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... ” ** The Art of Needlework,” &c. 8 vole. II. RAGLAND CASTLE. ARomance. By Thousoo, Author of Wi- dows and Widowers,” * Anne Boleyn,” &c. $ vole. Price 18. IV. TALES OF THE ENGLISH B8BTTLERS IN MUNSTER. By the Rev. Elmer, 8 vols. Price 160, V. DEVEREUX ...
... introduction of Henry the Eighth and the most remarkable person- His ages of his Court, especially Cardinal Wolsey and Anne Boleyn. picture of Henry’s beautiful and unfortunate Queen is anything but flat- tering; her intriguing disposition being strongly ...
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... England daring the Reign I RAGLAND CA8TLE. A Tale of the Great Rebellion. Ry Thom- son, Author of ** Widows and Widowers,” “ Anne Boleyn,” &c. In $ vols. post X. THE HAND-BOOK OF By W. Raleigh Baxtet, Lecturer on Materia Medica and Pharmacentic Chemistry. Price ...
... thousands of men, murdering several wives, debauching aeons of the Reformed nobility, and marrying Asa Boleyn, his own daughter. Henry was horn 1491, Ann Boleyn In 1807. If waa her ttthsr, mart have been profligate when young. Tan Street Oboahs.—ln reply to ...
... Conrtehip of Miles Standiah, and other Poems. By Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. Faults on Both Sides. By lira. Thomson, Author of “Anne Boleyn,” ...
... hypocrites, Tom Cranmer and others, wiio began to buzz ini, his ears the law Ltviticus. He, overcome his attachment tor Anne Boleyn. wiio afterwards was ids reputed wife— although she. was his own daughter(sensationjeisca Catherine end took Ins own daughter ...
... to its right is the park Barnes, aged 2!, described as a ter and a Scripture and house of Gatton the old seat of Ann of Reader, (5 Boleyn-terrace, Bi ak road, K ingeland, was Cleves, and latterly of the Countess of Warwick charged with assaulting bis ...
... among the elms of I be House, in the bold eliffs of Pritthewell, the camp nse of Sueno at Raleigh, the birth lace of Anne for Boleyn at Rochford, or the Danish battle field ith of Ashingdoon, all within a radias of two to four ord miles, r at um Or you ...
... M onday.— 8t. the tweektos of so deservin g neefal an Institution, and the sinner amongst the toweured sinners of the ‘Anne Boleyn bebeaded, great their visit had afforded them. 9) — Twerday Bartle of La | Tae handsome apony- and i] — Wednesday. of T ...
... Pole. He ac- companied Henry VIII. to the Field of the Cloth of'Gold, was made a Knight of the Bath at the coronation of Anne Boleyn, and was summoned to Parliament by writ as Baron Monthermer and Montacute. ut towards the close of that reign he was accused ...
... report of the to Thomas Crom well, 13th, 1536, to his fees as registrar of births and deathe, and ex- Mission, elf and Anne Boleyn oe the charge which returning The money of the which wes founded for the of the poor tm enemies wished to fix upom them ...