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... THE FALL OF ANNE BOLEYN. --- Anne Boleyn and Meyer Castle supply fmcin- Sting subjects for a paper in the current number of the Pall Mall Magazine, by Mr. Outrain Tristram. When, says the writer, that brilliant masque of life had been played out ...
... calls attention to the amount of spurious legend th at is accumu- lating a t ‘al river. He is parti wi the stories that and Anne Boleyn spent ir honey- moon at ‘St. Anthony-in- land. The_ stor. y is absolutely His- baseless. 906) writes: tory of Cornwall, ...
... ANNE BOLEYN'S COTTAGE FOR U.S.A. PURCHASED BY HENRY FORD DETROIT. Saturday. Mr. H®nry Ford is reported to have purchased Bull Lodge Cottage in England, where Anne Boleyn used to live, for shipment to America, where will be re-erected. • ...
... burning darts flying to and fro .. stars . . streams of fire sparks.” Previously there had been a kind of firework when Anne Boleyn went by water from Greenwich to Lon- don for her Coronation, for the Lord Mayor's barge was Preceded by another vessel bearing ...
... TONBRIDGE The fine old Tudor castle in the Weald of Kent where the much-manying King Henry the Eighth made love to ill-fated Anne Boleyn, has passed into the possession of Mr. William Waldorf Astor, the millionaire, who is now transforming the beautiful sylvan ...
... CORNISH an t ' • 76 1 ieil luought to enjoy a more or pr•d•tigetl •ecopaney of that precarious position. notably. Anne Boleyn, Jane Seymour. •ied Catherine 'lowan!. The lust hrought here a few 41ap. before her 1311. Henry ritling away and leArins her ...
... Higher Gwavas- road. Newlyn Given away by her father the bride wore an empireline cown of white satin ¢ Tain with ved and Anne Boleyn carried mauve address She Bride js were Miss Mandy White s niece and Miss Jenain be dee cousin: and the tr n of honour as ...
... picture were Englishmen, and conjectures that the 't Maltase:Ours may have the ill-fated Vip.rount Itocheford (brother of Anne Boleyn) and (afterwards Lord) Paget. ...
... Mall Magazine —Of the many charming articles in this excellent magazine, one by Outram Tristram dealing witb the romance Anne Boleyn, in tbe July number, perhaps tbe roost interesting, and throws many a sidelight on the sad story of tbe unhappy beauty of ...
... Wheal en Given in Marriage b her father. the bride wore a po ly own with sace eape. ester crepe cathedral. ength veil and Anne Boleyn head- roses with dress. She carried apricot and lemon valley “rs. Roberta Tremayne «matron. of honour) and Miss Susan Ellis ...
... schools' education workshop at the Royal Cornwall Museum in Truro. The collapsible chair was given by Henry to his wife Anne Boleyn as a wedding present and has not been on public display since before the Second World War. Now, thanks to Grampound firm ...
... white cond son of Mr and Mrs style chiffon own trommed with lace Jenkr of and a cathe ratlengtt veil neld hy 24 Carvossa an Anne Boleyn headdress She ite, ludgvan, Penzance. and carried red ruses s Margaret Elaine Hampton Attending her were Mrs iller I e bride ...