... did not compete in the singles at the January tournaments. Lady competitors were not, therefore, repeating the words of Anne Boleyn at the Tower, The executioner, I hear, is very expert and my neck is very slender. But most of them found Mrs. Satter- ...

... with Sir. Toole as Lady Anne Babbicombe in The Hutlcr, and after that went to America with the Kendals. Returning to Fuglaud after an absence of two years, she was engaged by Sir Henry Irving to play the part of Anne Boleyn in the Lyceum revival of King ...

... Dudley, the magni ficent Earl of Leicester, to Queen Elizabeth letters from Katherine the Qwene, Jane the Quene, from Anne Boleyn, and many others. But Mr. Bell is not a millionaire he does not possess this priceless collection. He merely lets his fancy ...

... week with Mr. Sothern and Miss Marlowe in When Knighthood was in Slower, at the Waldorf Theatre, and is under studying Anne Boleyn in that piece. Miss Salherg, who was recently acting in The Morals of Marcus, ut the Garrick Theatre, has appeared success ...

... who go sailing. BLICKLING HALL: This great house, in a most perfect setting near Aylsham, is said to be the birthplace of Anne Boleyn-- whether or not that is true, she is known to have spent many early years there. It stands in a part of the county which ...

... lies Ankerswycke with its mon astic ruins and fine cedars, and the mighty yew troe which was old when King Henry VIII. and Anne Boleyn made it their trysting place. And now Cooper's Hill rises boldly before us on the opposite bank of tho river, its summit ...

... Philharmonic Society was the representative musical organisation, and the Sacred Harmonic Society was doing the MARIO. GRISI AS ANNE BOLEYN. MDLLE. JENNY LIND. ANTONIO GIUGLIN1 AS E11GARDO (LUCIA DI LAMMERMOOK work now accomplished by the Royal Choral So ciety ...

... Then there are five teeing grounds near the club-house at which rounds can begin, so that there is very little waiting for Ann Boleyn spent their honeymoon, while it was also the residence of Cardinal Wolsey. ...

... originally called, was replaced by the House hold or Privy Pack in 1528, and its first Master was George Boleyne, Viscount Rochester, brother of Anne Boleyne. Like his sister, he eventually died on the scaffold. Royal interest in hunting was maintained in varying ...

... Balliol. THERE is much gold and silver plate, oak furni ture, panelling, and stained glass, a studded chest which belonged to Ann Boleyn. The great treasure, which stands on the mantelpiece of the Warden's dining- room, is the Mioseach. This is the satchel ...

... churches, with all the crafts manship they enshrine. THE BOLEYN CUP of 1535, from Cirencester, one of the most important pieces of silver in England. The cover rises to a stem surmounted by Anne Boleyn's personal badge as Queen, in the form of a falcon holding ...