... the body of the hall whose name we understand was Patrick Carney, exclaimed — Not until Henry the VIII. fell in love with Anne Boleyn, and cries of put him out, put him out.) Having now shown them that there was apostacy from the truth on the one hand ...

... named Henry Francisco died « « hitehall, in the state of New York, aged 134 years. c at the drum at the coronation of Queen Anne, and as then 16 years of age ; he did not die of old age, hut aj;ue and fever. I forgot to mention the name of Dr. ?? was ...

... even presence of Octavius, and tore his face with her nails; that Abelard was impudent” and infamous” charlatan ; and that Anne Boleyn had a vellow complexion. Mr. Bruce asserts that yellow hair, large eyes, and small foreheads have in all ages been considered ...

... bauded dowu to us, was given with impartiality aud accuracy. His elevation to the primacy — promotion of the divorce between Anne Boleyn and Heury — inconstancy of purpose respecting the succession of Lady Jane Urey to the throne of England — his recantation ...

... into one toward the second stage, and in this was placed a figure of Henry VIII., crowned, and seated by the side of Queen Anne Boleyn. From tbeir seat ascended one branch to the highest stage, in which was a figure of Elizabeth herself. All the figures were ...

... prisoners, and which seemed to excite the most minute attention on the part of the royal visitor. The apartment above, wherein Anne Boleyn and Lady Jane Grey passed the last hours of their existence, also attracted much notice. They wero then shown the chuich ...

... of relationship to be forbidden. It was the only twee road to his own release from a marriage which the attractions of ANNE Boleyn had rendered inconvenient. Since, in tbe historian's words, 'Parliament confirmed whatever the Kino pleased in matters of ...

... Henry VIIL, when tbe king deputed Sir Thomas Boleyn, with Cranmer and others, to wait upon the Bishop of Kome, to use their endeavours with his Holiness, to obtain his sanction to divorce Catherine and marry Anne. Sir Thomas and his companions accordingly ...

... appearance Latimer of Tyndde the pulpit oratory of Latimer owed its triumph incidents connected with Henry’s projected marriage Anne Boleyn the rupture with caused by English divorce settlement reception of Cranmer into 4c pointing out the glorious emancipation ...

... eyes First it was the Temple Gardens, with the last great barons plucking roses red or white. Next the old Abbey, with Anne Boleyn crowned as Queen. Now I saw Wolsey in his pomp and splendour, and the hapless Surrey and hia Oeraldine; then Charles and ...

... architect attempted a renovation of this siuoe Henry VIII turned the out of which it formerly attached what history from Anne Boleyn to the fair have these seen ! the hour for public service draws near the peeresses being to come in We notice that they ...

... acquitted and remain for their fees. He also bequeathed to his singular good lord the Earl of Wiltshire, father of Queen Aune Boleyn, his rich rose of diamond and rubies, beseeching bim to be aiding to his executors in the per- formance of his will. And ...