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... ion, just published, to the fourth volume of the Calendar of State Papers of the reign of Henry the Eighth, as refers to Anne Boleyn. The Right Hon. R. A. Cross, M.P., Secretary of State for the Home Department, has been elected a Bercher of the Honourable ...
... No lady of the present time would dare to appear in public mounted on such animals as those which bore the weight of Anne Boleyn, or even of Mary Queen of Scots, when chasing the deer, or following the course of the falcon. The thick-necked, coarse-limbed ...
... his marriage with Catherine, who had been Ow wife of his brother Arthur, and partly the desire of espousing the beautiful Anne Boleyn, at last made Henry decide to render a divorce from Catherine practicable, by separatine himself from Rome. Relying on a ...
... toehounds in the neighbourhood of Taunton. Mr. Tow Taylor's drama of Anne Boleyn will be produced at the Haymarket, on the 17th of next January. Miss Neila.n will play Algae Boleyn, Mr. Harcourt Henry the Eighth. Miss Carlotta Addison and Mr. Arthur ...
... embroidered in gold (oak) leaves ; the sleeve, in particular, is curious, being cut in the same fashion as that worn by Queen Anne Boleyn. Round the waist of the robe is a Sat gold chain, in front of which are two long ends, finished by splendid gold tinsels ...
... of Henry VIII. Latimer's fearlessness, and his boldness of address, are strikingly brought out. Henry's conduct towards Anne Boleyn, her mock trial and execution, aroused Latimer's indignation to the highest degree, and when the nobles acid prelates presented ...
... apartment pays an extra profit. Please, therefore observe the The death is reported of Lieut.-General Arthur Catherine and Anne Boleyn, called the History of - I with trou bled brow and downcast eyes, and then sat Paris Blue in squares is only genuine ...
... firework& In England they are first mentioned am being applied to public rejoicing in the marriage of Henry VIII. with Anne Boleyn. It is always gratifying to meet a man who looks after the small things of life, as everybody knows that the great things ...
... has written to the papers thanking the criics for to him that Anne Riley!' was too long his •ut aw ty th.• first act. alto• gel her, and he not ihink that, as now :toed, An.,e Boleyn' is felt by the audience to be either tau long or too dull. THE ...