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... ising; all proceedings that might be taklen against Henry ?? in relation to his divorce from Catherine and his marriage with Anne Boleyn, appeal should lie not to the Court of Rome, norI to any foreign potentate or power whatsoever, but to the court i of -the ...
... supported him in struggles with the court of Rome in obtaining a divorce I from Queen Catherine of Arragon, in order to marry Anne Boleyn. Fo)r this reason it was 'intenided by the 25th of Henry VIII., CDP. 19, that i in ?? connected with the king the appeal ...
... there was no ~r- chance of succeeding in his divorce suit, with the sanction, of the Pops, and being impatient to marry. Anne Boleyn, reeolved to break with Hoeme altogether, and, preserving all the tenets of the Roman Catholic faith, to vest in himsielf ...
... Music. Princess's.—Last night Miss Bassano made her ...
... v. AnnA Boleyn for asault, and on the 8 defendant being asked how she came by her name she replied ?? she believed e shreca down from Henry the Eighth- the next summons as Anna Boleyn v. ?? Delisie, for assault* then Felieie Bernard v Ann S Boleyn ...
... 531-Quaritcb. Y CiceOrnis Epistole, 1st edition, fol., Romi, Sweyn- I heym and; Pannartz, 1470, 36l.-Quaritch. Queen I Anne Boleyn's copy of Cicero,tpwith her de- vice in gold on sides, Aldine, 1613, 201. 1Os.- Cicero de Officiis,' Moguatile, 1466, small ...