... Wordsworth-we T wished that others were near us to share in our pleasure. The manly dighity of Sidney-the nun-like'beauty of Anne Boleyn-the holy severity of Cranier-lbrni a contrast most striking and most pleasing: we looked upon their all but living lineaments ...

... but was afterwards recovered and reunited. Mr. George A. Ames contributes a iig a f er VIII. and slippers of his Queen, Anne Boleyne; the hat is of a coarse description of Lt sikpuh arn coloured, with green ostrich pelume, and is without aold or ornament; ...

... the redoubtable Lady Anne Berkley. E. HoDnEs (Sylvia.Penn), All rights reserved, LTro BE CONTIOUED.] 213,-QUBEN ELIZABETH ON noUCHE B&THS, Qucon Elizabeth's great affection for her first cousin, LordaHunnaon (Bon of Mary Boleyn), is well known. She also ...