... issue by its Tudor section, to which Miss Clemence Dane contributes a fascinating interlude dealing with Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn. This particular section, the largest in the issue, is illustrated in colour from some remarkable contemporary docu ments ...

... and W. S. Brindle, assembled in full force, infusing a zest and sparkle into the proceed ings. Mrs. White- way came as Anne Boleyn, Miss Ca brera as a Spanish dancer, and Mrs. Macdonald as Little Red Riding Hood. Sir Charles and Mr. Duncan Schwann and ...

... card- plap'ing has been more or less a royal pastime. Among famous gamblers were Catherine of Russia and the ill-fated Anne Boleyn, who was never quite so happy as when playing for high stakes, which she generally won, as shown by the records of the privy- ...

... issue by its Tudor section, to which Miss Clemence Dane contributes a fascinating interlude dealing with Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn. This particular section, the largest in the issue, is illustrated in colour from some remarkable contemporary documents ...

... at twelve years of age even until now. One chapter began Joy bells rang and bonfires blazed, when Elizabeth, daughter of Anne Boleyn, ascended the throne of England. 1 have never seen the book from those early days until now, but I and thousands of other ...

... FOR SALE Anne Boleyn's Castle, an old building at East Kam 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 Boleyn before he ...

... fifteenth century by a member of Lord Abingdon's family, another of whom, Sir Henry Norrevs, was supposed to be in love with Anne Boleyn. Anyhow, Henry VIII. had him beheaded, and the head lies now in the private chapel of Ockwells. The house is full of beautiful ...

... spectres have come off the worst over Christmas, for apt only has there grown up a generation that has hardly heard of Anne Boleyn on the Queen's Walk in The Tower, and would not recognise even Henry VIII. if they saw him out hunting near Reading, but ...

... The Holy Maid of Kent, resided she it was, it will be remembered, who foretold disaster to Henry VIII. should he marry Anne Boleyn, and was hanged in consequence. J n the Dover Observer I found a racy account of a run on a locally- built motor bicycle ...

... an admitted sceptic, Mr. C. J. S. Thompson, The Mystery and Love of Apparitions. The author does not believe in poor Anne Boleyn driving about near Hamp ton Court with her head in her lap, having lost it, as even the modern Continued on p. xii) MR. ...

... of the princess character, and was expressed in ivory crepe satin, the train being cut in one with the skirt. From the Anne Boleyn head-dress fell a white tulle veil. The brides maids' dresses were of pale turquoise-blue lace and tulle rein forced with ...

... decapitated Anne Boleyn, written by her bluff husband before that event. He said My awne Sweet heart, This shall be to advertise you of the great ellingness that I find here since your departing. There is no record of what Henry said after Anne had de parted ...