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... prisoners in past dayß. Probably the authorities feel that here at least the suffragettes do any harm. When untortunat© Anne Boleyn was arrested by the Lieutenant of Tower, she inquired with trepidation if she was to to dungeon. Master Kingston's reply ...
... of theirs sometimes produced some strange howlers. Anne Boleyn was an ironing board,” one boy wrote, and later explained he had read in his history book that Henry VIII. pressed his suit on Anne Boleyn. PROGRESS Many alterations and improvements had taken ...
... latest class of man to be as one of our rulers and law- when du; Sing lives and whence came Nelson and Boadicea and Queen Anne Boleyn; and he preached on the soil of Cambridge and Oxford. So he is no novice at speech making. It was at Doncaster that he became ...
... political vice be- relt oan to would not allow vo agree Catherine of Ar monarch's divorce m and his to subsequent marriage ress Anne Boleyn. GAUMONT “The Ballad of Josie THIS COMEDY Western follows in the footsteps of such films as “Cat Ballou” and “Calamity Jane ...
... prosperity or misery of the people. The second part of the same volume is half in type. and contains ballads on Wolsey, Anne Boleyn, queen El,zabeth, Buckingham Essex, Richard Williams Poor Man'. Pittanne is also; in the preen; three poems on Campion ...
... only does Eric Malpass bring to lhfe the tormented figure of Cranmer. but he also provides vivid portraits of Henry VIIL. Anne Boleyn and Mary Tudor. “*Blossom Like the Rose™ by Norah Lofts (Hodder & Stoughton €11.95) is an exciting tale of a man, heir to ...
... Lord Percy, figure in the happenings of the story, which is full of incident. With the fall of Wolsey and the trial of Anne Boleyn, the reader has a feeling that he has lived through the exciting days of history. ...
... she played in “Klchard li.” at Oxford; had a brief ran at His Majesty’s in The Happy Hypocrite,” and made an entrancing Anne Boleyn in “Henry vnl” in tho open air theatre in ■agent's Park. Korda did not call on her till August. 1936. His Private Life ...
... Henry VIII -k How Catherine of Aragon's inability to produce an heir contributed to her demise. Happiness with second wife Anne Boleyn was also shdrt4ived and it wasn't long before her execution was ordered. The king then appointed himself head of the Church ...
... RETIRED civil servant who w as said to have struck his wife on the head with an axe after inviting her to pretend she was Anne Boleyn, King Arthur, or Alice in Wonderland w: as charged at Bath to-day with causing her to murder her. grievous bodily harm with ...
... A truly romantic, feminine gift just for o B ' 3 her. ) % bt Veil of gold - popular in King Henry VIII's court, (‘ 2 3 Anne Boleyn reputedly used them at royal parties but e\ % e never in 18 carat gold! o I z i A Now you.can bring a sense of fun to Christmas ...
... Denise Burnett, 16 Sea- 4 2% be af? | wale: ate} ot em we awn 2% af ot f LoD & 4 It looks like — it is! Henry Vill. and Anne Boleyn coming out of Buckingham Palace. But no one is fooled, it’s only a publicity stunt laid on by the London Tourist A blast ...