... quite nt the back of the head, the front (or we might rather say the brim) of which is raised, resembling the caps worn by Anne Boleyn and Catherine Howard. complete these capotes—which, for want of a better name, are still called—and render them original ...

... tbe course that Cranmer bad pursued be forgotten, when be was asked to give his assent to the marriage of the King with Anne Boleyn. (Hear, hear.) He looked with considerable alnrm upon any measure that was to reverse the decision of ages, and to put aside ...

... *Mr. R. Bernard’s ns b g Mayfly, aged, list 51b. Hon . L. Carey’s (27th Regt.) g GUnnme. Hot 51b. Mr. Kirkpatrick’s b m Anne Boleyn, aged, list 51b. Captain Scott's D G.) bl yrs, Mr. Dicks’ (Queen’s Bays) b m Prima Donas, list 51b. Captain Mansergh's br ...

... Madame Maty, pearl of England.” There was wild sort of court held on the sands, and some gay doings, at which one Mistress Anne Boleyn was among the most lively performers. Then there was gayer cortege to Abbeyville, whero Louis the Twelfth espoused Madame ...

... , Katherine of Arragon entered London wearing a broad, round hat, and considered that dressing-time was murdered time. Anne, Boleyn, spent mure time at her mirror than any of the rest; sho, brought in hanging sleeves and kerchief collar-bunds, which were ...

... suddenly turned over on his back with sepulchral cry of * Cuckoo 1’ Since then I have been ravenlcss.” The Execution of Anne Boleyn.—All strange*ra having been commanded to quit the tower, about noon she was led forth to the scaffold, which was erected ...