... 7.ere ?? disposed of at good prices. Anne Boleyn's Finery. When King E.enry V ll. took posession of Hampton Court P'alace after the death of the Cardinal, he was accomnpauied by Queen Katha- 1 rine; but Anne Boleyn also lived there. A suite of rooms was ...

... this thrilling tale belong to the reign of Henry VIII. The amorous monarch Is seeking a divorce from Queen ivatharine, but Anne Boleyn, during the greater part of t'a period that our author treats of, has a rival in the ,erson of Laura Ford. The French ? ...

... difficult to c Ohae believe that it will do so now. Colouz, after mail, b: teis very much a matter of tarste. Queen Anne 01 ech. Boleyn wore yellow, and Nary Queen of ifcots nd, white for mourning, and if the sister cf the e- ex- parted unorowned king ...

... created Earle of Pembroke, who was after, wards King of England bye the name of Kintf Ed. the Vth. Lady Ann (Boolfen), daug. to Sir Thomar; Boleyn, Marchioness of Pembroke, by King Henrie the VIII., who was (devorssed) from hif lawful wife, Quesn Catherine ...

... years he got to know ain Boleyn sheI -waited on Catherinelthat is how he got I - to know ann ann became a queen, and I Catherine was sent away she became I n- Religious and became a monk Henry I got to-hear things about anne and see 1r had her head cut ...