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... Kingmaker. Then there was Anne Boleyn and Anne of Claves, both wives of Henry the Eighth. James the First of Scotland married Princess Anne of Denmark, and later we come to the “Good Queen Anne.” Anita and Annie are pet forms of ...
... in the Papal States. It is said that the bones of Dudley, Duke of Northumberland, of the Countess of Salisbury, and of Anne Boleyn have been identified from among the ashes of traitorous or unfortunate nobility which rest—or, rather, which rested, in ...
... Dickinson, ivory: Mary Queen Scots, in porcelain; the Marchioness of Huntly. porcelain a oair of miniatures of Henry VIII. and Anne Boleyn, on ivory, in black frames, with ormolu decorations. Autograph hunters will doubt bid high for two autogranh photographs ...
... Scott' Mary Wyatt, Marie Wallace; Jane Seymour, Elizabeth Ross; Mary Tudor, Enid Pinkham; Margaret Pole, Helen Garden; Anne Boleyn. Margaret Fyfe; Katherine Aragon, Bertha Storie; A Page, Pat Falconer; produced by Moultrie Kelsall. Northern Theatre Club ...
... MAGAZINES. THE Pall Mall Magazine for July opens with a paper on Hever Castle and Anne Boleyn,' the main object of which is to describe the scenes amid which the future Qncen of ngland spent part of her youth. The question of her guilt or innocence ...
... lyttel necke would give the b ends- am( ,rman so little trouble to sever. These are almodit car- to- tainly those of Anne Boleyn. Not far off the diggers mm caine upon the remains of what must have been a man of of more than ordinary stature; and on ...
... years, he has travelled round the world and pickled, labelled and stored history His prized possessions in elude a few of Anne Boleyn s tears, the tip of the arrow that toppled General Custer, a sprinkling of Guy Fawkes' gunpowder and the precious elixir ...
... admiration that the women died more bravely than the men. With what grace and calmness, and infinite tenderness for others, did Anne Boleyn and Mary of Scotland lay their fair necks upon the block. Even the fearless Raleigh suffers cotnparison, for their queenly ...
... Here, instance, may be seen the shoes which Uenrr wore at the Field of the Cloth of Gold, tha. tippet ef ermine worn by Anne Boleyn at her execution, with marks blood ou it, locks of various persons’ hair, including Katherine Parr's, inkstand carved from ...
... No lady of the present time would dare to appear in public mounted on such animals as those which bore the weight of Anne Boleyn, or even of Mary Queen of Scots, when chasing the deer, or following the course of the falcon. The thick-necked, coarse-limbed ...
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... Ellen Terry as Katharine of Aragon, and Mr William Terries as the King. On that occasion also Miss Violet Vanbrugh played Anne Boleyn. Now she will take Miss Terry's part, and her husband—Mr Arthur Bourchier—is cast for that of the great Reformer London's ...