... was not satisfied, and through the ill-advice of the wicked Thoa. Creamer he obtained divorce, and privately married to Anne Boleyn. His Holiness the Pope, heating of this, declared the divorce void. The King, however, after this waa, married publicly ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

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

... 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, | ...

... o! those that are find here. There one cf Anne Boleyn, certainly a cheer lor, happier looking woman than Catherine Parr, who moab have bean very gravo and stern. There ia an nncompromising!/ ugly one of Anne of ; but the most delightful picture of all ...

... 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 ...

... here Anne Boleyn. Katharine Howard, Lady Jane Grey, Robert‘Devereu* Fail of Esfi>x, and numerous other celebrities. Blood* curdling details of executions were given. With one exception, heads were cut off with The exception was Queen Anne Boleyn, whoa* ...

... VIII. show him in more favourable aspect thnn the familiar full-face view, but there is disillusionment in the effigy of Anne Boleyn, and can scarcely believe that Monarch who was so hard to pleas* in the nut Iter of feminine charm would have chosen Consort ...

... Alfred tin. Great, de Montfort, William Wallace, Joan of Arc, Henry of Navarre, Hazzini, Isabella Spain, Henry VIII., Anne Boleyn, Wolscy, Elizabeth, Catherino tho Great, Char lea 1., Warren Uastinga, Washington, and Napoleon. Thus the Historiana’ History ...

... Coleraine); 2. Rosemary King Coleraine. Horse-drawn vehicles— (Yankee Doodle>: 3. Roisln Magee 1 P. Boyle. Coleraine; 2, H. B. (Anne Boleyn beheaded). M’Cann, Co’rralne; 3, R. J. The prizes to the winning Galbraith. Coleraine. vehtclta were preaented by the P ...

... cookery; third is mercantile term weight; and whole is a small village Surrey, where many springs water at one which Queen Anne Boleyn, sivond wife of Henry the Eighth, once quenched her thirst. ANSWER TO REBUS. Blockhead—Bee, Lily. Orange. Canary, King, ...