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... Persons Buried in the Chapel of St. Peter, in the Tower of London. With an of the Discovery of the supposed Remains of Queen Anne Boleyn. By Doyne — — {With Plates and Woodcuts, 4to, 4 HE TEMPLES of the JEWS and the OTHER BULLDINGS in the HARAM AREA at JERUSALEM ...
... of the only known sheets of the first issue of the New Testament and a copy the revised edition 1534 which belonged to Anne Boleyn. Two versions of the New Testament used Tyndale for his translation are also shown—Erasmus's edition in and Latin, printed ...
... of the Book is represented, including a good many of the Vinegar,” Treacle and Breeches Bibles. The Bible presented to Anne Boleyn, printed as early as 1534, will be shown, and the Bible used in the churches when Charles I. became King. Not only will ...
... 1829 ; Restoration of Charles il. 1660.— 30 th, Peace icith France, 1814.—31*f, Last of Cromicells died, 1821 .—June Ist, Anne Boleyn crooned, 1633. —2nd, Lady Eliiaheth Butler died. 1829.—3d, Dr Harvey died 16S7.—4 th . British Institution established, ...
... Reading. 1821 he was elected Professor of Poetry in the University of Oxford. He afteiwards published brief intervals, Anne Boleyn,'' The Martyr of Antioch, and Belshazzar. Dr Milman has written, in prose, u History of Latin Christianity, a History ...
... which has ofltimes resounded with the notes of mirth—where King Henry VIII. onoe held court, accompanied by his Queen, Anne Boleyn, and Cardinal Wolsey, together with a numerous train of ** lords and ladies gay,**—was allowed to fall Into a state of decay ...
... WHY. Teacher: Freddie, who was Anne Boleyn ? Freddie : Anne was a flat-iron. Teacher: What earth you mean? Freddie: Well, it says the history book: Henry, having disposed of Catherine, pressed his suit with Anno Boleyn.” An examination in First Aid was ...
... James’s Palace was Henry VIII, and here he brought ill-starred Anne Boleyn in the first flush of married bliss. He was at Windsor, however, when a gun at the Tower boomed out the news that poor Anne’s pretty head had been sheared from her shoulders. Mary I ...
... married his brother's widow, Catherine of Aragon. About the year 1525, his desire for a male heir, and his infatuation for Anne Boleyn, moved him to begin negotiations for a divorce from Catherine. The Pope, however, was In the power of Charles V. Spain, ...
... including legends from the Cotswolds; the granting of a fair to Gloucester by Edward 111. in 1356; the visit of VIII. and Anne Boleyn to the city in 1535; the departure of the fairies at the time the Dissolution (according to legend) ; and the relief of ...
... Bassett, and producing rent roll of £7,500. Along with one of the farms went manor honse, once Royal residence occupied Anne Boleyn. This and other farms adjoining were sold to Colonel Forster for £17,000. The first day’s sale realised over £64,000. The ...
... Fay re Lad yes rly» Majesty Household Ye Merrie .Tester Ye Beefeaters Hys Msst Majestic King Henry ' Her Majestic Queen Anne Boleyn Beefeaters Duke of Norfolke and hys Lam e laird Cliancellnre and hys f/odye Uys Cardinal Pole and Ambassador Scottish Ambassador ...