... 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 ...

... 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 ...

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... MANOB-BOAD, Stoke Newington.—For Sale, one of there Beaidences; pries £630. Ul, Alderagatn-atreet, B.C. (*) DBBTTT atreet, St. Ann’e-road, Stamford-hill, N.; jut (Macerated; tent 9a. and Ida. Sd. per week; notates and taxes; at Ko. 74. (*) BENT Free for Ona ...

... onh-red the defendant to pay fine of 55., or. default, would .bo imprisoned and kept to hard labour for five days. , Sarah Ann Qullivet, aged 'lB, married, of Eden-grove, Holloway, was charged with being drunk and disorderly High-street, eight o’clock ...

... road, Peckham. (3> WELSH Pony, Cart end for Sale; n«» reasonable offer ref used; further nse. Phillips, 1, Albion-terraoe, Boleyn-road, Upton. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS FOR SALE. MUSICAL Instruments.—lf vou Want to r,r Sell, advertise in the “Islington best ...