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... Windus, Greek Lady Mn Williams, Torrento Fortune TeUer Dr Primrose Wells, Huntsman Mra Primrose Wells, Greek Slave Mn Wood, Anne Boleyn Mr A. Wood, A Page Dr T. A. Woods, Master of Foxhounds Mrs T. A. Woods, Lady Teazle Dr C. R. Woods, Army Medical Staff ...
... of default, must pay a heavy penalty. Certain letters written by the amorous monarch, when he was in love with the fair Anne Boleyn (Whose head was afterwards struck off by her royal husband’s orders in a fit of passion), came into the possession of that ...
... as a cartoon in Punch. Very excellent, too, and very enjoyable, are the satiric encounters between Queen Katherine end Anne Boleyn^ indeed, in this part of the piece, save true function of burlesque is discharged to per- fection. The two parts are capitally ...
... events, each of his three children, the son of Jane Seymour, the daughter of Catharine of Arragon, and the daughter of Anne Boleyn, occupied their father's throne consecutively. In Mary's ease, however, there was the tragic episode that ended with the ...
... groups are the figures in the representation of the scenes at the death of Ricbaid Co- u r de Lion, at the execution of Anne Boleyn, and at tbe taking of Berwick by Edward I. Another group brings us back to recent history, being a wax model of the Madhi ...
... striking groups are the figures in the representation of the scenes at the death of ItichardCteurde Lion, at the execution of Anne Boleyn, and at the taking of Berwick by Edward I. Another group brings us back to recent history, being a wax model of the Mahdi ...
... striking groups are the figures in the representation of the scenes at the death of Richard Coeur de Lion, at the execution of Anne Boleyn. and at the taking of Berwick by Edward I. Another group brings us back to current history, being a wax model of the Madhi ...
... wrote, the tower from which Sir John Old ess lie escaped. Who would not like tc itand for a moment by those steps on which Ann Boleyn knelt; peuse by that slit in tht wall through wliieb Arthur Do la Pole gazed ; snd linger, If he could, in that room in ...
... of Finch road, Douglas, Isle of Man, Tanner 100 Caley, Andrew, of Goldie- terrace, Douglas, Isle of Man, Gentleman 20 Caley, Ann. of Belmont-terrace, Douglaa, Isl* of Man, Wl low 50 Callow, William, of Brookfleld, Ramsey, Isle of Man, Merchant , 50 Callow ...
... thereabouts. The said Lands, Meadow, and Premises being the property of John Brew, Thomas BRiyv, Wm, Brew, Ann Brew, and the said Wm. Brew, and Ann Brew, Guardians of John Philip Brew, a Minor. The first-named premises are pleasantly situated in the beautiful ...