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... archbishops of Canterbury to contract marriage without the usual attendance at church. In 1533 Cranmer married the King to Anne Boleyn, having previously declared the marriage with Catharine null, on the ground that no human authority or law could dispense ...
... the bones of a women of eintscivily delicate proportions, showing that its ow ins possemed of that iyatel necke which Anne Boleyn told the executioner would give him so little trouble to sever. No trace has yet been found of any body which can be identified ...
... Heaver Castle, in Kent, about year ago. This lovely old-world house stood, when bought it, very much it did in the time when Anne Boleyn lived there ; now all is being altered almost beyond recognition. The castle itself is concealed by scaffolding, so that ...
... sister of Margaret NVadham, was maid of honour to the unfortunate Anne Boleyn, when the king became, fn such fashion as so brutal a lover could, enamoured of her. The queen, Anne Boleyn (so it has been stated on somewhat doubtful authority) discovered ...
... sorts of treasures at Windsor. The other day a nost interesting old clock wss found, which had Seen given by Henry VIII. to Anne Boleyn, and 'jad lain in one of the rooms for many years. 1 l«ear that U»e christening /{tea the Ifttlc Russian Grand Duchess are ...
... Catherine. Elizabeth's birth caused their sympathies to lie more with the divorced Catherine than with her brazen successor, Anne Boleyn. Elizabeth had little affection bestowed upon her, therefore, but her education was not neglected. During her early years ...
... counter. mine the mining of his chancellor, and while Wolaay schemed to bring about a marriage, Henry had fallen in love with Anne Boleyn. When Woleey discovered this he opposed the divorce. and the Pope also opposed it. Cranmar at this time was about 40 yea= ...
... 101 b F. Lifford, 1. Mr Harry Powney’s Anne Bglsyn yrs, 10st 91b. R. Jonos, 2. W. Pullen's Honeymoon V., 4 yrs, list. Mr W. Bolted, 3. Q. Parker’s Tenby, aged, 12st 131 b. A. Parker, 0. Betting 7 4 on Anne Boleyn, to 3 against Honeymoon V., 7 to against ...
... the North Countree, Miss Pitt (encoma); song, The Message from the King, Mr. E. B. Keyl (encored) ; clarionet solo, Anne Boleyn, Mr. A. Horlock. Towards the end of this piece, which was being beautifully played, an untoward incident occurred, Mr. ...
... emulate tiie painter in his Ulustration of some event. The majority of these were faUures. Henry ViII. first noticing Anne Boleyn, for instance, was too evidently only a man attitudinizing for the part, and lacked that ideality which the painter ...
... George Carey—who was himself afterwards Lord Hunsdon—was, I may remind your readers, Henry, Lord Hunsdon, nephew of Queen Anne Boleyn. Now that the borough of Newport is to be disfranchised, or merged in the representation of the Isle of Wight, it should ...
... properly attended to in regard to moisture few losses will occur. Propagate in quantity such varieties as Mrs. Simkins and Anne Boleyn, these being two varieties most useful for cutting purposes. lioUidiock4.-87ringe the underside of the leaves as often as ...