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... LITERARY EXTRACTS. Anne Boleyn's Death.—Who now questions that Anne ! Boleyn's death was the result of the licentious caprice of Henry ? And yet her own father (the Earl of Wiltshire), her uncle (the Duke of Norfolk, the hero of Flodden Field), the Privy ...
... thousands of men, murdfring several wives, debauching scores of the reformed nobility, and marrying Anne Uoleyn.his own daughter.” Henry was born 1491, Anne Boleyn in IjrJT. If was her father, he must have been profligate when young. l>e«n drivrn from our tbnrrt ...
... erring men instead of men’s the Infallible teaching Word of God VIII Catholic man wanted second the full permission to marry Anne Boleyn or any other lie pleased says Dr Lingard tlie Roman Catholic historian See History of England edition 1818 vi 9 perceive ...
... years wifi allow The subjects before cause of the greatest and demand the Eomerri lie's Life and imcs nhnoral for their dis- Boleyn— The Queen rightly within the the li'' 'nt Christian philosopher gates open She led up the lieutenant I 1'irhlv spiritual ...
... the superstitions of Rome and the evils and abuses at home. Dwelling on the divorce of the king and queen, on his marriage Ann Boleyn, and his consequent quarrels with the Pope, the lecture? traced clearly the personal motives and selfish intrigttings of ...
... Raleigh wrote, the tower from which Sir John Oldcastle escaped. Who would not like stand for a moment by those steps oa which Ann Boleyn knelt; pause that slit in the wall through Arthur Pole gazed; a'id linger, if he could, in that room in which Cranmer, Latimer ...
... opiniors favourable to Henry’s drtoice. and wiote treatise prove it an insignificant obstacle to Henry’s marriage with Anne Boleyn that her sister Mary had been his mistress, which was held by the law of that day to be a rclatioi ship forbidding such ...
... Fortunately the flames were cut off from the hall itself, so that this ancient house, which is associated with the history of Anne Boleyn, has been preserved. The damage is estimated at £1,000. It has been decided to adopt the narrow gauge throughout the Bristol ...
... him enters Anne Boleyn lean-(5 Lady Elizabeth Surrey’s 0Te’ Queen-elect interrupts Surrey is v aloud some poetry smiles when the that made the slave” earl having gone i')‘ tdil IAJ lady-love Wyatt aB gentle flirtation ensues between the Anne Will Somers ...
... reason to doubt that with judicious compression his play might meet with favour upon the regular boards The character of Anne Boleyn is well dramatically conceived and the portions in which her career is followed are the most effective in the play If Mr ...
... the matter of his divorce from Quec Katherine, he took the matter entirely into his own hands, and openly acknowledged Anne Boleyn his wife. A proemunire was.issued against the clergy in 1531 for the: r opposition to tbe divorce, but they were informed ...
... calling to sign the deed of arrangement. T R E ROYAL, NEWCASTLE. Wednesday, LAST NIGHT of Miss MARIE RHODES'S COMPANY. ANNE BOLEYN AGEMENTS & NeW Bnrlesj MIS SI ON AR Y SOCIETY. A MEETING in behalf ®f the above Society will be held in the MECHANICS' HALL ...