... and were told that when Holbein, the younger, was court painter his salary was £3O per annum. His pictures were Anne Boleyn and Mary Boleyn. The Armoury Passage contains a sample chair, medim - val arms of all descriptions, and pictures of Sir Phillip ...

... in the later Tudor style prevalent under Elizabeth. It was formerly called Ty Mawr, OT the Great House. It is said that Anne Boleyn, Queen of Henry VIII., and mother of Queen Elizabeth, originally maid in waiting to Queen Catherine, whom Bluff King Hal ...

... dress world, but this year we can afford to give good Queen Bess a rest in favour of some other queens. Catherine Howard and Ann Boleyn are well to the fore in queenly styles for the ballroom, and with gold tissues, velvets in old-world shades of ivory, turquoise ...

... Newton. Nottage. At Ty Mawr. Newton. Nottage. says Cliff, which has been restored by Mr. Knight, Neath. it is said that Ann Boleyn resided for a short time. The reader is probably aware of the connections of the Blackmore (of Lorna Doone and Maid ...

... Cardinal College and many schools. He was a great man and could manage Henry VIII. , but he could not manage Henry VIII. plus Ann Boleyn. After the Reformation the assumed control. Dr. Man.sbridge followed the history a/ the two universities all through the ...

... Henry VIII. Other kings buried in the chapel are Charles 1., George IV., Henry VI., Edward IV., . ml Jane Seymour and Ann Boleyne. I felt honoured to peep into the pew of our Kin.; and oaten, next to which was the one used by the Prince of Wales, o%er ...

... land- which has been restored by lord or his agent. througn Mr. Knight. Neath, it is said blasting for limestone, un- that Ann Boleyn reslded for dermined the house and gar- a short time. Sandford's Well, referred to, den and it fell a prey to the lies at ...

... Lady Anne of ster Abbey on January 15th, youth,°ugiilliam IV, un Victoria brought Let us, therefore, glance back Cleeves. and her halt sister, the 1557. It is said he afterwards se at the history of Queens' Coron- Lady Elizabeth, daughter of Ann died ...

... Dasid's Well on Moor road. Tudor Nottage Oaurt (where Blackmore wrote The Maid of Sker), said to be the birthplace of Ann Boleyn. Kenilg.—Once a borough, on edge of vast wilderness of sand dunes. In medieval times a walled town stood near by; buried ...

... may as wel' be honest aboat it, if we saught the driver of the otry he would have been either executed near the spot where Ann Boleyn used to walk, or hanged where the pirates ceased from trou,lAing and where the traders sat at rest. Troubles never come ...

... Blackmore lived for a while at Nottage when gathesing material his romantic novel, The Maid of Sker. It is said that Ann Boleyn, one of the wives of Henry VIM, visited Nottsfle Court. On the lawn is a military stone set up under Roman imperial authority ...