in all the other instances the prisoners were beheaded at ...

... brother of Henry VI. In 1468 it was conferred 011 William Herbert, was subse quently held by the son of Edward IV. and by Anne Boleyn, and it was recreated in 1551 on behalf of another Sir William Herbert, the (natural) grandson of the William Herbert of ...

... Pollard is more kind to the ill-used Katharine than Mr. Froude is, and he recklessly destroys the tradition as to Anne Boleyn's beauty. Anne, we are reminded, had a swarthy complexion and wide mouth Her place in English history is due solely to the circumstance ...

... Richmond, the playfellow of the Earl of Surrey, who died at seventeen years of age and was suspected to have been poisoned by Anne Boleyn and her brother. The young duke was married to Surrey's sister. 'T'he tomb of Surrey is a magnificent structure of black ...

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... arrive ANNE BOLEYN'S CASTLE FOR SALE This old building at East Ham, which has been used until recently as an industrial school, will come into the market shortly. Local tradition has it that Henry VIII. bought the castle and presented it to Anne J3oleyn ...

... Sir Thomas More, who worshipped here. Here also Henry VIII. married Jane Seymour the day after he had cut off the head of Anne Boleyn. Not only tiie Kingsleys but Carlyle, whose house in Cheyne Row one may visit, and George Eliot, who died in Cheyne Walk ...

... have been the offspring of marriage with the deceased wife's sister. TAoubtless Mr. Birrell well remembered, however, that Anne Boleyn's daughter, Elizabeth, had a very pronounced hatred for the marriage of priests. Moreover, perhaps some of those bishops ...