Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... schoolgirl was asked: What did Henry VIII. do to Anne Boleyn! Please, teacher, she replied, he ironed on her.'• The child repeated her statement. She was quite confident that Henry had caused Anne Boleyn to submit to this treatment. Chapter and verse ...
... DISTURBING THE DEAD. is said that the boues of Dudley, Duke of Northumberland, of the. Countess of Salisbury, and of Anne Boleyn have been identified from among the ashes of traitorous or unfortunate nobility which rest or, rather, which rested, in the ...
... the Country party say it shall not be, and we have yet to see which is to give way. I pity the Ministry, which is, like Anne Boleyn, twixt axe and crown.” ...
... etrech of land in Jed and thiamin valleys. Newbattie Abbey with it 28.000 arms. and lltickling Hall . in Norfolk. home of Anne Boleyn 's childhood days. In Jedburgh he war kxikad upon as s popular and acceptable if shrewd landlord. who never missed an o ...
... powerful agent in the annals et the human race. There bare been kisses, like those of Antony and Cleopatra, of Henry VIII. and Anne Boleyn, which hare shaken an empire or destroyed a religion. if we knew the secret history of Courts, we should probably learn ...
... eighteenth Lord Shrewsbury, was very charitable, and greatly beloved in the neighbourhood of Blickliug, once the home of Anne Boleyn. THE JEDBURGH CHURCH' A T I'CHANG.—At a meeting of the Presbytery df Jedburgh, held at Hawick on Wednesday, the Rev. D. ...
... that surround the historic Hampton Court Palace, with its interesting n or Cardinal Wolsey, King Henry MIL, and unhappy Anne Boleyn. hen one has become satiated with the beauties in and around the Palace, one suddenly remembers there is one sight left: ...
... through the armed guest, and throwing her arms in passionate grief around the neck of her father. Sir 'Thomas More; of Anne Boleyn saying to the Constable, ' Master Kingston, shall I go into n dungeon?' and then falling into great laughter. Altogether ...
... Somerset, of the enmity's of Salisbury. whn beieg of tbe blood of the plastagesets, was remitted by Henry VII. and lastly of Anne Boleyn. The bass, ono*: tared to be tholes of the unfortunate of Henry VIII. bad at least belonged to • shaped woman is the prime ...
... Washington; 4 By drinking poison hemlock; 5 115 years; 6 The Gestapo; 7 The “Enola Gay; 8 Slayery; 9 The Korean War; 10 Anne Boleyn. Cocktails:~ 1. Six eggs, three tablespoons sugar, half bottle rum, one bottle brandy, one pint boiling water or milk, and ...
... 1457 it was bought by Sir Geo ff rey Boleyn. Lord Mayor of London. and great-grandfather of Anne Boleyn, who is supposed to have been born there and who spent part of her time there before she became queen. The Boleyn male line dying out, Blickling was ...
... play in a modern dress. DIXON is preparing for the ',tees the third and fourth volum!■ of his work on Queen Catherine and Anne Boleyn, ealled the History of Two Qqeme. A NEW rerial stnry by Mr. B. D. Blaokraore, the Author of Loma boon, and The Maid ...