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... Oxford, for the portrait of Katharine of Arragon, to Lord Zouche for that of Anne Boleyn, to the Society of Antiquaries for Jane Sey mour, to Mr. Charles Morrison for Anne of Cleves, to the Archbishop of Canterbury for Katharine Parr, and to Viscount ...
... (Third Series) 1. T a L L o w 2. A N N E 3. T I L E 4. L U C K S E E L 6. R O M N E Y r. Tallow and rush, i e rush-light. 2. Anne Boleyn. 3. Slang for hat. 6. Romsey cannot be accepted because it has never been claimed by the Cinque Ports and is not on the ...
... (Third Series) 1. T A L L o w 2. A N N E 3. T I L E 4. L U C K 1 E E L 6. R O M N E Y r. Tallow and rush, i e rush-light. 2. Anne Boleyn. 3. Slang for hat. 6. Roinsey cannot be accepted because it has never been claimed by the Cinque Ports and is not on the ...
... of Chepe had made no pro vision for the elaborate civic pageants which were characteristic of former coronations. When Anne Boleyn made her progress from Greenwich to the Tower by water and thence in state through the City, Fleet Street had its tower ...
... in a popular edition with the advantage of an introduction by Mr. Loftie), the axe and block used for the execution of Anne Boleyn used to be on show. It must, however, have been the axe and block the victim wished for in her natural dread of the failure ...
... The Holy Maid of Kent, resided she it was, it will be remembered, who foretold disaster to Henry VIII. should he marry Anne Boleyn, and was hanged in consequence. J n the Dover Observer I found a racy account of a run on a locally- built motor bicycle ...
... territorial pur chase) under contribution. This castle once belonged (vide the guide books passim to the father of Queen Anne Boleyn and is highly picturesque, having a moat and other romantic accessories. Hever is well known to artists indeed, various ...
... for a customer. Mary Queen of Scots, Queens Eliza beth, Anne Boleyn, Jane Seymour, Catherine Parr, James I., Charles I., Queen Marie Antoinette, Charles II., William III., and Queens Mary and Anne will always find purchasers. English statesmen, however ...
... at twelve years of age even until now. One chapter began Joy bells rang and bonfires blazed, when Elizabeth, daughter of Anne Boleyn, ascended the throne of England. 1 have never seen the book from those early days until now, but I and thousands of other ...
... Cobban. 6s. (John Long.) The King's Classics: Kings Letters from the early Tudors, with the letters of Henry VIII. and Anne Boleyn. Edited by Kob.rt Steele. 2s. 6d. net. (De La More Press.) George Son. By Edward H. Cooper. 6d. (John Long.) Library of ...
... reliable timekeeper The clock which we illustrate is a fine specimen of Tudor days and was presented by Henry VIII. to Anne Boleyn. The royal arms are engraved on the side and the metalwork is splendidly executed in renaissance manner. The dial has only ...
... card- plap'ing has been more or less a royal pastime. Among famous gamblers were Catherine of Russia and the ill-fated Anne Boleyn, who was never quite so happy as when playing for high stakes, which she generally won, as shown by the records of the privy- ...