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... 'Lodgement, , WM C S.; Wm. Btepbeita, Mr. Owen Wtinsons; Mr. Davies, Corsygedsil J el, Barinouth ; Mr. Wm. Perry, Motel, Boleyn tryee, Berle. Rotel; Bitmouth ; ; 4 Mr. Est..; Mr. ; klr.A Hunt; Bold. Push, Req., ire. The drat gays the Q•eve, which was ...
... through the summer:—lthododendrons, azaleas, Persian lilacs, sweet briars, moss and other roses, ledums, kalmiu, daplines, Ann Boleyn pinks, Dutch bulbs, Ste. Unless, however, they are is proper trim, it will be labour in vain, and no mode of forcing or ...
... Mary, pearl of England. There was a wild sort of Court held on the sands, and some gay doings, at which one Mis- tress Anne Boleyn was among the most lively performers. Then there was a gayer cortege to Abbeville, where Louis the Twelth espoused Madame ...
... POTTEB’S ELECTEIC NEWS, WEDNESDAT, 8. 1868 which one Mistress Anne Boleyn was among the moat 1 lively performers. Then theVe Was a gayer to Abbeville, where Lonis the Twelfth espoused Madame Mary. In few months the QAedti was a widow, and then ensued ...
... and formal hand ; Henry the Eighth wrote a strong self-willed; Richard the Third wrote a vigorous, reckless, and dashing; Anne Boleyn wrote a steady composed hand, not without elegance; Catherine Parr's writing is pedantic, with much cold persevering energy; ...
... yrnweliad yr Amherawdwr Slur! y Pummed ; etto, y flwyddyr, nesaf, erbyn coroniad Harri yr Wythfed— dyn y Iluaws gwragedd, ac Anne Boleyne; addurnwyd hi ar goroniad Edward y Chweched ; etto yn 1554, ar yntweliad Philip o'r Yspaen. Drylliwyd hi ytt 1600, a chwhl ...
... herein dive idto the rsecret places of great hearts, long passed away ; and learn bow the blustering Harry the Eighth wooed Anne Boleyn, of the ** little neck,*' which she afterwards laid ion the block with laughter, glad to be quit of the troubles brought ...
... dyrehyfled uweh eto yn aro* diagynedyddion lodes Weed a ddaeth I Loadain I ehwillo am is yn ngwarm y eatiwr. Pennodwyd ei hwyres, Anne Hyde, boteddiges ieuano fywiog, Meech, a thra phrydferth, yr oedd el thetas at led, yn us 0 forwrnion aurbydedd y Dywysoges ...
... lead Weird erar:'Neither the king nor nobles have such power amengsrus is they had in the times Elizabeth Woodville or Anne Boleyn was Queen Consort; and, whatever the Garter, or Lyon Kings of Arms, the heralds, the trumpeters, the beefeaters, or other ...
... kings nor nobles have rower attiongst us as they had in the time when Elisabeth Woodville or Anne Boleyn Queen Cocoon : and. whatever the Garter. or Lena Kings of Ann% the herald., the trumpeter., the heetezters, or other half exploded absurdities of the Heralds' ...
... away. The divorce question was publicly broached. The Pope was said to have promised his sanction of that measure. Perhaps Anne Boleyn might be excused in concluding that the moral propriety of the divorce, and of her own marriage with Henry, hod been thus ...
... that his life would be spared, but that must expect a heavy sentence to penal servitude. A DEFENCE OF ANNE BOLETN. It has been the misfortune of Anne Boleyn not only to have been calumniated with the utmost imaginable license her enemies, but to have been ...