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... Playhouse-yard, 65 Lamb and Flag Ragged Schools, '247. Letters of Queens of England :—Katharino of Aragon, 5; Anna Boleyn, 36; Jane Seymour, 103 ; Anne of Cleves, 177 ; Katharine Howard, 232 ; Katharine Parr, 331. 3. I F 19r (two). Royal Adelaide Steamer, Dreadful ...
... 106 (two). Lamb and Flag Ragged Schools, 247. Letters of Queens of England :—Katharine of Aragon, 5; Anna Boleyn, 36; Jane Seymour, 103 ; Anne of Cleves, 177 ; Katharine Howard, 232 • Katharine Parr, 331. Limehoube Church, Ruins of, 100. March, Illuminated ...
... his hopes of a divorce became public in 1527 ; but a pestilence, which broke out in the to his behaviour to the Queen. Anne Boleyn was sent away from the Court to her friends, and he returned to the society of the devout exercises. But, when the pestilence ...
... which broke out in the metropolis, is said to have caused the King a fit of compunction as to his behaviour to the Queen. Anne Boleyn was sent away from the Court to her friends, and he returned to the society of the excellent and pious Katharine, sharing ...
... Tll2 OW Catherine of Arragon to Henry VIII. Queen Elizabeth to the Earl of Lel after the Battle of Flodden Field ; eegter: Anne Boleyne, as Queen, rectum- Elizabeth, touching the Overture o mending•the case of Thomas Dud- Marriage with the King of Spain; ...
... been a ♦ery happy marriage, but a fresh beauty having appeared at Ccurt as Maid of Honour to the Queen, in the person of Anne Boleyn—and she having been taught wisdom from experience, by the knowledge of the fate of her sister Mary, who had been seduced ...
... been a very happy marriage, but a fresh beauty having appeared at Court as Maid of Honour to the Queen, in the person of Anne Boleyn—and she having been taught wisdom from experience, by the knowledge of the fate of her sister Mary, who had been seduced ...
... LETTERS OF Catherine of Arragon to Henry VIII. Queen Elizabeth to the Earl of L after the Battle of Flodden Field ; center; Anne Boleyne, as Queen, Teem- Elizabeth, touching the Overture mending the case of Thomas Dud- Marriage with the King of snail ley, ...
... LETTERS OF Catherine of Arragon to Henry VIII. Queen Elizabeth to the Earl of I after the Battle of Flodden Field ; cester ; Anne Boleyne, as Queen, recoil- Elizabeth, touching the Overturf mending the case of Thomas Dud- Marriage with the King of SPai ley ...
... should a time of o and rejoicing.be It is recordeJ y d that Anne Boleyn wore yellow onmourning hat for C a therine of Arrag, and t Henry VIII. wore white mourning for the unfortunate Anne Boleyn. The use of black at funerals, and of flowers at both funerals ...
... the poor sufferer, who is described to be iu a dangerous state, shall be decided. \ I [ °)' ANNE BOLEYN Y the untimely death of her m and hapless Anne Boleyn was depi early period of the love andlende maternal influence ; yet still, uni instructress, ...
... Duke of Clarence, who was murdered; Edward Earl of Warwick, the last prince of the house of Plantagenet; Sir Thomas More; Ann Boleyn; Dudley and Lady Jane Grey; Queen Elizabeth; Sir Walter Raleigh; Guy Fawkes; Jeremy Taylor; Pepys the Diarist; Lord William ...