... avenues mairdy (Imposed this tree was formed at the instigation of Charles H. Tim oak beneath which Henry VIII. danced with Anne Boleyn must iii its heyday have been a tree of giant proportions. the hollowed trunk, in which Quern Elisabeth oft partook of tea ...

... known ha Divenestreet HOW, This house an I tower ate said to have once been the re• shlrlire the ill-fated Anne Boleyn- -het., the haute Boleyn Castle. which for suns• nqison or other slings to the pace, is accounted tor. The nliability of traditions ...

... Killion, by Mr Edmou Pon's bk I. p Enable, Beddow-Kato by Thunihill Mrs Shoddy Mr L. Richardson n, hod Mr B. Easton ns w b Anne} Boleyn 11., Ironopolia -Biretta VII., by John Brown -Ludy Coalpits Mr Ct. Fall's f w Parlour Loibiee,) Mr S. Vi:a7 as f b Kiss ...

... soldiers of fortune ; their loss en route ; a lonely girl protected by a less lonely though staider sister ; both pursued by Anne Boleyn, two Kings, and a Cardinal for their various ends, to. say nothing of an alchemist, who acts as a chaperon with the nicest ...

... Maid-in-Waiting to Queen Catherine whilst in confinement at Kimboiton Castle, and after her death to Anne Boleyn. She becomes very intimate with Queen Anne, and many private and public Court scenes at Greenwich, &c., are depicted with great power. The Wizard ...

... Chicago). deals in a picturesque and somewhat melodramatic way with the death of Catherine of Arragon and the rise and fall of Anne Boleyn. The story is told with clearness and holds the reader's interest, while thP delineation of life at the Court of Henry VIII ...

... Van Bless. and a host of others. The Era Annual, I can confidently say, is well worth ?? Morning News, Jan. 22d. 1I F E RA ANN LAL, I () -,TJ The Era Annual for ISISol, which in nnc m-re to hand. I ilbeI zu o reat use to those who hat e to refer to dates ...

... excellent impression is made Miss Margaret Halstan, ouo of the coming players, Christiana. Good, too, are the Dormer Mr. R. S. Boleyn and the Gunnian of Mr. F. W. Permain. The Squire preceded [ nightly Sympathetic Souls,” a comedietta from Scribe, in which ...

... Henry VIII., for Queen Anne Boleyn. The estate baa been in the family of the Nevils, Earls of Westmoreland, and Lords Latimer, some of whom are interred in the church. Having recently written on Green Str-a t House and Boleyn Castle (see 13 Jan.). there ...

... per* modesnined, nisi as odd tower in the anode, 60 Int Wok. TN. home is to hare been boils by King Resty VIII., for Qum Anon Boleyn The GAM& dos bean le fanny of tit Neva', No& of Wagooseolsod, and Lore Willie', of whom Wand in tHe charch. Saving neatly ...

... e ?? of Arragon, dying lonely at Kimbolton-, Anne Boleyn, dis- graced at Greenwich; sad Jame Seymour, ox- tinguished with pomp and pageant. Betty, Maid of Honour at the Court, accomipies Queen Anno Boleyn to the mysterious wizard's dark house on the Thames ...

... Red Llonequate, Inge Holborn, W.C.; or Boa-other, Queen's Had MOHAWKS' HALL, Cpperntreet, lelengton.—T.ECTUßE, Mr. Rlenard Boleyn, The Boer W. (with oxyhydrogen Lantern Ithntrationt). Followed by Crwed. !grime. Lille Harrison, Mira Floret.. WM(1114, Mr ...