... the numerous tenants and servant* living in the place, in consequence ol the antic* a spectre alleged be that of Queen Anne Boleyn, who waa beheaded by her husband. King Henry VIII. It may t« mentioned that there are ottcial records to show that ia the ...

... was the home of Anne Boleyn. whose bedstead and other relics associated with her name preserved. Recently it was to some extent restored, but further alterations to the extent of are contemplated. A curious legend saye that Anne Boleyn was. by orders of ...

... position. Mr, C. E Peeler said he hoped that the cottag:s wegld ba p:escrved, as they were of great historic interest. Anne Boleyn. he slid, once lived there. SHIRRELL HEAT, 3IrEIIODMT .31.1KETINO4 Camp meetings in conncsion with: the Shirrell Heath ...

... panelling, is a magnificent and spacious room, and has beautiful pictures, the one of chief historical interest being that of Anne Boleyn, a, contemporary portrait on a wooden panel. The panelling in this room is worthy of note, inasmuch as it probably dates ...

... that the abbot' there at the time of Henry Vll.'s attempt to divorce Katherine was involved in the intrigues concerning Anne Boleyn, and was executed for high treason. It would appear from the account books and records of the time that. contrary to popular ...

... Princess Mary, to whom she Was governess, and to whom she was so devotedly attached that when the King, after his marriage to Anne Boleyn, called upon her to give up Mary's Jewels and retire from her office as governess. refused. declaring that she would still ...

... parentage. The Dean had written, 1 do not believe she had a drop of Tudor blood in her veins. If this is true the flighty Anne Boleyn, and some person unknown gave u s our greatest sovereign. Mr. Strachey's comment was that the i).,'n's reasons seemed very ...

... perform the Pieces of the Dramatic 0e ~Authors' Society. if THE LAST SIX NIGHTS of the Gorgeous and Successful s PANTOMIME~ ANNE BOLEYN! Which must be withdrawn, to make room for other Novelties. ALL SHOULD SEE THE GRAND TRANSFORMATION SCENE, The most Slendid ...

... statesman, judge, philosopher and martyr executed for denying the King's supremacy and for opposing his marriage with Anne Boleyn, he was also what in those days was termed a man of humour : for instance, being advised to marry he chose the pretty ...

... tragedy—this consmt. of the letter H. and A. for Henry and Anne Boleyn, surrounded alas! by true lover's knot. Strange that the cynical Bluebeard should have allowed it to remain. We paw on into Queen Anne's room, noticing the beautiful carpets and observing ...

... songs of the Elizabethan period, All in a Garden Green, 0 Death, Bock Me Asleep (supposed to have been written by Anne Boleyn while awaiting her execution), It was a Lover and His Less, Come Again (by John Howland, who was one of the most ...

... DANDY KING We are so accustomed to the Hotbein portrait of King Henry VIII that we tend to forget that the King who wooed Anne Boleyn was an elegant young dandy, who had his clothes made cloth of gold, who was a cultivated lover of the arts, an amateur musician ...