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... was not satisfied, and through the ill-advice of the wicked Thoa. Creamer he obtained divorce, and privately married to Anne Boleyn. His Holiness the Pope, heating of this, declared the divorce void. The King, however, after this waa, married publicly ...
... Queens, for Mary Tudor stayed at Framlingham for'convenience of escape to Flanders, and other places in the district, while Anne Boleyn and Catharine Howard were natives of the county. It is also, of course, the country of the great painters—Gainsborough, ...
... the most ancient of Irish families. It was a Lord Ormonde who married Lady Elizabeth Howard, and thus became the father Anne Boleyn and grandfather of Queen Elizabeth Lord Ormonde is vice-commodore of the Roval Yn'hi Squadron. OBITUARY* SIR HENRY WATSON ...
... Mrs. Keightly Smith and Hiss Collin, the same ladies later in the programme played bright and sparkling selection from “Anne Boleyn.” The glees were sung in very creditable mopner, by the Church choir, and consisted of the So* King, New Tear’s Carol ...
... temporary palace “Madame Maty, pearl Eogland.” waa wild voxi of Court hold tm tbo Sana, and aoma gay doittga, at which one Anne Boleyn waa among tha moat lively performers. Then there wax gayer curtfyt to Abbeville, whore Lenta tbo Twelfth capon tod Madame ...
... and commercial travellers are all in the list persons liable suspicion. * THE FUTURE BOLEYN CASTLE. Cutle. ancient building in London, for some years the home of Anne Bolero, before her ill fated marriage with Henry VIII has been pur chased for conversion ...
... ooarse his Essex, wbiohufUrwuds parohase became the occurs the following;—“ I assnn yo« I property Boleyn, father of the the thing bitterly more than hsplees Anne. Hew HaU, in conns the ones wen walking down the next oentnry, into the possess ion of ehnroh ...
... and orer-hanging trees, we pass the “Temple Fame” and arrire at wooden building which our guide-book informs us is called “Ann Boleyn’s Seat.” throw open the door, and OI what a happy surprise I What a lorely scene) It is not wild grandeur; not awful mountain ...