... WHERE ANNE BOLEYN WAS BORN. ?G DISCOVERIES IN LANCASHIRE. An interesting discovery has just been made Wilms low. Whilst preparing for the foundations of the railway viaduct in connection with the new Manchester to Wilmslow line, the workmen have found ...

... whatever King Hal’s vices may have been, he could write plaintively to the temporary object of his affections. Addressing Anne Boleyn, who was evidently something of flirt and liked to play with her royal worshipper, he says, in August, 1528, * have put ...

... Hertnoi>olie. Henley. Calderon. Do Quick. Mahratta. Orison. Coqnt Rosa?. Rathvale. Timothy Titus. Robin, Lady Hawker. Anne Boleyn. Ancona. Alyth. Neapolitan. Cameons. Bara, Discovery 11.. Syncopate. Gaarness. Healthy Boy. Wolf's Folly, Fair Future. Rodger ...

... VILLAIN. Magnificent Coloured Drama. this . Theatre. AND USUAL MIQHrCLABS PROGRAMME- T7* UT-friTR SOU»K. ENORMOUS SUCCESS 09 ANNE BOLEYN. HUNDREDS TURNED AWAY. FOR TWO MORE DAYS ONLY. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY. MATINEE WEDNESDAY 2-30. Time and Priora Laval. Tel ...

... .wor part of the City, are recalled W the ** The old palace of which Henry VIU firpt the which, rGBoH of hie Anoe with Anne Boleyn. troobfed hie aenainv© oooscifcnce a« to hie maxriafre with Kalhenn«‘ Arragon. was need City prwon ae « 1567. After the ...

... editing the atato papara. Qnitereaeatly been engaged in warm with Mr. Hepworth Dixon about certain evanta lite oi Queen Anne Boleyn. Hie claim .upon the praaant baa bean baa able 1 and lettan in defence of the Iriab Church. | They were probably the ableat ...

... iKirt ecMnd race. (■iefoeU p'r,- from k. Anne Holern, and Chtison lor about half war ark shot front, and offtbe of Know the won a lenftJi; half between third. OWiaon wa« fourth. Martin fifth. Biro ♦Orth. Anne Boleyn seventh, eavrloy rwrhth. and Burmab Ja^t ...

... given. The union with Catherine of Aragoe Tasted twenty-nine yeaw; but Anne Boleyn. only enjoyed her lord's favour for four years; Jane (teymoor held the heart for only months: Anne Cleres was divoroed after haring found favour in the royal ere* for then ...

... wonderful old house in which Alma Baylor, the picture player, lived at Sonbury-pn-Thames. The bouse was once the home of Anne Boleyn, second Queen of Henry VIII.. being only two miles from Hampton Court. It. was filled with pictures. and mural decorations ...

... producer, has utilized to the fall the exceptional- opportunities for spectacular effect offered each scenes as the coronation Anne Boleyn at Westminster, the masque at •York House, and the ferial scene at Blackfyiars. These stage pictures impress the mind powerfully ...

... Randall 811 Ooodeon'e AIM LAWN . Xambam T. PbilMpa's by AMPHIOX-BILVER BERRY ‘Blade* Bayaer's Bumpkin Eart 8 11 Col Anne Boleyn Scours* 8 11 Clerk'e g by Janiesery-Stsgless Night TAontt 8 Col Fenwick's Carlton n - - B. Dillon 8 11 Mr Jennings's ...

... power was brought to a head by Henry Till. This much-married monarch sought to divorce Queen Catherine mb.order to marry Anne Boleyn, and becauaeitke Pope refused consent, the King threw r oS the authority, and himself was made by Parliamentary enactment ...