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... back to the time of Richard II., and has had a stirring history. Anne Boleyn was born at Hever, for the castle belonged to her father, Sir Thomas Boleyn, until Henry VIII. seized it after Anne's death ...
... In truth, there is no sadder spot on earth than that little cemetry, and among those buried there are Sir Thomas More, Anne Boleyn, Katharine Howard and Lady Jane Grey. Against the background of the Tower's grey stone walls the Yeomen Warders make a startling ...
... despite the execution of his son, Francis, as one of the reputed lovers of Anne Boleyn, his grandson should have entertained at Sutton Place Elizabeth, daughter of Anne Boleyn. What discussion took place between the Queen and the son of her mother's lover ...
... unexpected gift, and in due course increased its amenities by adding a battlemented bridge in honour of his owne darling, Anne Boleyn mother of Queen Eliza beth. In this wonderful palace where Henry grew accustomed to spending his honeymoons, doubtless ...
... Other features are the wonderful stone roof with fine tracery and the organ screen of Italian workmanship erected whep Anne Boleyn was Queen. THE ANCIENT CRYPT OF ST. STEPHEN'S CHAPEL AT THE HOUSE OF COMMONS IS CLOSED FOR REPAIRS A view of the fine metalwork ...
... brass and font, a Jacobean pulpit and a Burne-Jones window. A near-by show- place is Hever Castle, where Henry VIII wooed Anne Boleyn. At the inquiry the defence committee did not dispute that London has a problem in housing its overspill population. But ...
... meeting. PEROl KUDU SPHllllj1' coming season Vilmo, ridden by F. Barlow, leads the field past the finishing-post to win the Anne Boleyn Plate at Hurst Park this April ...
... received a barony in the New Year Honours and chose the title of Baron Astor of Hever. Hever Castle was the birthplace of Anne Boleyn. FOR PAKISTAN Black Prince of Fairfield, a Fell stallion, owned by Mr. J. Thompson, of Hart Head, Rydal, Westmorland, has ...
... fascinating executions of Charles I., Lady Jane Grey or and preferably, since she seemed to have been rather a horrid minx Anne Boleyn. This last paragraph is my Christmas offering to fond parents on wet afternoons during the forthcoming holidays. (It is ...
... retains much of its original character. Henry Heydon, who acquired the Manor of West Wickham about 1475, was married to Anne Boleyn, a great-aunt of the Queen of that name he was made a baronet in 1485. The principal entrance to the building is on the ...
... for her highness than for her subjects. Mary was succeeded by Elizabeth, another daughter of Henry VIII, this time by Anne Boleyn, his second wife. Her long reign (1558-1603) saw the full blooming of the Renaissance in England and the founda tion of ...
... Thomas Moore defied Henry VIII over his divorce and assumption of headship of the Church, and heard his fate in this Hall. Anne Boleyn went the same way. More than a century later Thomas Wentworth, Earl of Strafford, was brought to trial as the evil genius ...