... 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- ...

... Exhibition, Earls Court, to 24 March. EESTIVALS St. Pancras Arts Festival, Town Hall, St. Pancras, to 24 March. (Play: Anne Boleyn, 22 March.) Delius Centenary Festival, Bradford, Yorks, to 7 April. FIRST NIGHTS Vanbrugh Theatre (R.A.D.A.) Pietd, 24 March ...

... considering that Mr. R. Storry Deans's Trials of Five Queens (Methuen and Co.) comprise those of Katherine of Aragon, Anne Boleyn, Mary Queen of Scots, Marie Antoinette, and Caroline of Brunswick. The trials, prefaced by their necessary historical i ...

... of England. The prior, John Houghton, refused to accept the Act of Succession (which legalised the King's marriage with Anne Boleyn, his wife, Katharine of Aragon, being still alive), or to acknowledge the King as head of the Church, or to renounce the ...

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... Night at Daly's, and ft she had previously been a member of Sir ft Henry living's Company at the Lyceum, I where she was Anne Boleyn in Henry the Eighth. How far this arrangement of Mr. Bour- B chier's will interfere with Mr. Beerbohm Tree's often-talked-of ...

... is said to have been a gift by the French King Francois I. to Wolsey, who gave it to Henry VIII., from whom it passed to Anne Boleyn. Another object with an interesting pedigree is an Italian illuminated missal, dated 1532, a precious volume (in the words ...

... issue by its Tudor section, to which Miss Clemence Dane contributes a fascinating interlude dealing with Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn. This particular section, the largest in the issue, is illustrated in colour from some remarkable contemporary documents ...

... HOTEL WEST WICKHAM, KENT Hclf cn hour from City end West End. An unique and hi-torical Tudor Mansion 'once the home of Anne Boleyn) witn origin-* paneliin-, fireplaces, ct:., in its own magnificent grounds, restored and converted into the most modern ...

... brother of Henry VI. In 1468 it was conferred 011 William Herbert, was subse quently held by the son of Edward IV. and by Anne Boleyn, and it was recreated in 1551 on behalf of another Sir William Herbert, the (natural) grandson of the William Herbert of ...

... their surroundings, need 110 bush but what about the old, old apple-trees I hear that they have been worse treated than Anne Boleyn, who, after all, was only beheaded, and who, as she was born at Hever, may have known the actual trees that have now been ...