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... Where Anne Boleyn was Born. An interesting discovery has just hxjen made at. Wilmslow. Whilst preparing for the foundations of the railway viiduct in connection with the new Manchetrfer-to-Wilmslow line, the workmen have found portions of the old Bollin ...
... MERLE OBERON, who played Anne Boleyn in ‘The Private Life of Henry VIII.,” has accepted a four years film contract in Hollywood worth £36.000. ...
... Sheppey, the original structure of which dates back to the twelfth century. In 1532 it is recalled that Henry VIII., with Anne Boleyn, paid a visit to Slmrland, which was then the scene of gorgeous Royal pageantry. With its battlement towers and stone archway ...
... at Bend Street, in the City of Leeds.—Monday, January 7, 1933. WITH HER HEAD TUCKED UNDERNEATH HER ARM. Michael Milner (Anne Boleyn), a prize winner, with Paddy Hicke (left) and Shelagh Milner (right). (By a Mercury photographer.) ...
... back to 1071. It has been a dowcr-hou.se of Queens of England, and Henry VIII. added extra wing for the accommodation of Anne Boleyn. The castle was once almost destroyed a fire started Hutch prisoners. ...
... There is, for instance, clmsse, or small cabinet, that belonged successively to Francis I, Cardinal Wolscy, Henry VIII, and Anne Boleyn; secretaire that was designed specially for Marie Antoinette, and illuminated missal, a precious volume executed for the ...
... ANNE BOLEYN'S LETTER TO YORK. An hitherto unpublished letter from Queen Anne Boleyn to the city of York, announcing the birth of Princess (after• wards Queen) Elizabeth. is contained 4 n a brochure written by Mr. T. P. Cooper, a local archivist, printed ...
... stated that nearly one-half these are still occupying responsible positions aa guards, stationmasters, &c. THE FALL OF ANNE BOLEYN - When that brilHant masque of life had been played out, -when treachery fraiity had done their worst, and the grim,. waits ...
... the milkman. Dare-devil Dick wore a scarlet neck-tie; Laud was taken to a tea-fight; Oliver Cromwell voted Conservative; Anne Boleyn became ‘a shy client of the Owd Tup; Lord Darnley chased Mary Queen of Scots, and George I. had a heated encounter on the ...
... of reproductions of old book-covers. The embroideries were from designs associated with such historic needle-workers as Anne Boleyn and Queen Elizabeth. Another design was taken from the cover of a Prayer Book and Psalter used by Charles I. There were ...
... to find its way on to twentieth century synthetic silk creations. The English “Henry the Eighth” gave us the Tudor and Anne Boleyn hats of early spring. BACK TO CLEOPATRA. However, our fashion creators have decided that even four hundred years is not ...
... Queen Elizabeth. Dean Inge has argued that the Queen had not a drop of Tudor blood in her veins, being the daughter of Anne Boleyn by some person unknown. He bases his theory upon a study of the portraits of Henry VIII.’s children. Sir James writes; “Life ...