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... despite the execution of his son, Francis, as one of the reputed lovers of Anne Boleyn, his grandson should have entertained at Sutton Place Elizabeth, daughter of Anne Boleyn. What discussion took place between the Queen and the son of her mother's lover ...
... Simple but Costly Display of Pearls Worn by Anne Boleyn These pearls are all genuine pearls, worn long before pearl culture was dreamt of by one of Henry VIII. 's many wives. This pearl ornamentation of Anne Boleyn's was simpler than was common at her period ...
... Fledermaus. They are supported by a strong cast Including Glna Malo, Ivor Barnard, and D. A. Clarke Smith MERLE OBERON AS ANNE BOLEYN in the delightfu period costume she wears in the new London Film production, The Private Life of Henry VIII THE FIRST ALL-INDIAN ...
... The portrait of Henry VIII formerly attributed to Holbein and {right) a richly ornamented clock given by Henry VIII to Anne Boleyn and now in the possession of His Majesty King George VI, who has loaned It to the present exhibition. The bracket on which ...
... remem bered that, like More he was a keen opponent of Henry Vlll's divorce from Catherine of Aragon and of his marriage to Anne Boleyn. Fisher was imprisoned in the Tower in 1534 for refusing to swear to the Act of Succession and on June 22, 1535, was beheaded ...
... despite the execution of his son, Francis, as one of the reputed lovers of Anne Boleyn, his grandson should have entertained at Sutton Place Elizabeth, daughter of Anne Boleyn. What discussion took place between the Queen and the son of her mother's lover ...
... palace is shown in the above ing. On the extreme right are the Great Gate House and the Base Court. In the e is the famous Anne Boleyn Gateway, and running the whole length of the foreground he parapet of the Great Hall. The public, in order to gain access ...
... Bothwell, and The Hirsel. Two of them are reproduced above. The ring contains minute portraits of Queen ..Elizabeth and Anne Boleyn ...
... London, W.C. 2 President: H.R.H. THE DUKE OF KENT. (QicUham Court An unique and historical Tudor Mansion (once the home of Anne Boleyn), with original panelling:, fire places, etc. in its own mag nificent grounds, restored and converted into the most modern ...
... Optimus Maximus. It was a copper cow-bell which belonged to Pope Paul the Third, who excommunicated Henry VIII. for marrying Anne Boleyn. It was worn by the bell cow of the papal herd out on the Roman Campagna nearly four hundred years ago. After Mr. Miller ...
... Queen Elisabeth's Birth Four hundred years ago-- on September 7, 1533-- a daughter was born to King Henry VIII and Queen Anne Boleyn. The event occurred at the old Tudor Palace at Greenwich, much favoured as a roval residence on account of its healthy airs ...
... contribute two pictures to this issue Miss Clemence Dane Author of Regiment of Women, who writes of t Henry VIII and Anne I Boleyn in stirring fashion. Her plays, Will Shakes peare: an Invention, A Bill of Divorcement, and Granite, occupy very ...