... en Style Schubert Romance Bose Softly Blooming Spohr Selection Nabs;leo Verde Much Rawl Wagner Dance Anne Boleyn Ball Selection The Giesha Jones Vales Sourire God Save the J. G. WORMS, Bandmaster. A Nervine Tonic. Scott's Emulsion ...

... m. March 'Whims Bennett Overture Mozart Suppe Valse Queen of Hearts Selection Un Ballo Masehera Mein . ler Verdi Daiwa Anne Boleyn VAlee Selection Feckellanz Black Banat Straus The Mikado Sullivan Elliott God t3nve the Ring. J. G. WORMS, Bandmaster. Release ...

... manual, countersigned by a Secretary of State, change the sentence of banging to one of beheading. just as in the days of Anne Boleyn. There are many kinds of treason, but the one most interesting at the present moment is that which is described as levying ...

... anxiety to get rid of Katharine, who had been married to his 'brother, antl:Ao to clear the way for his union with the fair Anne Boleyn. But even his enactments on the subject, mach , at different periods during his reign, are most contradictory and uncertain ...

... which, Sir Robert Knollys, was one of the earliest Knights of the Garter, while a Lady Knollys was in attendance on Queen Anne Boleyn when she met her death on the scaffold in 1536. On the accession to the throne of King James the chief of the Knollys family ...

... to see the performance of SHAKSPEARE'S play of HENRY Bth, when the infant Princess,, daughter of that unfortunate Queen ANNE BOLEYN, was brought on the stage, previous to the ceremony of Baptism, and when Archbishop CRANuEn had predicted the virtues of ...

... position's alive, great!! addicted to sensuality, could not keep 'bid contaminate adulterate, and lescivious eyes, off Anne , Boleyn, a brilliant ornament ot his court. Willicin Ewen Gladstoue was born in f o iverpool on the 29th day of December 180, ...

... seriously contemplated the dernier resort of abdication.- Other Wise we should be compelled to imagine that the repugnance of Anne Boleyn to wear a golden sorrow was . becoming .unusually contagious. The truth of such assertions would imply that Byron's republican ...

... was removed from Wellington Barracks to the Tower on Thursday night, and thst early on Friday he walked to the spot where Anne Boleyn was executed, and, at a Sergeant's command, received a volley from 8 soldiers. He neither confessed nor disclosed his superiors ...

... who were beheaded on Tower Hill or in the 'Tower in the olden time. Sir John Burgoyne }les not far from the remains of Anne Boleyn. Field-Marshal Sir George Pollock is to be the new Constable of the Tower. assassin stated at first that he was a native ...

... embroidered in gold (oak) leaves ; the sleeve in particular is curious, being cut in the same fashion as that worn by Queen Anne Boleyn. Round the waist of the robe is a flat gold chain, in front of which are two long ends, finished by splendid gold tas..els ...

... Timothy allude to the following sentence, about the middle of p 90 :— A remarkable instance occurs in the dialogue between Ann Boleyn and Henry VIII., into which the rough, boisterous, voluptuous, cruel, and yet gnmesome character of that monarch, WHOSE ...