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... Four small posts in the centre of the space fronting that chapel mark the spot where, as visitors this day are reminded, Anne Boleyn. Katherine Howard, and Lady Jane Grey among others, met their fate. The attention of all present the ceremony was directed ...
... White Celery. Planting Schi,ostylis coccinea ; also Horseradish in trenches. Putting in cuttings of Purple King Verbena, Anne Boleyn Pink, and more Dahlias; also Monoch vtum ensiferum, and Thyntacanthus mutant. Putting in Chicory to blanch; also another ...
... , and picking off damaged foliage. Beginning to clear up Mint, Horseradish,and other beds. Putting in Deuteia grannie, Anne Boleyn Pinks, and fancy Pelargoniums to force. Putting Endive under cover, and ashes over Peas to protect them from birds. Forking ...
... require re-Letting; thinning °net.. and Turnips; leaving a little al: on tarry a:l night • here limos are colones; lotting Anne Boleyn Pink.; Planting Veit. les Autumn .4.01 Cauliauweq Snow's Broccoli, away., awl :- , eutcli Kale; 'Auks: I.yelo I. In buses ...
... under the altar of St. Peter’s Chapel. Just below lie the Dukes of Somerset and Northumberland, and two of Henry’s Queens, Anne Boleyn and Katherine Howard. Near by is Lady Jane Grey. ** I pray you despatch me quickly,” she asked of the executioner, who kneeled ...
... Biography. Lord Bacon is to be treated by Mr. S. R. Gardiner, while Mr. J. Gardiner contributes the notice of Anne Boleyn. The article on Queen Anne la to to supplied by Professor A. W. Ward, that on Akenside by Mr. E. W. Geese, that on Dr. Arnold by Mr. ...
... Scotch Kale, Cottager's Hale, Brussels temente, savoys, and Autumn CaLbiges; also May-sown i.e tom Patting In cuttings of Anne Boleyn Pinks under ha d-tights. Top-dressing pot Roses with horse manure and lo m, ed together In equal quantities. Cetting Lewitt' ...
... confused; canahle of doing justice, cavil le of gross injastice. And Eatilarime, the lest and purest lady of the old time ; Anne Boleyn, a lively representat i on of Hit new ! time; Wilsey, the most splendid of the worldly Ohurclinien, of whom the nobles and ...
... roug!i digging vacant ground. Putting show Pelar- Iteniame into their !lowering pots. l'utting into force finer:trine, Anne Boleyn Pinks, Roses, and leelytras. Protecting Celery ridges with litter when frosty. Washr the! Camellias In conservatory. Putting ...
... oentury Lt. Justice—Naval uniform The Hon. Cul. F. Misuan—Sir Walter I. The Hon. Mrs. Margan —Pauline (La/ Mice Cnorshay—Anne Boleyn Miss live Crawshay—Duchess d'Orles Miss Nason—Evangeline Mr. F. J. Justice--Spanish drew Mrs. Justice—Full dress /A iss ...
... more free from the taint of staginess, than Clancarty. In three plays-- 'Twixt Axe and Crown, Joan of Are, and Ann Boleyn —he attempted to revive dramatis, interest in five acts and blank verse, and it the result did not quite equal his expectations ...
... under the heode of deepen mnrt Vo for eaunre her • heMing. eren among the wmltef ul. Another King Henjy the Eighth’e wlaee, Ann Boleyn. wnfinea beraelf, apparently, what ia known fa tbefanoal parlance •‘wdkinr. She, poor lady, howerer, tmable reatta her ...