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... ANNE BOLEYN. The part of Anne Boleyn will be taken by Miss Lilian Hollywood, of Carnegie Street. Lurgan, who is an ~ - official in the Portadown branch of the Belfast Savings Bank. Although sh•: has not yet made her debut on local' dramatic stage Miss ...
... TILE. FALL OF ANNE BOLEYN Anne Boleyn and Hever Castle supply fascinating sub jecta for a paper in the current number of the Pall Mall Magazine, by Mr. Outram Tristram. When, says the writer, that brilliant masque of life had been played out, when ...
... is caught n_a political vice. The ‘young Henry has determined to divorce Catherine of Aragon and to marry his mistress, Anne Boleyn. One of the most beloved and respected Roman Catholics in Europe, even durigfi the Reformation peri when the Church is under ...
... takes the leading role in this film which shows four of Henry's famous marriages covering the years from the execution of Anne Boleyn to his final marriage to Catherine Parr as an old and disillusioned man. BBC Rally ...
... takes the leading role in this film which shows four of Henry's famous marriages covering the years from the execution of Anne Boleyn to his final marriage to Catherine Parr as an old and disillusioned man. BBC Rally ...
... residential London as it existed in Tudor times. The gables and windows of these houses looked ’down upon the execution of Anne Boleyn and Lady Jane Grey and other notable people, but the majority of the buildings now surrounding the scaffold site have been ...
... 000 ever Castle is intertwined with the history of Henry VIII, Anne Boleyn and all that, but in medern times it has rarely seen a more stylish marriage than that between TV and radio star Caron Keating and Russ Lindsay. The bride wore an ivory-coloured ...
... Royalty patronised the game at this period, !Ling Henry VIII. breaking his own laws by playing at Hampton Court to amuse Anne Boleyn. Charles L, too, was ...
... clock ever made in England was constructed by a Dutchman, named Fromantel, in 1622. - The clock given by King Henry VIII to Anne Boleyn on her wedding day is only four inches deep and but .ten inches nigha real pigmy clock! There are also still some specimens ...
... A QUEEN'S BREAKFAST. In a letter written by Anne Boleyn on the occasion of her first visit to London, the writer describes, among other things, the unfavourable effects produced in her case by the late hours and dissipations of the capital in the early ...
... genius—is caught in a political vice. The young Henry has determined to divorce Catherine of Aragen and to marry his mistress, Anne Boleyn The church has already allowed the King a special dispensation when he married Catherine, his brother's widow. It is now ...
... Ulster Newstime 1.05 Saint and Greavsie 1.35 Fim : Anne of the thousand Days, starmwmam.mwm and ageing queen, Henry VM falls in love with young Anne Boleyn. When she is ordersd fo court as a ladyin-waiting, Anne begins to enjoy the taste of power but refuses ...