... COTTAGE PIANOFORTE. Icon Frame, Check Action, and Trichord, Bcnsall Sons, London ; VALUABLE OIL PAINTING. Henry VIII. and Anne Boleyn ;’ 4 WOOD. CHIME, MARBLEISEU CLOCKS; WALNUT and GILT OVERMANTELS, SHERATON BOOKCASE, With diamond-pane doors, Bft. wide ...

... laid under tribute, and the whole collection forms volume of unusual interest. The death of Lady Jane Grey and that of Anne Boleyn are painfully pathetic, and all have intrinsic value apart from the ability with which they are written. Evolution and ...

... Duchess Suffolk; Sir Thomas Wroth. Sir Henry Novell. Sir William Stafford, i John Hake. Jane Wilkinson, “silk woman to Anne Boleyn,” and others. The Queen and her desired tbe return of tbeir ulbjecU, pot./ for the purpose of inflicting punishment, and ...

... Sweet, M.A., with an Introduction James Stevenson Higgs, D.l). Cassell and Co. Cs. not. “The Love Letters Henry VIII. to Anne Boleyn. With Notes. E. Grant Richards. ss. net. The Law of Private Property War.” The Yorke, Prize Essay for 190 G. By Norman Bentwich ...

... iplendid carvings as well as its tapestried rooms, with their rich ceilings. The hall was once the seat of the Boleyns, and the of Anne Boleyn is, says the Evening Standard,” said to walk in the drawingroom, carrying her head in her hand. In the death at ...

... any rate exceedingly indiscreet in her conduct both before and after her marriage with the King. As for her successor, Anne Boleyn, any evidence of marital delinquency that would be*regarded as conclusive in modern law court remains to seek, but her folly ...

... of Goethe, battle of Zama, the discovery of the sea route to India by the early Portuguese Navigators, the coronation of Anne Boleyn, and the habits of the American Indians. There is appended an account of the methods which so gigantic a task as the co ...

... destroyed the impartial tone his work. Anne Boleyn he was made describe the French version as the concubine instead of the Queen *’ ; England was mentioned reprobate country,” Francis I. was transformed from Anne ally into the Queen’s tool,” and heretics ...

... ANNE BOLEYN’S CASTLE. HISTORIC EAST HAM ESTATE TO famous old building known Anne Bolcyn’a Castle, at East Ham, is shortly to be sold. Until last few days buildings and spacious grounds have been irtilwod aa Catholic Industrial School, but the authorities ...

... VIII.” have a forecast the Beerbohm Tree magnificence of mounting. A representation was given m this play the coronation Anne Boleyn. and the Royal Champion made his appearance the stage on horseback and proclaimed his challenge. EPIDEMIC OF STAGE ANIMALS ...

... her half-sister, Mary. Elizabeth was born in September, 1633. She was the daughter Henry VIII. and the ill-fated Queen Anne Boleyn. who lost her head the scaffold when her little daughter was but three years old. After her mother's cruel and ignominous ...

... third Duk» 1473-1554, a stout opponent of «• astute courtier Henry VIII, acquiesced in the execution of bis own ou- ...