... Elizabeth as Princess,” we may observe, further presumptive evidence, the remarkable resemblance it bears to the miniature of Anne Boleyn (Case C, E) John Hoskins after portrait at Windsor. No. 39, Unknown Man,” though only ascribed Holbein, is one the strongest ...

... oltaire, 2 liORriKH'K IND. a bay or brown colt, Border Minstrel out of Queen Blliabclh (sister to Bhulud). KinK Lud out of Anne Boleyn, Melbourne out of Mary Aislablc. by Malcolm; foaled 3. FACE, bay or brown colt, out Ladv Melden. bv The Palmer out OpoiMma* ...

... gained is the ascendency of Protestantism. Just few items from the means adopted —Craomer and his dealings with Henry VIII, Anne Boleyn, etc., his treatment of Oeorge van Paris and Joan Boucher, Lather. Mslancthon and Co., with the Prince of Thuringia, Calvin’s ...

... (the dam several winners), Stockwell; foaled in February. A BAY COLT, by Uncaa out of Pretence, by Pretender, her dam, Anne Boleyn, V. Melbourne ; foaled February THURSDAY, YEARLINGS, with their engagements, the property Mr Henry Chaplin. A BAY FILLY ...

... being bewilderingly beautiful. addition the most authentic copy of the New Testament, the love letters of Henry VIII. and Anne Boleyn. were found in the library. ...

... Castle Gold Lock, and Tipperary took two easy canters; Hong Kong. [•Silurian, and came mile a good pare. H. POWNRY’S Hebe. Anne Boleyn. and Or Vierge galloped five furlongs; Gold Craft, Little Samson, and Gold Mobor cantered. ELSTON. ROLLESTON, SHREWTON. ...

... with subtlety of craftsmanship not unworthy of him—though it is impossible be positi vo —is Lord Zouche’s itorirait of Anne Boleyn (No. 61k It is little piece full of character and charm: showing •weet-natured and comely person, amenable, demure, and ...

... China white is the colour of mourning, Iras also formerly the case in many other countries. Henry VIII. wore white for Anne Boleyn. The women of ancient and Sparta adopted white for mourning, it was the same Spain until the sixteenth century. Russia pale ...

... was the poathe luatoric seat of Luton Itoo, nianaiuo situated a short distance •«n This was once the home of father of Anne Boleyn, vraaida the Napiers. It was itiily (the Napiers) whom James ntrusted the care and protection straw-plaiting industry, for ...

... BLICKLISG MASQUE. Bliekling Hall, the home of many famous men and the birthplace, it ia believed, of Anne Boleyn, was yesterday scene of gathering which recalled some of ita ancient llory. order to raise funds for the repair of the tower ofCrpingbam Church ...

... five and ai* furlongs. Left for Croxton Park: Queen« Mantle, fit and well. DTRiuxcrroN “» n wJir*rsw morning. H. POWNEY’9 Anne Boleyn. Budget Mohnr. and Enfold came : Vierge. and Uttia Samson cantered twice; Maria Theresa Cyclone wit -.ml Vans JIT. four ...

... •‘on a trvoloua pretence .he d .tccn.p.r.tirrlr .hor.. wrd tb. lon.- tb. marnaKe Anne Boleyn to Henry MU. null ilDould problems for the conand void, and did the aame for Anne of eleven. on i> tn«b»t»’ Atsociaticn. If I had to defend I would say that not ...