... made in the Grocers' records of the hiring of barges to attend the Sheriff's show by , water during the reign of Henry VI. Anne Boleyn was accompanied at her Coronation in 1593 by the Mayor and Sheriffs from Greenwich to the Tower. In the Aqua Triumphalis ...

... of a gold-like alloy of zinc and copper! Perhaps the most Interesting timepiece, however, Is Henry VIII'. weddinggift to Anne Boleyn. which has H.A. and true lovers' knots engraved upon Its weights: and the oddest Is certainly a negreesfs head In ormolu ...

... ••• - • - • - • - - _ . WIT AND HUMOUR. Teacher ((luring history lesson): -Now. girls, 1 want you to tell me what know of Anne Boleyn.' • Little Girl: -Please, tottaler, it is a s ort of i r oning-board.' Teacher: - Nly dear child, whatever voil MOM by that ...

... 8«t. 131 b. Lord Exeter’s Hellespont. 3 yrs., sst. 7lb. Mr. Morgan’s Quo Minus. 5 yrs , B*t. 131 b. Lord Kinnaird’s Anne Boleyn, 5 yrs., 7*t. lib. 0 Seven ran—only three were placed. Won cleverly. Fifty Sovs. Sweepstakes; for two yrs. old—Ust three ...

... that Henry VIII. used to Court Auer Boleyn. The story. however. lacks authority. since it is believed that the first cedars were brought to England by John Evelyn (born 1620. died MI6!. about a century after *Anne Boleyn was beheaded. The specimens at Kew ...

... observing the weakness of the scaffold. ' I heard say the executioner was very good and I have but a little neck.' said Anne Boleyn putting her hands about it and laughing heartily. The unhappy Charles I. expired with the word ' Rememl.er on his lips; ...

... family tree which traced one of Carey's ancestors to a first cousin of Queen Elizabeth the First through the family of Anne Boleyn. ...

... bouquet and piece of the wedding cake, with the intention of laying both on the tomb of Anne Boleyn. Miss Vanbrugh, it will be remembered, played the part of Anna Boleyn in Mr Henry Irving's production of Henry VIII. Mies Biddulph is the daughter of Sir Michael ...

... that must still weep out th.iir historic sorrows, and the visionary axe must flash before many a ghostly eye. Here lived Anne Boleyn an 4 Catherine Howard, as well as Bluebeattl's more fortunate wives. Edward VI was born, and Jane Seymour died here. Elizabeth ...

... and his wife, Catherine of Arragon, were crowned together at the Abbey by Bishop Waits's, and of his subsequent wives Anne Boleyn wan the' only one honoured with a crown, Creamer, who, also crowned Edward VI., son of Jane oeymour, , performing the ceremony ...

... ',ER 27, 1890. IMll fE CURIOUS WATCHES AND - CLOCKS. _ Henry VIII. had a watch that went for a week; and Anne Boleyn had another, as well as a small gilt clock, now in Windsor Castle. A curious oval-shaped watch was found upon Guy Fawkes; it was in a ...

... who sold it to Sir Geoffry Boleyn, a wealthy mercer of London, Lord Mayor the City and great grandfather Anne Boleyn. The made this their principal residence, and the story of the accomplished and unfortunate Anne Boleyn, which is ...