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... Old Wine and Spirit iVaults in Leeds Road, Birstall, and had some ale there. From there they went up Biotin to the house of Ann Thorpe, where they stopped about an boar. From there they went to the Pheasant Inn. Whilst there he (prosecutor) lent the prisoner ...
... her betrothal to Prince Albert, and remarked what a difference between this and the co r :respondence between Henry and Anne Boleyn. The nation rejoiced in the domestic virtues of our gracious sovereign, and it was the knowledge of her sons and daughters ...
... betrothal to Prince Albert, and remarked what a difference between this and the correspondence between Henry VIII. and Anne Boleyn. The nation rejoiced in the domestic virtues of our gracious sovereign, and it was the knowledge of her sons and daughters ...
... Railway Bookstalls Price Shilling GENTLEMAN’S MAGAZINE for MARCH Contents Shadow of Sword a Romance By Buchanan (Continued Anne Boleyn By W Hepworth Dixon Lily : Poem Author of “Cornin’ through Rye” If Ethelwyn (Continued) Part III Harold Forster By Blanchard ...
... Booksellers’ Bookstalls One Shilling THE GENTLEMAN’S MAGAZINE for MARCH : Shadow the Sword Romance Robert Buchanan (Continued Anne Boleyn By W Hepworth Dixon Token of Silver Lily : Poem By Anthor Cornin’ through Rye” Part IL Ethelwyn (Continued) Part III Harold ...
... Boadicea and Joan of Arc herosism and courage by Flora MacDonald and Grace Darling fortitude by Lady Jane Grey and Queen Anne Boleyn and benevolence Mrs Fry The lecturer glanced woman in her various relationships a daughter instancing Elizabeth Ras-covir ...
... I of bridge and I climbing a rocky which in dark I through the cliff Octagon Tower from following the the wood the visitor Boleyn's and I the ruin in hoary to the river put Robin Hood' Well to have taken place between the outlaw and Friar they reached ...
... doodle dco” Irvin Copley “A wolf” E Lodge H Jim Hey song rfo-peep” A Maries song “Boys girls come °?o Kaye recitation “Mary Ann’s F E Lodge recitation garden” “Piper recitation O song Old lived In i recitation “Jack Frost” Jnlla Bend” Copley recitation ...
... chairs catalogued for sale are those reputed to have belonged to Shakespeare, John Gay, Dr. Watts, Sir Walter Raleigh, Anne Boleyn, Mrs. Biddons, Walter Savage Tinder, Thackeray, Mrs. Elizabeth Barrett Browning, Alexander Pope, Napoleon the First, 14rd ...
... than that of our :or if, in the gloomy Tower of London. where Thomas More, the Earl of Essex, the Protector Somerset, Anne Boleyn, Jane Grey, and Thomas Cromwell were beheaded, and from whence rolled to the Thames with the body of the Duke of Clarence ...
... Been-do-,t alla-se : or if, l in the gloomy Tower of London. where Thomas More, the Earl of Essex, the Protector Somerset, Anne Boleyn, Jaue Grey, and Thomas Cromwell were beheaded, and horn whence rolled to the Thames with the body of the Duke of Clarence ...
... Broadbent, Mr. J. Turner, Mr. C. Boy's, and Master Lewis Firth. The pupils played the march, Hope, by Pepin!, and gavotte, Anna Boleyn, Tolhurst, with pianoforte accompaniment by Mr. J. Armitage. Miss Robertson Mr. Shaw in two duets, one is D by Kalilwads ...