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... thirty-six horsemen and seventeen carriages conveying the household furniture other necessaries Queen Katherine the first Anne Boleyn the secoud wife of VIII were conveyed to Westminster iu litters that latter of white cloth of gold led palfries” on of these ...
... thirty-six horsemen and seventeen carriages, the household furniture and other necessaries. 'leen Katherine the first, and Anne Boleyn, the second wife |. Henry VIII., were each conveyed to Westminster in liters that of the latter being of while cloth of ...
... ge ne mansion for want of an inhabitant.— Washington Ircing. na ich DisGrace.—The King dined that same day on, with Mrs. Anne Boleyn in her chamber, who kept there an hat The yo estate more like a Queen than a simple maid. an of alarmed courtiers now strove ...
... heart fall to ruin like deserted mansion for want inhabitant Washington Irving Woisey’s Disgrace The that same with Mrs Anne Boleyn in her chamber who kept there estate more like than a simple maid alarmed courtiers strove through her to break off all ...
... event which differs from the popular one. It is as follows: The King (Henry the Eighth) dined that same day with Mrs. Anne Boleyn in her chamber, who kept there estate more like Queen than simple maid. The alarmed courtiers now strove through her to ...
... obscurity in which the early history of Anne Boleyn involved, has hitherto rendered uncertain the date of her appointment as maid of honour to Queen Catherine of Arragon, referred to in this letter. The mode which Anne Boleyn here receives the early addresses ...
... Henry's doubts of the validity of the union revived, and he secretly resolved on a divorce. An attendant of the Queen's, Anne Boleyn, was already regarded by the King as a fitting consort when the divorce should be obtained. In the transactions connected ...
... instituted in England, 970. Napoleon declared Emperor France, 1804. 19. St. Dunstan, Archbishop of Canterbury, died, A.D. 988. Anne Boleyne beheaded, 1536. Moon's Age.—Last quarter ou the 18th at minutes past 1 morning. Fairs from May till. 20. Pembridge 13 ...
... sacrifice to suspicion and vengeance within a space of 30 years in this country—namely, Mark Smeaton, in the service of Anne Boleyn, was executed in 1530' ; Thomas Abel, who taught music and grammar to Queen Catharine, wife of Henry VIII., who was hanged ...
... eye on the winter flowers. Now is the time to lay the foundation of good late display. Cinerarias, Chinese Fnmroses, the Anne Boleyn Pink, Heliotropes, Fuchsias, in succession; Chrysanthemums, and above all, the Perpetual, Tea, and other Roses, must be ...
... on the winter flowers. Now is the time to lay the foundation of a good late display. Cinerarias, Chinese Primroses, the Anne Boleyn Pink, Heliotropes, Fuchsias, succession ; Chrysanthemums, and above all, the Perpetual, Tea, and other Roses, must bs well ...
... French call the Society Les Trcmbleurs, for a similar reason. Curran died, 1817. 14. Henry the Eighth secretly married to Anne Boleyn, 1532. Leibnitz died, The source the Nile discovered by Bruce, 1770. 15. Twenty -third Sunday after Trinity.—Lessons: Morning ...