... whatever King Hal’s vices may have been, he could write plaintively to the temporary object of his affections. Addressing Anne Boleyn, who was evidently something of flirt and liked to play with her royal worshipper, he says, in August, 1528, * have put ...

... PUBCBABE. Ur William Waldorf Astor has purchased the historical castle at Herer, near Bercnoaks, said to be the birthplace of Anne Boleyn, for £97,000. It has hitherto been open to the public certain days, and contains the famous Queen’s bedstead and other relics ...

... served tbe King she would not have deprived him of his grey hairs. Henry VIII. quarrelled with Lord Wolaey because courted Anne Boleyn. He also quarrelled with the Pope because called him Fido the Offensive, Dandy Lion, and other unpleasant appetites. He ...

... fourth of January last, the Home was divided. The yeas CURIOUS STORY OF ANNE BOLEYN’S GRAVE A correspondent writes strange story in North country journal regarding the grave of Anne Boleyn within the Tower of London—*‘those grim grey walls that enshroud the ...

... downwards. The hoy King Rdwopd VI. was born here, and there is portion of the palace that is told to b* haunted by the ghost of Anne Boleyn. Cromwell was no lee* fond of Hampton Court than Charles I. or Charles 11. William 111. died this favourite palace, to which ...

... hypocrites, Tom Cranmer and others, wiio began to buzz ini, his ears the law Ltviticus. He, overcome his attachment tor Anne Boleyn. wiio afterwards was ids reputed wife— although she. was his own daughter(sensationjeisca Catherine end took Ins own daughter ...