... Stanley. Him* Fortescue, Julia Bennett, and Reynolds —And THE VISIBLE PRINCE. —Doon open 64. PRINCESS'S. This Etexiko, ANNE BOLEYN. And SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER.—Doer* open at 61. LYCEUM.—Tins Evkhiko, THE WIGWAM. Mews. Oxberry, and Keclcy. THE ENCHANTED ...

... The Daily News This Evening, MONEY.—And TIIE INVISIBLE PRINCE.—Doors open at PRINCESS'S.—This Evening, ANNE BOLEYN. Messrs. Bodda and Allen. Misses Bassano, Flower, Smithson.—ln the course of the Evening, Professor Hemming an-1 his talented children. ...

... Mia.-*e* Fortescue, Julia Bennett, and Reynolds.—And THIS VISIBLE PRINCE.—Doors open at 6j. PRINCESS'S. This Etkhino, ANNE BOLEYN. And BIIE STOOPS TO CONQUER.—Doom open at 64. LYCEUM.—This Etohko, THE WIGWAM. Messrs. Matthews OxberTy, and Keeley.—TO ...

... Thi * Tire ROUND OF —TIIL I.WISIBLE PRINCE.—And WHO'S YOl'R FKIHDI* Doors open it 64. PRINCESS'S.—Tin* Evening, 4th time, ANNE BOLEYN. liodda; and Allen. Misses liassano, S. Flower, Smithmn-Ii ? >u f f e Evening, Professor Hemming ami talented chilis, And ...

... Humbv, and Misses Forteecue, Julia Bennett, and Reynolds.—And THE INVISIBLE PRINCE.—Doers open at 64. PRINCESS'S. TKK ANNE BOLEYN. - THE HEW ORLEANS ETHIOPIAN BKRENADERS. THE WIDOW BEWITCHED.—And KEEPING A PLACE.-Doors open at 6J. LTOHtM.—This TO PARENTS ...

... made, and whose lyttel necke would give the heademan so little trouble to sever. These are almost certainly those of Anne Boleyn. Not far off the diggers canae upon the remains of what must have been a mani. (l. more than ordinary stature; and on comparing ...

... legation, as a lady of the court in the six- teenth century. Amongst the most remarkable costumes were those of Henry VIII., Anne Boleyn, the Duke de Sully, Villiers, Duke of Buckingham, Peter the Great, and other historical personages. The other dresses were ...

... royal lady with her' train of attendants and servi- tore; Mr.Horseley's II Queen of Scots in Captivity and Mr. Ward's Anne Boleyn fainting on the Tower Stairs, with two admirable portraits by Mr. Watts of Mr. Millais and Mr. Leighton, are the most ...

... few years since. The following were amongst the most remarkable lots, with the prices they produced :-A letter signed by Anne Boleyn-11t. ?? A letter of Pomponne de Belligvre, who was sent as ambassador from the French Court, to intercede with Elizabeth ...

... of his native county. He adda that some accounts fwniaed by tbis inqnizitive Welshman of the Coronation of Anne Boleyn and of the coming oif Anne of Cleis to Boulogne and thence to: Englmnd, with Henry running to have a look st iser bythe way in a cost ...

... the baseueis to execute him. But we are not now in the six- teentb ceutury. ?? hall nothing in common with the husband of Anne Boleyn, the father of Bloody. Queen Mary and of Elizabeth. To say nothing of the Channel and an interval of 300 years, there is ...

... musical life in Paris. HenriT VI. d deals mainly with the king's love (ar, impetuous and very Gallic afsectiou) for Anne Boleyn, ani i her endeavours to secure possession of a ?? Wising letter whicn some years earlier she had DI written to the Sponish ...