... 'ANNE BOLEYN' By CLAUDE HARRISON (Carhoe) IT does not sound so good for colts and fillies with classic aspirations to be in a race for those that had not won until nearing the end of their two-year-old days, but there is such a one for them at Hurst Park ...

... But when he transin:med Hampton Court Palace ce c:teertully pulled down part of Ifenr.% VlWs apartments and built for Anne Boleyn ibut first occupied by her succes,or Jane Seymour !1. The iii,toric marvels of this Palace described and beautifully 1: ...

... Elizabeth was fascinated by a school history lesson on Henry VIII’s wife Anne Boleyn who reputedly had an extra finger on her left hand But she was mystified when she saw a Boleyn figurine by porcelain makers Royal Douhon with just five fingers Thirte ...

... Hobbs rummaged In the desk of Ins immaculately-kept study. He produced his other play recounting the bawdy-cumtragic hfe of Anne Boleyn. Details Lying on top of the desk was a drawing It represented a erase plan Mr. Hobbs was working out for the play about ...

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... and silver, the letter E recurring in the motif. Some years ago there were. and still may be. valuable paintings of Anne Boleyn. and Anne of Cleves at Penpont Mansion, in Breconshire. STUDENTS wreaked their vengeance on Cardiff in a recent broadcast of ...

... Suitt , 1: 8-5. d: Court Hamel' 8-5, 3. 10 ran. 5-1, 2- (far). 11-4. IR A Thuile. Favourites (5 seasons) i: 0; 0; 0. 0. 40— ANNE BOLEYN (2-Y-0) PLATE (51.) Sporting Chronicle Racing ABEYANCE. 8-7 (Mr I. A Arol.nnl. V Smyth W Riotiabr Up•To•Date Special Code ...

... bastard, her religion persecuted, the king's face averted from her though he loved her. because of his wild passion for Anne Boleyn. Wa: it any wonder that the affectionate, courageous girl changed to a suspicious and embittered woman' I heartily recommend ...

... the unsuspected heritage of our country churches. Of surpassing interest in this respect is the Boleyn Cup of Cirencester Church bequeathed by Anne Boleyn through her daughter Elizabeth to the church. The oldest and strangest of exhibits is a 12th cntury ...

... first 8.8. C. role as the flower-seller in Val Clielgud's production of lady of the Camellas.' Anette has also played Anne Boleyn in The Holy Fox from the Cardiff studios. Historian M.P. MR. STAN AWBERY, M.P. for Bristol Central, a native of Swansea ...

... nationwide rejoicing - on the death of her half-sister Mary in November 1558 The daughter of Henry VUE and wife number two Anne Boleyn she had done well to survive that long Her mother had been executed soon after she was bom and she then bore the stigma ...