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... Saturday on a 121 n. LP. disc, chord, also three fasswhich also contains madrigals tasias for vials on the recordand a song by Anne Boleyn, jag. Henry's second wife, and high- His two songs are called land reels by King James I Pastime with good company, of ...
... Nuns keep 24 rooms scrubbed News Chronicle Reporter WITHIN the six-feetthick stone walls where Henry VIII courted Anne Boleyn and Sir Thomas Wyatt intrigued against.. Mary Tudor, brown-habited nuns now scrub and pray and cook and meditate. Thls new phase ...
... with its covered way. Yesterday' thinks more of its traditions, symbolised here by The Tower where Henry VIII used to meet Anne Boleyn. The parish church Is In the distance ~„,.., , ,) r 4, 4 • 4 . !. • • . , 4 A .. _ . .4. . 1 ;g4,t,, 1 7 ,,-. . -, , • ...
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... the Tudors knew. Which is where, of course. Henry VIII comes in. It was he who gave It its charter. They say he courted Anne Boleyn here. And it was ancient even then. Behind the High Street. St. Mary's Church lifts a Norman tower. Within its shadow Hemel ...
... med woman look younger. more fragile. HIS TUDOR BODICE and taut so that the bosom 'wells above it in the trap of an Anne Boleyn portrait, ?flakes anid woman with a fuller figure look —nunger. more romantic. . . . by revurtm fli VOGUE Thetr 1(1°j:;1 ...
... glittering webs of Birmingham and Manchester. These views were expressed by Father Ryan at a Gaelic festival at Carrick, where Anne Boleyn was born. Her fate may have Induced him to issue his warning to the Carrick colleens of what may happen to them if they ...
... said: Sir Alan did River Thames will be a:ive with the greatest pageantry in its a tremendous amount of prehistory since Anne Boleyn sailed liminary work. We owe him a to Westminster from Hampton great debt of gratitude. Court for her coronation in 1534 ...
... the flrst Elizabeth have seen the banks of Kent and Essex slide slowly by. This way to London came Catharine of Aragon. Anne Boleyn. Henrietta Maria Catharine of Braganza. But of a:1 who have loved our river most there have been none to whose hearts it ...
... got his polish in Dundee Is between. Listen to Brown roll call of the A to Z men. Attlee and Jane Austen, Nye Bevan and Anne Boleyn. Chaucer and Denis Compton. with Charlie Chaplin and Crippen in between. Dalton and Ninette de Valois rub shoulders with ...
... beneath a surrealist willow tree; the Black Prince at London Bridge. Doggett's men Back went the clock 400 years to show us Anne Boleyn go:ng to her coronation. But the brightest star in this wonderful show came from Doggett's Coat and Badge - first year watermen ...
... Tudor Street, London, E.C.4, to arrive by Wednesday. Solution and winners' names next Friday. Name CROSS • - - - - - I Anne Boleyn? .4. ) ; 1 Narrow ahoal 4. 6 What makes us turn to corn- 2 Cash on delivery ? Yes about panionship ? (4). about a pound ...