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... FROM ANNE BOLEYN to BONEY THE most surprising thing about Henry VIII's relations with Anne Boleyn is that his infatuation was not exhausted before the six years it took to make her his Queen. Mr. Philip W. Sergeant in The Life of Anne ...
... open air. Anne plays a sort of ball game with Norris. The ball strikes the King, who rushes off to find that Anne is the culprit. Norris gives his racquet to Henry, who plays with Anne. The ball falls into a clump of bushes, and while Anne and Henry both ...
... oldest distillers in the world 1627. The cradle of Oueen Elizabeth carved uith the initials of her ill fated mother, Anne Re gin a Anne Boleyn). John Haia? By Appointment DISTILLERS, MARKINCH, FIFE, AND KINNAIRD HOUSE. PALL MALL EAST. S.W.T. 5V. James's 1$ ...
... Confessor's Queen, rebuilt the Abbey Church in stone. The old one was of timber. Just before the Dissolution of the Nunneries Anne Boleyn wanted Henry to make a friend of hers Abbess of Wilton. To put her off he talked of conscience I wolde not for all the golde ...
... moat at the Great Gatehouse, known of old as the stone bridge at the King's Gate. The bridge was begun by Henry VIII for Anne Boleyn and finished for her successor, Jane Seymour. In the time of William and Mary the bridge was covered up and the ground in ...
... no one to dine with him in the Great Hall because of the plague then raging in London. JLJere, in 1534, came Henry and Anne Boleyn, to see the infant Elizabeth, then one year old and living in the Palace. Chaucer was robbed on his way to Eltham of £20 ...
... 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 ...
... Prince Henry, the learned Richard de Bury, author of Philobiblon, the great Prelate, Thomas Hatfield, Henry VIII, Anne of Cleves, Anne Boleyn, Lady Jane Grey, Mary and Elizabeth, Philip Sidney, Walter Raleigh, and many another celebrity were intimately ...
... elaborate book dealing with the state of Queen Elizabeth's health. Dr. MacLaurin runs over a dpzen famous people, from Anne Boleyn and Joan of Arc to Napoleon. He is inclined to think that Marat had dermatitis herpetiformis, that Mr. Pepys had iridocyclitis ...
... Wake. The family, in early times, was closely allied with Royalty. Two of the queens of Henry VIII, Catherine Howard and Anne Boleyn, were granddaughters of the second Duke. 1 he third Duke married a daughter of Edward IV, tut there was no issue of the ...
... Henry's second Queen was born plain Miss Anne Boleyn; his third Queen was Miss Jane Seymour; his fifth was born Miss Katharine Howard, and his sixth was Miss Katharine Parr. I may add that Richard the Third married Anne Neville, daughter of Lord Warwick; while ...