... years ago than they did now; besides, In hie opinion, they did not know so much. Hs did net tightly remember' whether Anne Boleyn walked about the palace with or without her head. He did not believe that any ghost had ever frequented the south wing. ...

... it. position ever since. Queen Elisabeth's favourite motto was Semler - Always the mine her mother, the unfortunate Anne Boleyn, adopted the fella one of For me and mine; and her suctwasor on the throne, Jane Seymour, the bumble Bound to obey and ...

... of sleepers must go far to ensure her a hearing, even among the least wakeful. Another of King Henry the Eighth's wine, Anne Boleyn, confines herself, apparently, to what is known in theatrical parlance as walking. She, poor lady, however, unable to ...

... was an early printed newsletter in Italian, dated June 10, 153t1, giving a report by an eye-witness of the execution of Anne Boleyn and her supposed accomplices. This appears on examination to be the document of which the text is given in the Excerpts ...

... where the two young princes were murdered at the oommand of Richard the Third; it witnessed the splendid installation of Anne Boleyn an one of the Queens of Henry the Eighth, and here she was executed; it was the prison of Archbishop Cermet. and Bishop ...

... the Tower, the Armoury sa..l the Jewelhouse, the stairway down which Ludy Jane Grey went to execution, the block at which Anne Boleyn prayed a few minutes before she was beheaded, the scene of the smothering ef the young Prin:es, the dungeon in which Sir ...

... In the grounds is an immense yew-tree, beneath which, according to local tradition, Henry VIII. made an appointment with Anne Boleyn. Tux Zoo' omen.. CsenaNS.—Tbe additions to the Zoological Gardens during the past week include a Rhesus monkey from India ...

... one of the toques made to supersede the Girondin and Conventional, after a mediaeval model- , a 'Jean gins pew. Anne Boleyn is chosen as the name for the fitting bullet, whether composed of • mixture of velvet and gold braid or of tulle spotted ...

... (Asimoollah Khan Roy Balsivioor); Mrs Bell (Night); Col Jenkin Jones (uniform of Royal Engineers(); Mrs Jones (Queue Anne Boleyn) ; Mr H. Macnamara (sailor of coast-guard);Captain Howell (Neapolitan fisherman); Mrs John Howell (Spaniel lady); Mr Mamie* ...

... Avenue at Blickling-park is the chosen road for Anne Boleyn's mach when out for its annual ride. hearee-like appeitranee in enheneed by the horses and orriipants of the carriage being heedless. Annie Boleyn her, on her knee, end her father, who is said ...

... Never- Milieu inn tyra ~,, i ~,, manner he put her aside took Anne litho n to be a kind of Morganatic , wife. She could not his ode, as .'atherine • was liviag mid undivorced. Now of necessity Anne's oaspring, Elizabeth, was illegitimate, and aesionling to ...

... of the Mormon creed. TI was • subsetment revelati in to Joe Smir h, i•rompted, it is said, by the sight of some Yankee Ann.. Boleyn, with the contrwit between her and the no longer juvenile Smith ; and so, as in the ease of our own English Reformation ...