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... Castle-a memory belonging to the days before it was the Montagues'-which carries us back to King Henry VIII. and Wolsey and Anne Boleyn and Queen Katherine. It was from Kimbolton that the latter, divorced and dying, sent that pathetic letter to her most dear ...
... ROYAL ACADEMY MR. MARCUS STONE'S Henry VIII. and Anne Boleyn observed by Queen Katherine (891), manifests his advance in power of drawing and composition. The story is well told, the execution careful, and the colouring refined. The view taken of the ...
... with sentiments of this sort, we don't feel much obliged to Mr. Froude for raking up a quantity of fresh evidence about Anne'Boleyn. Why can't he let the poor woman rest in peace ? The present generation has sins and sorrows enough of its own without applying ...
... Horsley, Mr. Pickersgill, and Mr. Pott illustrate scenes in the life of Mary Queen of Scotland. Mr. E. M. Ward depicts Anne Boleyn at the Queen's Stairs, Tower, and Dr. Goldsmith as a Physician ; Mr. Poole a Scene from Cyan- be/ins, very poetic ...
... acceptable as an illustrator of Shake- speare. The sentimentalism of his picture is carried to insipidity. Mr. E. M. Ward's Anne Boleyn s does not display the artist at his best. Here he is less dramatic than stagey, and his un- fortunate peculiarities of ...
... adapt Mdlle. Titiens to play Medea or Norma. Looking at the artist who came forward on Tuesday night as the embodiment of Anne Boleyn, one thought rather of the royal lady who first shared Henry's throne, and whose mature strength so well enabled her to ...
... therefore shows, things through a false medium. Nobody cries ' stinking fish,' says the vulgar proverb: and therefore, if Anne Boleyn and the rest are to be judged on the evidence of State papers, they are condemned before the case comes into court. Mr. ...
... 'reat Marlboorogh Street. Now ready, Voll. L. and 11, Svo, price 305. H ISTORY of Two Queens: H11 Catharine of Aragon and Anne Boleyn. By W. plEPWoRTH DIXON. HURST and BLACKETT, s3, Great Marikoroagh Street. THE NEW NOVELS. 'I /IAY. By Mrs. Oliphant. Author ...
... Grcat Marlborou.gh Street. Now ready, Vols. 1. and II, I8o, price 305o HISTORY of Two Queens: H 's Catharine of Aragon and Anne boleyn. By W. 4agOa voRTH D.eBOen. This clever and original work is a valuable contribution Cu English history.-Dai~ A'es. R ...
... Great Marlborough Street. Now ready, Vols. L. and 1I , tvoo, price 3=n U ISTORY of Two Queens: 11 Catharine of Aragon and Anne Boleyn. By ' IEPORTH DIXON. This clever and originsti stork is a valuable contribution to English ?? A'rWi. HUlRsIT and BLACRETT ...
... ag~FT1E A FIRST glance at Mr. Hepworth Dixon's History of Two Queens, Catherine of Arragon and Anne Boleyn (Hurst and Blackett) involuntarily recalls old Horace's line about him who begins the war of Troy with Leda's twin eggs. For the two portly ...
... HIS DIARIES AND CoRneroONDENcE. By HIs WIFE. a sols. With Portmait. 045. HISTORY O ' T'WO QUEENS: CATHARINEOFARA, GON AND ANNE BOLEYN. By ?? GErwOnTt DtxoN. Second Edition. Vols. 1. and II., 8oo, aso. TO AND FROM CONSTANTINOPLE. By HUBERT E. RH. J R~ensctsonat ...