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... ANNE BOLEYN. TO THE EDITOR OF THE STANDARD. Sir, — In reference to a lett- g in the Standard of to day, bearing theabove title, let me take the oppor- tunity of informing the writer, as well as other per* whom ia their published writings the name of Henry ...
... ANNE BOLEYN. TO THE EDITOR OF THE STANDARD. Sir,— As I see from the bills that the subject of a new play about to be produced at morning performances on the Pith, 23d. and 30th of October is the story of Anne Bo'eyn, I ask the favour of your columns ...
... ANNE BOLEYN. TO THE EDITOR OF THE STANDARD. Sib,— May I ask admission to your oolumns for a lettei I which I have addresaed to one of your contemporariea o» my new play of Anne £ '•More fortunate than litigants, authors have not to await the pabsing of ...
... PIER HOTEL. SOUTHEND-OVSEi. GRAND MOTEL. ON-SE*. ST. GEORGE S HOTEL. HERNE BAY. ANNE HOTEL. ROCUEORD. From 359. GRAND HOTEL, FHINTON-ON-SEA. KOVAL HOTEL. bOUTHENP-ON-SEA. . VISITORS to LONI>O.N'.-0»H ,t Imperial »nd Intemational Inquiry Bureau. 120.V ...
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... IISS NEILSON al ANNE BOLEYN, in Tom LVI Tasior'a No. fliMorkal TO-MUM?. M 111 -HAYMARKET THEATRE N aOTICE.-- Mi NEILSON'S ENGAGEMENT.— ea tufty I. wroth ANSI I: , /LEV N b ?inn at tashmase ea 11 It Owonne -HAI% MARKEt THEATRE DEEP 0' DAY.—Mr. EDMUND FALCONER ...
... By R. Storry Deans. (Methuen. 10s. 6d.) The five Queens whose trials are described this volume are Katharine of Aragon, Anne Boleyn, Mary Queen of Soots, Marie Antoinette, and Caroline of Brunswick. The narrative m each case is cle%r, concise, well written ...
... A. O'MfNTS. Society and Solitude. il, D. Conway. Teiegtaph-Timc. By J. Carpenter. Indian Finance. Freeh Evidence about Anne Boleyn. the Editor. Second Arbc.f, I'iie Water should Not Drink. The Story of the Dog-Wursliij*i»er. The (Greatest Si a Wave ever ...
... Plantagenet blood in her veins — Anne Boleyn, though still her existence was unknown to the King. During Henry 's absence on the Con- tinent Catherine was Regent, but without power. Her hopes were again renewed, when Anne Boleyn came to court, to hear the Queen ...
... antiquarian. and legendary associations. In 12 , 31 Edward 7. stayed at the castle. and it was visited by Henry VIII. and Anne Boleyn. In 1645 Cromwell, accompanied by Fairfax, appeared before the fortress, and the Governor, Sir Charles Lloyd, forced weedily ...
... now engaged in adapting his latest book, Anne Boleyn.” for the English stage. Denmark Baron Roaenkranta it considered the foremost authority Thomas More, Cromwell, end the history of the Reformation. Anne Boleyn,” a realistic and powerfnl dealing with ...
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