... divoroe order that publicly marry Anne Boleyn with whom had for time privately contracted the nuptial tie But Pope refused do this the Defender of thought might well it for himself did so : publicly intermarried with Anne of Pope's bull and so became the ...

... yards of lace from a shop. It may be interesting to some of the fair sex to know that the price which Henry VIII. paid for Anne Boleyn's silk gown, was 12s. per yard, a sum equal to five guineas a yard of our own day. There is no officer with the title of ...

... to die j 6 t town is not lighted either by gas oil; and for borough of Kidderminster, met on Ihursday impatient to marry Anne Boleyn, rcthe same death as he would * Alarmed by the extraordinary , lie are i n a very bad condition as regards morning for the ...

... More denied the spiritual Jurisdiction of the King, and lost his head. This s as the act of Henry, under the influence tf Anne Boleyn. Elizabeth had victims of her own. As knowledge extended, more tolerant times succeeded : and the spiritual sovereignty ...

... their Advertisements DIRECT to the °thee. CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK. &e. 16 'O'Connell A. IMF R b. OP IS IS Sun4sy Mt. M 'Anne Boleyn ex. ISM SO Tv .Colunibux d ISM II W ,Alex. Pope h. SS T. ,Robert Vernon d. IMO GARDENING FOR THIS aFFUL Row cauliflower ...

... 'tu'ere jelly gloved, And ShakepefeV: * 1 tlrat 1 were glove upon that hand, That I might kiss that check.’ We think of poor Anne Boleyn, marvellouslie dayntie’ about her gloves. She had a nail which turned up at the side; and it was the delight of Queen Catherine ...

... transacted) Closing prices. Bank Stock- - -- -- -- - 212 3 per Cent. Reduced Ann. - - - . 97^ 3 per Cent. Consols Annuities- - - 3 per Cent. Ann. 1726 New 3$ per Cents. Ann. - - - . New 5 per Cent. Annuities- - - , Long Annuities to expire Jan. 1860 7- ...

... their dismal profession than those ol England. It is well known that tbe beadsman of Calais was sent for to decapitate Anne Boleyn; and Cleveland reports of the Dutch executioner, that he would do his ofhee with so much ease and dex- terity, that the ...

... —Charles II. All my possessions for a moment of time.—Queen Elizabeth. It is small, very small indeed, (clasping her neck).— Ann Boleyn. There is not a drop of blood on my hands,Fred. V. of Denmark. Is this jour fidelity ?—Nero. You spoke of refreshment, ...

... ”—Charles If. “All possessions for moment of time.”—Queen Elizabeth. It is small, very small indeed,” (clasping her neck).— Ann Boleyn. There is not a drop of blood on my hands.”—Fred. V of Denmark. ** Is this your fidelity I”—Nero. • ■ You spoke of refreshment ...

... 11. All my possessions for a moment of time.—Queen Elisabeth. It is small, very small indeed (clasping her neck). —Ann Boleyn. There it not a drop of blood on my hands. — Fred. V. of Denmark. Is this your fidelity r'—Nero. You spoke of refreshment ...

... selections comprised sacred, sublime, and gay and humourous pieces. The greatest novelty was scene from Dean Milman's Anne Boleyn. The pert of the Jesuit • very greed and dtalcult one — Mr. Read rendered most effectively. The audience were is turn excited ...