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Hace 2 días · On 20th May 1536, King Henry VIII got betrothed to the woman who’d become his third wife, Jane Seymour. It was just a day after his second wife, Anne Boleyn, had been executed. If you prefer reading articles to videos, you can read my article from a few years ago – click here .
Hace 3 días · Nevertheless, Anne and Rochford were found guilty of the charges, and Norfolk declared that both were to be executed as per the king's desire. On May 17, the five convicted men were executed on Tower Hill, but Henry showed clemency to Anne, summoning the "hangman of Calais" so she could be beheaded with a sword rather than an axe.
Hace 1 día · Akron's Jane Bond kicks off the new nonprofit Makeshift Theater with summer full of rehearsed readings at temporary home as Furnace Street spot is renovated.
Hace 5 días · Joanne King (born 20 April 1983) is an Irish actress known for her roles in television series. She portrayed Cynthia 'Cyd' Pyke on the BBC One hospital drama Casualty and Jane Boleyn, Viscountess Rochford in the Showtime series The Tudors. King was born in Dublin and attended St. Brigid's Girls School and St. Joseph of Cluny Killiney.
Hace 1 día · The official winner of the International Booker Prize will be announced tonight, but there’s our shadow panel winner to reveal first. We selected our own shortlist of five, and ranked them individually to award scores of 8 points, 5, 3, 2, and 1. With a grand total of 56 points, our 2024 shadow winner is…. Not a River by Selva Almada, tr ...
Hace 1 día · Sir William Hollys, and the lady Elizabeth his wife, sister of Thomas Scopeham, mentioned by Mr. Dugdale in his book of Warwickshire at Coventry Cross, I take to be the parents of this William Hollys the younger, who became the good sir William, and married Anne, the daughter and heir of John Densill of Cornewall, serjeant at law, by which lady (for he after her death had also to wife Jane ...
Hace 5 días · One such murder was that of prostitute who was known as Jenny Hinks, but whose real name was Jane Thompson, who was found dead on a street in Rotherhithe, South London, in June 1893. Almost immediately the newspapers began informing their readers that it seemed that the Whitechapel fiend had returned, and press speculation to that effect was rife.
