... Wells collection, 20igs. (Reynolds). I Miniature of a lady in a white dress, in a garden, 31gs. .(Moore). Portraits of Anne Boleyn and Mary, Queen of Scots, lOin. by Sin., 2ligs. (Gall). A pair of silver- mounted Aveuturibre candlesticks, 1Ohit. high ...

... the cosut were kind and complying. At last we come to that epi- sode in history's romance which makes us acquainted with Anne. Boleyn. She appeared in the royal circle. Feoia, vidi, vici was the result on her side, as she beheld a monarch sighing and sueiug ...

... revenue to the state of about £14,000, In 1841, wl irt the amount realised was £50,000. e nd al records of the trial of Qecen Anne Boleyn, tsq ho spoetohvbendsroyed, have riecentlyth ith been discovered amongst the ancient documents of the tu AP ourt of Queen's ...

... tabished hero was occadioned by the hap of Martin Luther falling in love with a nun, and Henry the Eighth falling in love with Anne Boleyn? Was this what yoau meant? Poor souls you don't know-how should peun !-Satirifs. TuE LARGITS merchant-vessel in the French ...

... here was occasioned by the hap of Martin Luthes falling in love with a nun, and Henry the Eighth falling in love with Anne Boleyn? Was this what you meant? Poor souls you don't know-how should you I-Satiris. THE LARGE6T nercegant-vessel in the French ...

... missin of his login Calvin beat out on, these pleasant Cauterets slopes none (an, say. N;lor can one tell how much Anne Boleyn carried away from the conversations and dsscussions and conferences of the leading spirits of that day who gathered around ...

... here who occasioned by the hap of Martin o Luther falling in love with a nun, and Henry the B Eighth falling in love with Anne Boleyn? Was this is what you meant? Poor souls yea dont know-how -. should you I -Satirist. it TRE LARGEST merchant-vessel in the ...

... occupied the Hall. The north side of the building is between 300 and 40D years old. and was formerly cailed Boleyn Hall, from a legend that Anne Boleyn slept there once. At Oleckheaton last evening, the annual Liberal ball for adults was held, and was very ...

... attention by its simplicity almost as much as 2 a Zuoohero's full-length llgnre of Lady Weston (282), 4 a the cousin of Anne Boleyn, Lady Jane Grey, and many 6 a other members of the Tador Royal Faily.6 e rf In the last room is a oollection of the worlm ...

... Cook's br. f. The Wonder, by Brutandorf, out of Tesane, by Whisker, 2 yrs old-T. Lye ?? Mr. Petit's b. f. Anne Boleyn, by Taurus, out of MIss r MarY Anne, by Truffle, 3 yre ?? . 4 Mr. Greenwvood's b. f. Victoria, by Margrave, 3 yrs old-J. o ?? - 5 o Mr. B ...

... twelve books, ?? in 1818; anotherpoemtohe 'Fallof Jerusalem, founded on the narrative of Joeophus, in 1820; follo wed by Anne Boleyn, 'Tho Martyr of Autioch, and 'Belshazzar. His prose works are History of the Jews, published in 1835; Histcrv Of ...

... there had beau several passed in the time q of Henry VIII. The first, settling the descent of the crown ta hon the issue of Anne Boleyn, sillegitimatised the descendants or of Catherine of Arragon, on the ground that eshe bad been B' his brother's wife. The ...