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... Nailer. reir,—ln that delightful column in your paper headed rhit That. I .seer last week attention is called to the Anne Boleyn Cup. sod it Is probably' not an unfair infprenee to say the writer -feels It ought to be sold and the proceeds applied in ...
... Houldsworth's 'Fria c, 3 yrs, 9st 12th. Duke of Rutland's Hawker f. 3 yrs. Gat 10Ib. (carried Get 121 b.) Mr. Pettit's Anne Boleyn, 3 yrs, Gst 101 b. Mr. Birehant's Polygar, f. 3 yrs, fist 1011). Mr. Osbaldestone's Streamlct 1. 3 yrs, fist. Betting.--3 ...
... ehurch-plate in England. Its greatest tremiure is the well-known Wiles n cop ; iu the fir.* instance render. it was made for Anne Boleyn in all probability. In 1535, the last year of toe life ; Icy Queen Elizabeth. who must have inherited it from her neither ...
... that the axe wherewith Anne Boleyn was beheaded is to he seen in the Tower of London. It is true that an axe is shown at the Tower, and that the cicerone tells every gaping stranger that this was the death weapon of poor Anne Boleyn ; but we had thought ...
... street, Strand.)—This is a very curious book. It is a collection of love letters, beginning with those of Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn ' and ending with letters of Ninon de L'Enclos to the Marquis de Revive. THE ILLUSTRATED NEVI'S OF TUC WORLD AND DRAW • ...
... whose engagement to Captain Foley has recently been announced, is a direct descendant of Sir Thomas Bole) n, father of Anne Boleyn. She Is not only Baroness in her own right, hut the second baroness to hold the title in succession, having succeeded her ...
... palace Edward VI. was born, and here his mother, the Queen Jane Seymour, died a few days after his birth. The unfortunate Anne Boleyn, upon whom rested the name of queen, was beheaded on the 19th day of May, 1536, and on the following day the king married ...
... Queen Anne Boleyn. and that Dr. gave it to his Pai•kh Church. It this theory ret—and no other feasible explanation has awn auggenteti—irulemhering bow terribly and ita Abhor wrrr pillayrl by firirkri nd what a share hie illicit pm; ion for Anne played ...
... Mr. Forster, as Otello it Moro ; Mr. H. N. Goddard ; Mrs. Goddard, as lady of the 19th century ; Mrs. George Marsh, as Anne Boleyn after Ilolbeies picture in 1330; Rev. H. P. Wickt , ; Mrs. Wicke, as Mrs. Virden ; Kim Wick, as a German peasant ; Rev ...
... had been found to bear the budge of the Boleyn family. As to how it came to that family, Mr. Cripps explained that an ancestor of the Master family was physician to Queen Elizabeth, daughter to Queen Anne Boleyn, and that it was then customary to present ...
... American and Chinese. Persian Lilacs. Sweet Briars, Mots and Province roses, elDolBollFerpetuel Roses, Ledums, Kahatim, Anne Boleyn Pink., Walflowers, Sweet Williams. Dutch bulbs. Ac. Unless, however, they are prop e r trim, it will be labour in vain, ...
... embroidered with diamonds, rubies, emeralds, great pearls, and other rich stones. In preparation for the coronation of Anne Boleyn, writes Mr. Nichols in his London Pageants, the King sent letters to the Mayor of London, signifying his wish that the ...