... Shiflett. The Six Decisive Battles of the World. No. 3. Metaurus. By Professor Cressy, The Minstrel's Curse from Uhland. Anne Boleyn and Sir Thomas Wyatt. Mrs. Alfred Augustus Potts. A Tale of Influenza. By Mrs. Frank Elliot. ViSfts, Dinners, and Evenings ...

... 'My beard has never committed any treason.' Then the blow fell, and the neck was severed at once. On the 19th of May, Anne Boleyn, second queen of Henry the Eighth, was brought to the_place of execution on the green within the Tower of London. Some of ...

... quite at the back Of the head, the front (or we might rather say the brim) of whirl, is raised, resembling the caps worn by Anne Boleyn and Catherhie Howard'. To complete these capotes—which, for want of a better name, are still no called—and render them original ...

... Queen Elizabeth, and one very fine dress seemed meant for Mary Stuart. One of the most charming characters was :that of Anne Boleyn, personated by a young lady of very spirituelle appearance. Of course, the large majority of characters represented were ...

... He may not have at lady'i lip That which in dance he won? Ariel sings: Curtsied when you have kissed; and Henry says to Anne Boleyn: Sweetheart, I wore unmannerly to take you out, And not to kiss you! Then there were kissing dances, in some of which ...

... reign that act was passed dealt lightly with his own contracts. He contracted a marriage in the 25th year of his reign with Anne Boleyn, and prevailed on Parliament to pass an act having reference to the succession to the crown, annulling his previous marriage ...

... many noble men had perished, and innocence had so often appealed from the cruelty of man to the justice of Heaven—where Anne Boleyn had called God to witness of her innocence, and Catherine had sobbed at severance from her children—where Elizabeth had ...

... the ' Then' he blow fell, and the neck was 1 . and seized them When brought to Vlad, he ordered On the 19th of May, 1536, Anne Boleyn, the second knit did so; and the fellowing day, the Ist of December, be received a letter from the defendants stating that ...

... the Tudor viz. :—Henry VII. ; Queen Elizabeth of York ; Arthur, Prince of Wales; Queen Catherine of Arragon ; Henry VIII.; Ann Boleyn; Jane Seymour; Catherine Howa r d ; A nn o f Cleves ; Cath e ri ne Parr; Edward Vi.; Queen Mary; Philip 11.; Queen Elizabeth; ...

... names written by many of its former occupants, amongst whom were Wallace the Scottish hero; also the unfortunate Queen Anne Boleyne. The buildings at the western entrance, formerly known as the lion's tower, and the small range of barracks, are now being ...

... or Mannheim, might find himself suddenly transported into the midst of ideas which agitated his own country long before Ann Boleyn's eyes beamed with gospel light upon her royal suitor. Nay, by way of Strasburg so desirable a consummation might far more ...

... very handsome two-handled vase, with medallions and handles formed of satyr.' beads, in the best taste of the time of Queen Anne, weighing 92 ounces, was sold at 165. per ounce to Mr. Emanuel. Lot 772. A beautiful ewor with upright handle, in old taste ...