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... seals as Chanecllor. 1522 Return of Magelan and Cano, the first circumnavigutors. 1539 Quren Elizabeth, the daughter of Anne Boleyn, born B I e T Seev et Lo Sl >0 woe T TR Ty at Greenwich, 1200 Dr Jolson, the lexicoerapher, born at Lichfleld, 1812 The ...
... “Brandon Duke of Suffolk, the founder of t Buckingham, realized 48 guineas, its p being Mr. Morant. Lot 54. Calvin and Anne Boleyn, by Holbein. These portraits were bought by Earl Speucer for 27 guineas. Lot 55. Mary Queen of Scots and Lord Darnley, by ...
... Madame de Steel, Be serious.—Crotius. Into thy hands, O Lord t—Tasso. It is small, very small indeed (clasping her neck).— Anne Boleyn. I pray you, see me safe up, and for my coming down, let me shift for myself (ascending the scaffold).—Sir Thomas More. ...
... illegal tax wede him unpopular with the muliitude ; while at court there were powerful enemies, who with the aid of Queen Ann Boleyn were incessantly labouring to excite the King against him, and they succeeded. He wus disgraced —his lands, goods and chattels ...
... to music. A fitting tribute of respect i+ paid to the memory of the gallant Bellot, who perished in the Avctic voyage. Boleyn (Anne) is brought from the page of history ; Lhontrey, the seulptor, is duly honoured ; Clarkson, the great friend ofthe slave ...
... and the circumstances connected with it then followed, in which the characters of Anne Boleyn, Jane Seymonr, and the otker wives of Henry the Eiglith (especially that of Anne Bolevn), the king's enduct Iy reference to the divorce, and his cruel and unjustifiable ...
... for Gon, Four Sermons, cr Bvo, 25 6d Papers rgr‘ _thc h‘cht'wlmastvr. Vol 6,12 mo, 3s, el Parlour Library, ‘ Thomson’s Anne Boleyn,’ 1s 6d, hds Peripatetic Papers, ed by M'Gilehrist, er Bvo, 7s 6d, cl Press and Public Service, by a Distingnished Writer ...
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... historic legends connected with it, In the reign of Henry VIII. it was a royal residence, and was for a time the abode of Anne Boleyn. 1t afterwards became the property of Oliver Cromwell, and at the Restoration was purchased by the Duke of Albermarle, sinco ...
... blonde Empress and Empress blandes, Eugenie I e fi Countess was q&mm “'h:lngr-tu -blh“: bonnets myh %flh“fim nM—m she, like Anne Boleyn, called their * ul prison in the Tower.” ‘Whatever time this vain and frivolous woman did not spend in dress, and in co ...
... familiar with the Marriage Service : Ann of Cleves ; Katherine of Arragon, who for a time lived at Ampthill Castle; Mary, Queen of Scots, daunghter of James V. of Scotland: Queen Elizabeth, daughter of Henry VIIL and Anne Boleyn: Queen Mary, daughter of the same ...