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... THE FALL OF ANNE BOLEYN. Anne Boleyn and II ever Castle supply fascinating subjects for a paper in the current number of the Pall Mall Magazine, by Mr. Outrun Tristram. When, mays the writer. that brilliant mosque of life had been played out, when ...
... QUEEN ANNE BOLEYN. Has ENTRY INTO LONDOW.—Hia CoIIONATIoN. - 1111i ...
... WYATT AND ANNE BOLEYN (FROM CFLRBRATKn FICIKMDSHIPH MRS. THOMSON.) There exists no record of the earliest acquaintance between these two remarkable individuals; no clear annals of the passion 100 fondly cherished by Wyatt, except his own poet y. Anne Boleyn ...
... two daughters Margaret and Anne. Margaret Wtiog the grandam:het of Anne Boleyn. In August, 1614, Anne ma appointed one of the maids of honour to Primes' Miry Tutor on her espousal to King Louis XII of Pauses The reet of Anne Boleyo's life I. ...
... TILE. FALL OF ANNE BOLEYN Anne Boleyn and Hever Castle supply fascinating sub jecta for a paper in the current number of the Pall Mall Magazine, by Mr. Outram Tristram. When, says the writer, that brilliant masque of life had been played out, when ...
... WHEN ANNE BOLEYN WALKS. London has always had its ghosts. Round the Tower cf London, so it is said, the stately, tragic shade of Anne Boleyn has been known to stalk on the eve of executions. About the middle of the last century a keeper of the Jewel Tower ...
... marry Anne Boleyn. The pontiff's refusal to hiM led to England's schism with the Roman Church. Some seals were deliberately ostentatious Philip 111 of Spain's weighed more than two lbs of solid gold. The Vatican's collection also houses the 16th century ...
... ANNE BOLEYN S PINERY. When Sing Henry took posineeloa the palace after the .sath el the Ceram', he w. accompanied by Qom. a; but An.. Boleyn also lived them • seine el roam esperbiy faraished be her a at was appointed to wait .an her, and • pest pet all ...
... ANNE BOLEYN AND SIR PIERS BUTLER, A resoarch into Westurd social nod political history will supply some interesting revelations, and the student who has tin aptitude for the work. which is doubtless tedious, will have his industry sell repaid. A close ...
... THE SAD AND TERRIIIIA FATE OF ANNE BOLEYN. It was s lisvoly looming on the 15th of May aims a crowd of strasuorh were assembled in the great yard of the Tolsoer to se* the queen pass to her trial before the twouty-five peers appoiatsii far that purpose ...
... Anne Boleyn should manage it again A big crowd will be making their way to Epsom to-day, where the star attraction is the City and Suburban. The handicapper, Mr. D. G. Sheppard, has done an excellent job and the betting is sure to be very open. Proud ...
... the last flays of his second wife, the doomed Anne Boleyn, and a year in the life of the King's confectioner, the fictional Lucy Cornwallis. The title of the novel applies to both Anne and Lucy; Boleyn, the seductress whose marriage to Henry VIII changed ...