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... whatever King Hal’s vices may have been, he could write plaintively to the temporary object of his affections. Addressing Anne Boleyn, who was evidently something of flirt and liked to play with her royal worshipper, he says, in August, 1528, * have put ...
... old Whitehall, during Henry’s reign, did not lode down merely on tournaments and revelries. Hare it was that he first met Anne Boleyn, and it was hero that he w— privately married to her January 25, 1635. Early in the morning. Dr Lse, at that time one of ...
... King Lad—Anno Boleyn, yrs, list Mb .* Jones 0 [Mr Pennant** Horeery was weighed for T. Hale, bat the hone coaid not be found.] Betting: ti lo 4 ant Freda, 2 Lftbby.Jand 10 I ant any other (offered^. The running was made the Anne Boleyn mare, who was followed ...
... Out of all engagements —Silver Sea and ADDITIONAL ARRIVALS. Sweet es Craig Glas, Miss Sheppard Teo! Primrose, Doubtful, , Anne Boleyn; Mariap, Caltha, Osprey, Countess, Faic P Harcourt, Kineton, Jolly | nt, Greenwich, &: Sally, Cremona colt, Fitzfulke, | ...
... 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 ...
... Kents Low Water, yis Private C. Lanes Spider. yre Mr C. loAwrence's g Landa^h—Rocketer, ys. Owner Mr G. Lister sra King Anne Boleyn, 5y re Priva'e Mr Nelson s Malaga, 4 yrs Private Pennant’s Sorcery. yrs VVe«m*r Mr G. S. Williams’s Tower, yrs Private Lord ...
... st Sheep, 4 Private Mr C. DufTs Larkspur, 4 (100.0 Private Mr Beauderk's Cheemauuan. yrs Jones O. Lister's mby King Anne Boleyn, yrs (100) Private Derrick's Victor, dam Zouave, 5 yrs Private Yates Crafty. yrs (lOOf) Swatton Woodland's by Enterprise ...
... Charade (the dam Mveral wianere), SlockweU; foaled In February. a A BAY COLT, by Uncae oat Pretence, Protender, her dam, Anne Boleyn, Y. Melbourne ; foaled February 22. On THURSDAY, YEARLINGS. their coMtements, the property of Mr Henry Chaplin. A BAT FILLY ...
... Mrs. Keightly Smith and Hiss Collin, the same ladies later in the programme played bright and sparkling selection from “Anne Boleyn.” The glees were sung in very creditable mopner, by the Church choir, and consisted of the So* King, New Tear’s Carol ...
... grounds an Immense yew tree, which. It Is Bald, asrved a trystieg trot for first Defender of the Faith, Henry VIII., and Anne Boleyn. Tro worthy teem to hava been partial to moro trees than os*. Fcr a venerable elm ta the Temp!e Gardens the earn© dletlootlon ...
... done owing to further advance required ; for arrival 500 bales fair, per Queen of Nations, sold at 311,1000 bales, per Anne Boleyn, off coast, 311, and 1000 bslea Angust-September, since, at 311 10s, also to Liverpool 1000 bales present shipment, one-half ...
... marked the remainder of the reign of Bloody Mary.” She was succeeded by tho Princess Elizabeth, daughter of Henry VIII. and Anne Boleyn, who was, said the lecturer, of a character like her father, .graceful dancer, a bold hunter, a skilful ausioian, accomplished ...