... Norman baron in the time of Edward III., and eventually came into the possession of Sir Geoffrey Boleyn, who was the great-grandfather of the luckless Anne Boleyn, the mother of Queen Elizabeth. The Hon. Jack Astor married Lady Violet Elliot, the present Earl ...

... Tudor period of the Ashdown Forest Pageant, showing Lady Joan Villiers as Katharine of Aragon, Miss Pamela Henn Collins as Anne Boleyn, and Lady Darnley, Miss Villiers, and Miss M. Villiers as ladies-in- waiting Right Sir Jordan de Sackville and the Lady ...

... famous theatre for a long time past. Mr. Percy Walsh makes a magnificent Henry, and Miss Adele Dixon is a a delightful Anne Boleyn. Mr. Beverley Nichols' first play, a thriller, The Stag, has had a deserved success at the Globe. Mr. Ian Hunter plays ...

... Castle. During the following century a prosperous merchant, Sir Geoffrey Boleyn, Lord Mayor of London, made Hever Castle his country home, and here his great-granddaughter, Anne Boleyn, spent much of her girlhood. From over the distant downs to visit her ...

... history lesson) What did Henry VIII do to Anne Boleyn Boy He ironed his clothes on her Teacher I hope you are not trying to be funny. Brown Boy N n no, sir, only it says in the book, Henry pressed his suit on Anne Boleyn Petbs°S Vapcaat* continued. place. These ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... AND VISCOUNTESS COKE At a house party which was given at Blick- ling Hall, Aylsham, Norfolk. The house was once owned by Anne Boleyn THE COUNTESS OF COVENTRY AND LADY BARBARA SMITH A snapshot at Pershore races. Lady Coventry is the great-aunt of the present ...

... was dangerous for a respectably dressed man to wander. I like to think of Lady Jane Grey, Sir Walter Raleigh, Cranmer, Anne Boleyn, and especially Samuel Pepys, all of whom are so intimately associated with the district. Especially I like to think of ...

... Corrigan, Mrs. Harry Brown, and Mrs. Charles Hoffman, who rents that wonderful old house, Blickling Hall, in Norfolk, where Anne Boleyn lived. Lady Birkenhead, in charge of the Indian table, will be waited on by Indian servants in their native dress, and it ...

... Lord Lothian's Blickling, the finest specimen of Jacobean archi tecture in the country, which once belonged to the Boleyns and where Anne is supposed to drive in a coach and four with her head upon her lap. Oxburgh, which is mentioned in Doomsday Book ...

... and estate upon which prodigious sums of money had been spent. A Royal Courting Ground Hever was one of the residences of Anne Boleyn's father, and tradition has it that Henry VIII wooed the lady there. It was a small Tudor castle surrounded by a moat, and ...