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... A NEW LIFE OF ANNE BOLEYN.* Anne Boleyn is one of those historical figures which seem destined to form the centres of endless controversy. To attain this position two conditions are necessary — an ambiguous character and an interesting personality. History ...
... (6 to 1 agst) 2, Romilda (10 w 0 1 agst) 3. Also ran: Rive, Nettle, Obrigon, Simon’s Gift, Crowsfoot, Martin Chuzzlewit, Anne Boleyn, Saveloy, Exoi, Segesta, Burmah, Tobique. HOME PARK STAKES. - Mohacz (11 to ® on) 1, Swan Song (5 to 1 agst) 2. Tuxedo (20 ...
... 1 agst Silver Gate. BUDBROKE HURDLE.—Alderman 1, Posteript 2, Anne Boleyn 3. Also ran: Buncody and Don Perigord. Betting: 2 to 1 agst Alderman; 5 to 4 on Posteript; 7 to 1 agst Anna Boleyn. STEWARDS' 'CHASE. — Faithless Lad 1. Weddingfi Day 2, Maiden's ...
... means of Queen Anne and her brother Dord Bochford, for he pined inwardly in his body long before he died. God knoweth the truth thereof. But as the death of the Duke of Bicbmond took place more that two months after the execution of Anne Boleyn, the suspicions ...
... out to a Radical audience at Avignon on the necessity for a law of divorce, he instanced tho execution by Henry VIII. of Anne Boleyn as an example of the evils which occurred through the want of such a law. We have in England always understood that Henry ...
... audience. Of outstanding merit was the fine picture “Cardinal Wolsey.” The story deals with the amours of Heary VIIL. and Anne Boleyn, and the efforts ot the great Cardinal Walsey to champion the cause of the divorced Queen Catherine. With the roles sustained ...
... much vigour had not his courage been sus- aT„ Rn f . v^ **»*» wd afterwards by Anne Boleyn and Cromwell. The least satis- factory parts of Mr. Brewer', bo* are those in which Anne is introduced. He speaks of her as essentially favolous ; but that cannot be ...
... always been the instruments of great changes. Even Anne Boleyn, who died that another woman might become her husband’s wife, was the direct cause of the Reformation in England. The light heart of Anne Boleyn was never intended for the seriousness of a throne ...
... bodice, blue satin petti- coat, large velvet sleeves lined with blue, and all trimmed with gold point lace, headdress of Anne Boleyn and round fan ; Mrs. Walker, as the second wife of Rubens, wore black velvet and maize satin, large puffen sleeves, very ...
... ‘‘ the very soul of the counter-revolution which began with the battle of Leipsic and ended on the field of Waterloo ; Anne Boleyn, Jane Seymour, and Lady Jane Grey. WRITERS AND ARTISTS. Literature yields many names to the list of those ‘‘whom the gods ...
... Hall to dine with her husband. | Another Royal ghost at Hampton Court is that of Jane Seymour, the maid of honour whom Anne Boleyn caught sitting on her husband’s knee. Within a vear of Jane’s marriage to the King she lay at death’s door, having given ...
... Marchioness of Lothian (noted far and wide for its beautiful and complete herbaceous beds, and as the birthplace of Queen Anne Boleyn); Melton Censtable, Lord Hasting’s, at Merton Hall, Lord Walsingham's; and Quidenham Hall, the &fi of Albemarle’'s. At one ...