... Terris, made up after Holbein's portrait, and, feeblest figure of all, a mere incidental, the slight, girlish form of Anne Boleyn in the person of Miss Violet Vanbrngh. The whole story of the play is c irried by this handful of characters. The rest is ...

... cases of accused persons and forming conclusions absolutely opposite even when the evidence seems full. Take the case of Anne Boleyn, for instance ; or that of Mary Queen of Scots; two of the most illustrious and most unfortunate princesses. What agreement ...

... Bourchier, who would play the King, and of Miss Violet Vaabrugh, who will take the part of Katherine. Miss l'aabsegli was the Anne Boleyn in Sir Henry Irving's production at the Lyceum. Sir Herbert himself will, of ooune, be the Cardinal. Mr. Arthur Hourchier's ...

... cruel treatment of Margaret de la Pole, Countess of Salisbury, in the reign of Henry the Eighth, who at the instigation of Anne Boleyn, his Queen, was deprived of her lands and properties, sent to prison and put to death ; the accusation against her being ...

... (presented by Mr. 0. LI. Palmer). Open to subscribers of the Hunt, the raze to be ridden in hunting kit.— Captain Alan Palmer's Anne Boleyn (owner up), I ; Captain Magor's Ronald (owner), 2; Mr. S. W. Applegate's The Swallow (owner), 3. There were 13 starters ...

... Holbein can give us such a lifelike representation of Henry, can he be incompetent to give us any idea of Anne Boleyn? Yet the beauty of Anne Boleyn, as liolbein represents it—the fatal beauty 'which lured Henry from his allegiance to Catherine—is certainly ...

... of the chief centres of interest. It dates back to 1197, and is considerably older than the chapel erected over it. Here Anne Boleyn heard the pronouncement of her divorce from Henry VIII.; she was beheaded three days after her removal from the Palace. ...

... Church plate which has been valued at no lens a sum than 210,000. This is a chalice which originally belonged to Queen Anne Boleyn, one of the wives of Henry VIII., and wee made io 1535. Dr. Muter, an ancestor of the Muter family of Cirencester, was Queen ...

... fir it was held by Harold, before the Conquest. and it sent a Queen to the throne of England, ir Thomas Boleyn. the father of the ill-fated Anne Boleyn, being at that time the owner of the property. Subsequently the estate passed into the hands of the Hobart ...

... Lord Althorp, Lord Surrey; Mr. Guy Charter's, Cardinal IVolsey ; Mr. Hugo Charteris, Lord Dorset ; Lady Marjorie Manners, Anne Boleyn ; Lady Violet Charteris, Lady Dorset ; and Miss Helen 'Massey and Miss Selina Graham Stewart, Ladies-in-Waiting. Lady Paget's ...

... whether Henry VIII. repeated the ceremony in later years with another of his wives. One can imagine that the ill-fated Anne Boleyn or Katherine Howard would have made a very beautiful Queen of the May, but possibly even he would not care about the as ...

... Evelyn James Jane Seymour, Lord Galway the Duke of Suffolk, and Colonel Whitaker, of Babwunh Hall, Henry VIII , whilst Anne Boleyn will be Lady Fitswilliam. Other characters till be represented by Lady Knaresborough, Lady Kathleen Pilkineton, Mrs. Sanders ...