... ANNE BOLEYN Henry the Eighth was married to Anna on the 26th of January, 1633, in a garret the western end of the palace at Whitehall. She is described as young Gesture, so exquisitely moulded form and feature that she enslaved the eyes and understandings ...

... ANNE BOLEYN. Henry the Eighth was married to Anne Boleyn on the 25th of January, 1533, in a garret at the western end of the palace at WhitehaU. She is described as a fair young ceature, so exquisitely moulded in form and feature that she enslaved the ...

... ANNE BOLEYN Ethel M. Dell THE PRISON WALL Vingie E. Roe - SWEETWATER BREED Herbert Best THE MYSTERY OF THE FLAMING HUT Patricia Wentworth RED SHADOW Berta Ruck SUDDEN SWEETHEART . A. R. Wylie THE THINGS WE DO AND OTHER STORIES Christopher Bush THE CASE ...

... Katherine was put away, and that Anne was mar- ried in her stead. We also know that the latter's fate was even more unpleasant than her prede- cessor's, and there we must rest content. * The Early Life of Anne Boleyn : A Critical Essay. :ByJ. H. Round ...

... ANNE BOLEYN Hotel and Cafe 10, Market Square, HORSHAM ...

... Anne Boleyn An Historian Romance in 3 Acts. at 11, S. and 9. MONDAY, TUESDAY, and WEDNESDAY (of next week) ...

... ANNE BOLEYN. It is said that Anne Boleyn's Coronation in 1533 was probably the most splendid ever accorded a Queen Consort. Two days previous to the Abbey ceremony Anne. in a rich robe of cloth of gold, entered her barge, accompanied by her ...

... Anne Boleyn? At Forest 11111 and Sydenham Rotary Club's luncheon on Tuesday the speaker was Col. H. Carkeet-James. ti. E.. N.C.. Resident Go%ernor and !gator of the Tower of London. who was vi‘ing a second talk to the members. This time his subject was ...

... ANNE BOLEYN. TO THE EDITOR OF THE STANDARD. Sir,— As I see from the bills that the subject of a new play about to be produced at morning performances on the Pith, 23d. and 30th of October is the story of Anne Bo'eyn, I ask the favour of your columns ...

... ANNE BOLEYN. unfortunate priacess, who con.ented to marry Henry VIII, after he bad been divorced from Catharine of Arrsgon because be was bred of her, was huminely for her executioner a Calais, who woe euppoeed to be unmtumonly in cleang cog hands. It ...

... ANNE BOLEYN. Ti. publication, which is in progress, under the direction of the English Muter of the edited by Mr. J. 8. Brewer, of Letters sod Papers, foreign and domestic, of the reign of Homy the Eighth, pi ' , served in the public Record °Moe, British ...

... Anne Boleyn Anne Boleyn is another of Henry the eight’s unlucky wives that cannot, are told, rest in her grave; and one of the many places she is alleged to haunt is the old chapel in the Tower of London. One night, in the latter part of last century ...