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... him for marrying his broth,r's widow, and his scruples were quickened. If Vey , had not been suggested. by the char= of Anne Boleyn, a beautiful young maid of honour. In 1527 Henry first avowed his intention of divorcing Catherine. Ile applied to the Pops ...
... Rowland Lee said mass, and there were present, the King, Norris and Henezge, two of the grooms of the chamber, Anne Boleyn and her trainbearer, Ann Savage, afterward. Lady Berkeley, (see Godwin, Annal 51, Stow, Annals 1.1.3, and Lingard, vol. v. p. p. 1. ...
... he is in respect to his very odd misstatements of facts of history. In order to try and bolster up his novel theory that Anne Boleyn was the cause of the Reformation, he lamely wanders eff to some dim regida of the past when a woman and a man's heart ...
... promised amendment. He had, however, powerful friends at court—Bette, the King's physician, Cromwell, the vicar-general, and Anne Boleyn, the Queen-Consort. By the last he was retained as chaplain. Henry heard him preach, and, delighted with the coarseness ...
... us a store ab ou t Anne link yo. He (or she) nivel less loudly, but - gabbles faster in a grinning,. conceited way, than our unfortunate Shakesperian friend. This if, for example, the manner in which the delirious author of Anne Boleyn introduces himself ...
... which has oft times resounded with the sounds of mirth—where King Henry VIII. once held Court, accompanied by his Queen, Anne Boleyn and Cardinal Wolscy, together with *num runs train of lords and ladies gay.—was allowed to fall into a state of decay ...
... 1876, Monday, January 17, Miss Neilson reappeared on the Haymarket stage, and during the season played Juliet, Rosalind, Anne Boleyn (on the occasion of the first performance of Mr. Tom Taylor's play of that title, Saturday Feb. 6), Julia in The Hunchback ...
... wished to convey ber impression that Henrys divorce of Catherine of Aragon we* illegal, and consequently his marriage with Anne Boleyn, the mother of Elisabeth, null and void. THK CoLuwit.-1199 19s. 44d. 1-960. Correct answers were given by Newnitarn, ...
... a womau;' but it is certainly a moot newel idea, making a woman, Ann Boleyn, the heroine (so to speak) of the Reformation. Again a Liberal Catholicproceeds to inform us that Anne Boleyn refused at first to become the King's mistress, but evidently ...
... est., '54 Su N. after ANCENSION Election of Mr A. J. M. [ Flall as coroner, '7l Vendus• Cul. des. 71 Prac. Tilleyrand, d. Anne Boleyn bhd.r.. l lo Hu' SUNDAY. Bank Holiday. Kerb Lemon d., Qn. Victoria b, IMIt Prod Helena b, IMP; Lam pub. ezectn, lwa TRINITY ...
... heretics. the high-handed and despotic measures of Henry Vlll.—notably the statute el Six Articles and the execution of Anne Boleyn, the establishment of the odious Court of Star Chamber. were clearly traced to aristocratic or prelatical influence —to ...
... assailant of the Reformation would hardly have had such powerful friends at court as Cromwell, the vicar-general, and Anne Boleyn, the queen.consort, by the latter of whom he was retained as chaplain. (Lingard, vii. 3.) According to Cobbett, Latimer ...