... Anne Boleyn Anne Boleyn is another of Henry the eight’s unlucky wives that cannot, are told, rest in her grave; and one of the many places she is alleged to haunt is the old chapel in the Tower of London. One night, in the latter part of last century ...

... Rudyard Kipling, “Recessional.” 7. Vice-Admiral. 8. A river in Victoria, Australia. On it stands the town Melbourne. 9. Anne Boleyn. 10. Long John Silver (R. L. Stevenson’s “Treasure Island”). ...

... and Beatrice. 3. 1918. Between Russia and Germany. 4. Argentina. 5. Ely mas, the sorcerer (Acts xili., 11). 6. Atoll. 7. Anne Boleyn. 8. George Bradshaw (1801-1853). 9. Lady Smith, wife of the Governor of the Cape, Sir Harry Smith. 10. One plus two plus ...

... and Beatrice. 3. 1918. Between Russia and Germany. 4. Argentina. 5. Ely mas, the sorcerer (Acts xiii., 11). 6. Atoll. 7. Anne Boleyn. 8. George Bradshaw (1801-1853). 9. Lady Smith, wife of the Governor the Cape, Sir Harry Smith. 10. One plus two plus three ...

... Rebellion. 6. Louis XIV., whose court at Versailles was the most splendid in Europe in the 17th century. 7. 8. Carrara. Anne Boleyn, one of Henry VIII.’s wives. 10 In the north-west of Palestine ...

... hearing, taste, touch, smell, 3. France and Turkey. 4. Lewis. 5. President Woodrow Wilson 6. Catherine of •Aragon, Anne Boleyn, Jane Seymour, Anne of Cleves, Catherine Howard, Catherine Parr. 7. A firkin is 9 gallons, a hogshead 54 gallons. 8. Sedgemoor (1685) ...

... A SHOE THAT ALTERED HISTORY After the fall of Anne Boleyn, the Pope prepared overtures of reconciliation so favourable to King Henry VIII that he determined to accept them. A representative was sent from Rome with the dispatches, and when within day’s ...

... is at Windsor a small clock, beautifully engraved with true lover’s knots. It was a wedding present from Henry VIII. to Anne Boleyn. It is worth £lO,OOO. Another Windsor clock Buhl piece of Louis XIV. Time —is worth £5OOO. The tallest of the King’s clocks ...

... next - ANNE BOLEYN’S HOME Film Magnate may becofltf of Disraeli’s Hous« Mr Henry Ford, the motor cal' understood to have bought P \ Cottage, Hampton Wick, home of Anne Boleyn. He intends to transport it be re-erected there. The cottage where ...

... handsome combinations of embroidery and jewelled passementerie. The straight Tudor collars, i’night@ at the back, or the Anne Boleyn rolled collar invaribly finishes off the plastron, the outer side being trimmed to match, and the inner merely lined with ...

... See? Then there is the other big jump in history and geography issues. Now, as everybody already knows about poor old Anne Boleyn having her head tucked undearneath ' or arm, comma,, the real significance must lie in the geography. And what more natural ...

... of the world’s most-famous makers. The gem of the coliecton is the clock which Henry VIII. gave as a wedding present to Anne Boleyn on their nuptial morning. It rests on a modern gilt bracket in the Chapel retiring-room, and is only four Inches deep and ...