... to his wars and to inflation, he was short of money. Then there was his family affairs; he wanted divorce so as to marry Anne Boleyn. In London and in moat of the South wi England there was violent anti-clerical feeling, although those who wished a change ...

... to drink,” (from The Ancient Mariner ’’). 7. “ A Christmas Carol ’’ by Charles Dickens. 8. Catherine Aragon. Anne Boleyn, Jane Seymour. Anne of Cleves, Kathryn Howard. Katherine Parr. I though I should catch many of you on No. C and it was an easy mistake ...

... to made from a sheet and pillow slip. In order of merit the winners were—l, Mrs. Jack Ban ham (bride); 2, Mrs. Keeley (Anne Boleyn); 3. Mrs. Jeffery Ban ham (angel). A monologue was contributed by Mrs. Gibbs and two Hoxne members. Miss M. Blake and Mrs ...

... inter war period. Quite revealing were the speakers' choice of wives from the pages of history, the Rev. Thuriow choosing Ann Boleyn, a marriage short and sweet, whereas Mr. Peter Baker would have tried, like so many other suitors, for the hand of the first ...

... Bannister and John Landy. A It is one of our smallest birds, with brown plumage and tilted Christopher Columbus. Galileo. Anne Boleyn, Anne of Cl eves. Catherine of Parr, Catharine of Aragon, Catherine Howard, Jane Seymour. 7. Christopher Wren. A St. Patrick ...