... regard for historic associations is apt rapidly to diminish in the glare cast by American dollars. Anne Boleyn's Home. It was at Hever Castle that Anne Boleyn spent her untroubled childhood, and Mr. Astor. who has always shown such an affection for Old England ...

... courtship of Anne Boleyn, displays all the traits of his execrable character. At once vicious, violent and hypocritical, be surrounds his Queen Catherine, whom he has determined to sacrifice, with honeyed protestations, pre seating Anne Boleyn as a maid ...

... s Magazine. Mr. Hepworth - Dixon is preparing for the the third and fourth volumes of his work on Queen Catherine and Anne Boleyn, called , the History of Two Queens. Two glass cases have just been placed in the library of the Athemeima in Liverpool ...

... reliable information, and, aortling to various London contemporaries, she has made a special study of early descriptions of Anne Boleyn, to whom a scribe of the period refers as leaping and bounding in amazing fashion. Thus has this clever and well-informed ...

... village at its gates, Mr. Astor has moved in and taken up his quarters in the hoary historic castle where lived the unhappy Anne Boleyn and where she was wooed by Bluff King Hal, who afterwards had her head chopped off. Wonders have been worked in and around ...

... will be completed by the end of November. latest work represeuts a scene from Engli.h histury—lleury VIII. repudiating Anne Boleyn. It hos crested a great at Munich. The Committee of the Ambulances of the of Paris are about to emet a monument to the memory ...

... his Henry VIII.; while as Katharine, Miss Violet Vanbrugh plays with tender pathos and great charm. Miss Laura Cowie, as Anne Boleyn is as bright and joyful as ever, and Mr. Basil Gill also does some valuable work: and the smoothness with which the choir ...

... Boker's works are found in gentlemen's libraries in England as often as in his own country. He has written several plays, Anne Boleyn among the number, any one of which, properly adapted to the stage, would rival Francesca da Rimini in popular favor. ...

... and Queen Anne periods, and at present they have on their list two fine old residences both of which were connected with wives of King Henry VIII. One of these, which is a perfect specimen of a Tudor house, was once inhabited by Anne Boleyn; it contains ...

... in 1586, pnd Ledy Blount in 1682. This courtly lady, who did not quit the scene of life till 1634, was a great-niece of Anne Boleyn, and might, very probably, as a little girl, have seen Henry VIII.; she certainly saw Edward VI., Queen Mazy, Queen Elisabeth ...

... years of age, are all to be found in this auto. gra, h collection. To this list might be added Henry VIIL's love-letters to Anne Boleyn., nine in French and eight la English. Herr, also, is ryneon's dedication copy, on vellum (Lou 15 21), of the same iovereign's ...

... connection between England and the Papacy, had he not desired to get rid of Catherine of Arragon, and to put in her place Anne Boleyn, of whom be speedily got tired, and whose head he cut off rather than undergo the bother of another six yeare'divorce suit ...