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... him for marrying his brother's widow, and his scruples were quickened, if they had not been suggested, by the charms of Anne Boleyn, a beautiful young maid of honour. In 1527 Henry first avowed his intention of divorcing Catherine. He applied to the Pope ...
... next work, The Switzer., appeared in 1872, and was followed by the History of Two Queens, Catharine of Aragon and Anne Boleyn, 4 vols., 1873-4. Mr. Dixon wag appointed a magistrate for Middlesex in 1869. In 1872 the Emperor of Germany created Mr ...
... Anidilly caught a salmon in the Spey whioh weighed 461 b. This is said to be the heaviest 84k ever taken ont of the Spey. ANNE BOLEYN was deformed—sii fingers to ono hand, and a projecting tooth ; Lavalliere was bandy-legged—which did not hinder Henry VIII ...
... feathers awl poufs of (lowers w:ths sparkling diamond aigrettes rise from the coiffure, or else the head Is cover dl by an Anne Boleyn cap In cloth of gol I or silver, or in black or coloured velvet embroidered with gold and seed pearls, and enrichtd with ...
... Henry VHL, or;“lßlniCK!ng Hal,” as people liked to call him, was born there, and married there to Catherine of Aragon, Anne Boleyn, and Anna of Cleves. There were born Henry’s three children—haughty Elizabeth, melancholy Mary, and gentle Edward VI., the ...
... •t•ldin2 t o Mr. Tlu.nuis n,ith. of Shirk y i;f4111. fla.i to Mr. It hr 200 guineas. lolkwlng i. a r,v,cl Id the ANSI' FAMILY. Anne Boleyn I r .; lon++! mare ; airy ,latti (Ink Apple— Mr TM Smith, Shirk. Birmingham rJre A.lntiral Crichluer, —Mr. Charle% Adkins ...
... Leonardo da Vinci, Marshal Saxe, and Charles There has sometimes been prejudice against red hair, yetnotonlv William Rufue out Anne Boleyn and her daughter Queen Elizabeth, Columbus, Camoens, and the aofortunate Marshal Ney are suspected of more than auburn tints ...
... King Hal; on his right is his first and ill-used wife, Katharine el Ammon; on his left are his other five wives, Anne Boleyn, Jane Seymour, Anne of Cleves, Katharine Howard, and Katt • inn Parr. Does this arrangement indicate the opinion of the committee ...
... pot, and also second•sown Stocks fur stands; puttin.; in cuttings of Mimulus, also Iresine and Alternantheras ; layering Anne Boleyn and other Pinks; staking Chrysanthemums and Gla.lioli; moving herbaceous Calc,olatias to shady place in frame; pulling off ...
... , and pi king off damaged foliage. Beginning to clear up Mint Horseradish, and other beds. Putting in Beat la gracilis Anne Boleyn Pinks, and fancy Pelargoniums to force. Putting Endive under cover, and ashes over Peas to protect them from birds. Forking ...
... sowing Marjoram, Sweet Basil, Neapolitan Cabbage and Paris Cos Lettuces ; planting Lily of the Valley, Tree Carnations, an I Anne Boleyn Pinks; also beds of Asparagus; potting in cuttings of Clerodendrons, Aphelandras, anti Fuchsias; putting Azaleas in vinery ...
... made, and whose lyltel necke” would give the headsman so little trouble to sever. These are almost certainly those of Anne Boleyn. Not far off the diggers came upon the remains of what must have been man of more than ordinary stature; and on comparing ...