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... marked the remainder of the reign of Bloody Mary.” She was succeeded by tho Princess Elizabeth, daughter of Henry VIII. and Anne Boleyn, who was, said the lecturer, of a character like her father, .graceful dancer, a bold hunter, a skilful ausioian, accomplished ...
... ecorated. historical tell ns that of the first pageants Henry the eventh’s Chapel beheld was the coronation of young queen. Anne Boleyn. For several ays before her coronation she was staying at Greenwich; but, according to custom, sbo had J spend short time ...
... being bewilderingly beautiful. addition the most authentic copy of the New Testament, the love letters of Henry VIII. and Anne Boleyn. were found in the library. ...
... It shall the and the fall of Wolsey, and showed tha* was also read from the Lucratl J ktegdom.” (Erek. xris. and I.V. Anne Boleyn was but accidental instrument Committee, and the lodge resolved j , jglny nation, but was to it. The Mtual dsterminmg ...
... Coroner’s Court, Holloway-road, Dr. Thomas held inquiry conoeruins the death of Joseph Breavington, of H 9, Boleyn-road, aged years. Mrs. Mary Ann Breavington, wife of the deceased, deposed that her husband had been writ tinker. He had recently sutlered ...
... Holloway-road, on Wednesday, Dr. Denford Thomas held an inqueet on the body of Edward Hedley Beecham, aged 40, who died at 37, Boleyn-road, on the previous Thursday. The brother of deceased deposed that the latter had for some time suffered from chest affection ...
... drunk at Mare-street, Sold was sorry, hot re»liy bad recollection of what happened. Fined 6s. Edward Anns, aged 27, horeekeep-r, of Sotton-plaoe, Boleyn-road, charged with being drunk and disorderly Dalston-lane, was fined 65,, or five days' imprisonment ...
... SEARCHING FOR A PAWN-TICKET. Mary Ann Scott, Boleyn-road, BallVpond, was tummoned before Mr. Baden Corset, at Dalston Police-court, on Friday, for breaking windows the house of Mr. James Phelps, 2, Woodrille-road, Stoke Newington. Christmas day, defendant ...
... Monday, gave himself toe police, and now await# military escort back to his regiment. WOMEN'S WARS. Two stalwart women—Mary Ann Arnold, of Oeorge-street, Holloway, and Maud Glover, 21, Horupey-road—both married, had a quarrel Holloway-road and used such ...
... death of Mary Ann Htonchen, aged 4 .ears, lately Using at 8. Boleyn-road, Dalstou, formed the subject of the fifth inquiry. The evidence .bowed on Jhur.day afternoon went for walk. met Mr*. Plasterer, the keeper of wardrobe .hop, fit, Boleyn-road. and whfl ...
... iue-road Police-constable 244 J. and requested her to make less nriso, she struck him. She was now Cds., days’ imprisonment. Ann McCarthy, aged , laundress, with home, charge.i with being drunk and TUerly at Dalslon-lane, was discharged with caution. Ada ...
... before being allowed to return to bia home at Dyneror-road, Stoke Newington; John Thomas Wright, 47, manne store dealer, of Boleyn-road, Kingsland, who was alleged to hare been drunk when charge of a horse and ran, denied it, and produced a medical certificate ...