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... the eldest daughter of Sir Francis Knollys, by his wife, originally Catherine Carey, whose mother was the elder sister of Anne Boleyn. lattice 'was therefore first cousin once removed to her Majesty.' Faces tbb Fire.—London: Willougaby and Co. —We confess ...
... who was the widow of his elder brother, to bastardize her issue, and to legitimatize the of Anne Boleyn, to whom he was now married. After the beheadal of Anne Boleyu, which took place within three years after her marriage, the King married Lady Jane Seymour ...
... was contrary to good law , but Ills altered feelings had not been ],induced sense «f mdrahty much inordinate affection for Ann Boleyn. a>’ ful of honour, who had resisted Ins improper overtures. The Pope bavin? refused to grant him a divorce, the king procured ...
... within appended table of p . t- 1 degrees, to be contrary to God's law and sound iiiomUi; . (Laughter.) The marrivd life of Ann Boleyn was but few yeare’ duration, the having forfeited her life scaffold to make room for Lady Jane Seymour, the third wife uf ...
... are all of the period, its most elaborate form of decoration. There are pieces of furniture stated to have belonged to Anne Boleyn and Sir Thomas More, and a rare portrait of Elizabeth on a pannel. The roof of the first gallery is of great richness and ...
... all-accomplished Surrey (grandson of the victor of Flodden Field) died on the same scaffold as More the scaffold to which Queen Anne Boleyn niece of one Duke of Norfolk was sent by the husband of herself and of Queen Catherine Howard daughter of another Duke of ...
... ished Surrey (grandson of the victor of Flodden Field,) died on the same scaffold as Mors —the scaffold to which Queen Anne Boleyn, niece of one Duke of Norfolk, was sent by the husband of herself and of Queen Catherine Howard, daughter of another Duke ...
... tend to blacken the ebaracter and Thas, besides the above, and other stories ot Elisabeth herself, Sanders that ber mother, Ann Boleyn, was Heary VIIL's own daughter; and that be intrigued, not bat with ber sister. P. T. will find these with mother, which ...
... Fourth Sunday after Easter. Lessons : Morning, Deuteronomy 6; Matthew 16. Evening, Deutero- nomy 7 Corinthians 1. 19. Anne Boleyn executed, 1536. James Boswell died, 1795. t 20. Columbus died, 1506. Miles Coverdale died, ( 1067. Albert Durer born, 1471 ...
... booked daily, and the average distance travelled per passenger:— or the little door of St. Peter ad Vincula, where lies Anne Boleyn, with many other noble sufferers; or the Beauchamp Tower, with its singularly interesting records of some who were imprisoned ...
... at least since that Duke who assisted to American, who is not even a locksmith, like an oy tr, t put bring his niece, Anna Boleyn, to the block, that has made we have news that our prince of pick locks, Hacke , who relig on an instrument of family despotism ...
... their dismal profession than those of England. It is well known that the headsman of Calais was sent for to decapitate Anne Boleyn ; and Cleveland reports of the Dutch executioner, that he would do his office with so much ease and dexterity, that the ...