... carried out. the reconstruction of • Tudor village in Use of Hever Castle with detail hietorically accurate . . It ass here Anne Boleyn spent her untroubled childhood. and Mr Astnr. •oh • pretty fancy rare in these immeygetting days. is restoring her ancient ...

... Catherine of Arragon was in agitation. soon tired of this sumptuous residence. ceasing live there after his marriage to Anne Boleyn, and it was suffered to fall into decay. 1553, Edward VI., gave Bridewell to the mayor, commonalty, and citizens of London ...

... hour with Mamma” (said mamma being nothing less than certain Lady Lisburn ”) full of gossip about bluff King Hal, and Anne Boleyn, and Smithfield roa tings, and Shakspere, and John Kemble and Mrs. Siudons, Ac., Ac. There is also a brief notice of the ...

... made by peculiar sympathy Re is, in the Brat • his to relinquish all hopes for place, the avowed opponent of the t hand of Anne Boleyn, he. fell into div perialisrn which Mr Roosevelt hes done so %Coker even went 5, 1 l for mto much t o I , on tarisr i n ...

... park, for a signal rocket to be fired from the dome of St. Paul’s Church, announcing to his wife-murdering Majesty that Anne Boleyn was beheaded. TOTAL DESTRUCTION OP THE WESTMIN. STER-BRIDGE IRON WORKS. An extensive fire, accompanied by great destruction ...

... Cardinal Pole He accompanied Henry VIII. to the Field the Cloth of Gold, was made Knight of the Bath at the coronation of Anne Boleyn. and was summoned to Parliament by writ as Baron Mantbermer and Montacutc. But towards the close of that reign wa* caused ...

... naderstande that Mt. W. Walled Astor has purchased the klentleal eastie at Hever. near Sevin Oaka, mid te he the birtliplase of Anne Boleyn, for MOO. It has hitherto open to the on serials days aid contains the famous Queen bedstesd and ether relics. A fir stoat ...

... his lecture, of which the following is a brief outline The first and only living child of Henry VIII. and his second wife Anne Boleyn, was their daughter Elizabeth, born in that old palace at Greenwich, whose mined walls were cleared away to make room for ...

... crest. • chimney sweep's brush in a misty hand dates from bleary VIII, when • direct ancestor invest the hearth in ill-10M Anne Boleyn. ehember. two day* prerlow i. her nets- Sieve She has. mnreroer. Oiled In bland for forty ream: if does riot constitute ...

... carried out this afternoon and evening. Chief among these are historical Tableau representing the Coronation Procession Anne Boleyn. which has been the subject careful arrangement by the Misses Haynes. The costumes be worn are very effective, having been ...

... sticks. . . I was obliged to borrow of friend Bradish.” Smallfield Place, Burstow, which is elated with the life history of Anne Boleyn, is to be sold by auction. The house is considered to be the most perfect example of domestic architecture in Surrey. Smallfield ...

... The Allowing we the charade's in the C=t --Henry VIII.. Col, Drummond . Anne Boleyn Ilimptra; Chancellor. Mr. Jab. King's Owe; , of London. Mr. Morrie. King*. • Own; Garter at Anne. Mire. bows: Duke of itoelolk. Barclay. ROB.; Duke of Suffolk. Mr Mows: ...