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... Arragon. in Old St. Paul's—ho be- ing about 15 and she 18 years of age. 15:52.—Henry VIII.. was married to Anne Boleyn, daughter of Sir Thomas Boleyn. 1689.—A proclamation was issued for the arrest of Colonel Lndlow; but he had returned to Holland with the ...
... deals very largely with a certain mysterious letter in the handwriting of Anne Boleyn, and calculated to destroy the peace of m*nd of the much married King. This letter Anne had some yoa— ? before written to Queen Catherine, I>— rging her to use her ...
... fourth of January last, the Home was divided. The yeas CURIOUS STORY OF ANNE BOLEYN’S GRAVE A correspondent writes strange story in North country journal regarding the grave of Anne Boleyn within the Tower of London—*‘those grim grey walls that enshroud the ...
... the first act of the nnera he is ?? with T^wly Anne, 1 while the 'De Profundi's' of the monks escorting I Buckingham to execution is heird without. In the : second act he propose? marna-K to Anne Boleyn. a lady 'with a paM,* for the Spanish Ambassador ...
... the poet, an annotated edition of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, the Martyr of Antioch, Belshazzar, Anne Boleyn, and a Life of Keats. Mr. Gladstone and the Licensed Victuallers. In reply to a letter addressed to him on the subject ...
... Holbein can give ua such a life- like representation of Henry, can he be incompetent to give ua any idea of Anne Boleyn ? Yet the beauty of Anna Boleyn, aa Holbein represents it—tbe fatal beauty which lured Henry from his allegiance to Catherine—is certainly ...
... aetata*. This noblemen had tw* daughters, one of wham wo* the mother Queen Anne Boleyn. At hie death without male itaus, the next heir wu compelled U forego the oMo in (truer of Anne Bclsyn’e lather, end, o*ol ir wu crested Earl cf Cswy, but, niter hie death ...
... river here many a poor prisoner has come iv the old cruel d..ys by boat, never again to depart. Through this ouiinous gate Anne Boleyn and Katharine Howard both entered but to be beheaded; and here landed Lady Jane Grey in queenly state one hot July day in ...
... when the proud Cardinal fell like Lucifer, never to hope again, Harry the Eighth went thither to dwell and there wedded Anne Boleyn. There Holbein painted for the much-marryinrj* King, and built him a lordly gate- house opposite the Tilt-yard entry, but ...
... charm of our pation navet‘. The other evening I at the Lyceum ina modest place justin frontof In ocession which accompanies Anne Boleyn to her coronaticn there across the stage certain dignitaries with trailing silk robes and ermin: capes. The following th-n ...
... the doubtful nature of the warriage with Catberiue of Aragon, and iu | thatof Elizabeth, to the slleged infidelity of, Anne Boleyn. ’ Edward, the ouly son, was so sickly frum the first that ' fears were eutertained of his ever resching mantood ; and the ...
... Talleyrand died, 1838. 821 22 0 Ift *E1 Factories BUI brought into 845 22 9 AO X House of Commons. 1874 9 722 10 1 Q Q Queen Anne Boleyn be- 927 23 7 ?? » ' headed, 1536. 94823 11 20 £ m ?? Jlttiidaß.l._.?s _ 91 llf New Zealand proclaimed a 10 40 24 10 __A ...