... we told of his arrest for refusing to take tha Oath of Succession, demanded from all holding official positions, that Anne Boleyn wastha “‘only true and lawful wife of Henry VIIL.” After refusing ho was deprived of his ;l\‘osition of Loed Chancellor ...

... suspended from the centre should be illuminated at night, that students might not find their pursuits interrupted at any hour, Anne Boleyn when on the scaffold would not consent to have her eyes covered with a bandage, saying that she had no fear of death. All ...

... Associa. tion. One of the most amusing “‘howlers is that of the boy who, reading that Henry VILL. “pressed his suit” on Anne Boleyn, declared that that much-married monarch o gruel to her and “‘ironed her.” “In the INth century,”” wrote another scholar ...

... ”” comes to be on all English coins from the farthing upward, Ere the amorous Henry VIII fell-a victim to the charms of Anne Boleyn he wrote an article against the false doctrine preached by Luther, and the Sovereign Pontiff, for the King's vigorous defence ...

... harshuvess, and went ever with the shadow of the block across her path. The beloved and long uuseen mother died, and very soon Anne Boleyn went to execution. The new Queen, Jane Seymour, was more friendly, but tyranny prevailed still, a worse tyranoy than any ...

... vanished ! Somehow my friend got back to civilisatiom, and, relating his adventure, was told that the house was “‘Blickling,”” Anne Boleyn’s Norfolk home, and that yearly, on the anniversary of her execution, her ghost thus regularly ape peared. A REMARKABLE ...