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... OorasHrml Iddeopsok fie Oeoroto of LW war.' ere. In Om. I. Mr rArk Ir. ha. ampoird ass f ad as IS AI # The Life of Anne Boleyn PHILIP W. SERGEANT Insanity and the Criminal JOHN C. GOODWIN Author Jompkins, l. lr me twit velem, I 4 hu4L les, 'sal e ...
... Miss Lanchester. ratner ironically. Is to play Anne of Cleves, the wife who proved an immediate disappointment. and we are to have Merle Oberon (who was so good in Wedding Rehearsal ) as Anne Boleyn, Muffle Barnes as I Katherine Howard and Lady Tree ...
... Morice. Mr. Louis Bywaters, of Maids Val!, who at 78 is the oldest member of the Guild, is presenting two new char.'. ters, Anne Boleyn and Mike of Limerick, carved by himself dressed out of his wiles rag-bag. ...
... itisPectell!bldg., magistrate, at • meeting of the IChurity Organisation Society yesterday. It was explained to the that Anne Boleyn beard kere the protionnaeinent of Mr. Chapman explained that the Com- ; h er di vorce fr o m Henry VIII.. and practirnonscalth ...
... they must have been a little bit fond of him. don't you think? because Anne Boleyn and Catherine Howard were awfully cut up when he gut rid of them. (Touch of subtle humour. Anne and Kate were both beheaded.) And now—but exeu.e me a 'moment . No. he's ...
... are not the only tenants; they are sharing the Hall with the ghost of Anne Boleyn. Every night on his way to bad Mr. Baldwin will pass on the stairs a little wooden figure of Anne herself with an inscription recording that she was born in this very place ...
... yesterday that the discovery had alarmed her. The manor house. she said. was used by Henry VIII. at one time to shut up Anne Boleyn. She was put into a windowless room two day. I before going to tile Tower of London. ON THEIR WAY The room has walls covered ...
... The present volume begins with the Black Death and ends at the moment when—as it would I seem in the summer of 1525—Anne Boleyn and King Henry VIII. came to their arrangement. It is a century and three-quarters, the last phase of Catholic England ...
... 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 ...
... Carlton House-terrace, magnificent offiees on tne Embankment. and • Tudor residence at Hever Castle, Kent, once the of Anne Boleyn. Mr. Astor was one of the ehief objectors I to the extension of the L.C.C. tram tern along the Embankment. his chief I reason ...
... .? panels of Limoges enamel. given' by Francis I. to Cardinal Wulsey, and by the latter to Henry VIII.. who gave I' to Anne Boleyn. be sold tor Mr. Victor Bowring-Hanbury, Is giving the proceeds for the benefit of Thankoffering Fund fur the King's recovery ...