... T. Boleyn, who acted ill the same capacity at the coronation of 1Ivenrv VIII. T'his honour was counterclaimed by the Marquis of Ormond, to whom it was decided to belong, the rights of the Bolbyns having merged in the crown on the. marriage of Anne Dolcyn ...

... irs 1134 ; ai sairtce, by a Tory' asrniiristratsnts, tisiser Sir Robert Peel, Lox non AS IT ?? followitsg letter, written by Ann Boleylt to a lady of her actluaiotaoce, Previours to her tssrptials seitli Henry VIII, nose ilt the ltesnession of a ceecbratedt ...

... Edward I. and his first wife, Eleanor of dastile. Anne Boleyne's pedigree is traced to Edward I. and the second wife of that monarch, Margaret of France; Jane Seymour to Edward I. and Elea. nor; Anne of Cleves to Edward I. anid Eleanor; Katharine Howard ...

... resting-roots, such as Begonias; Ery- thrinas, Oxalis, Lachenalias, &c. &c. Pits or Frames.-All the forward cuttings of the Anne Boleyn or other forcing Pinks should be put out immediately. The great secret in Pink forcing is to get out the cuttings early ...

... as-also the Polvgalas and some of the Acacias, are 1. eligible, and the Hybrid Perpetual Roses, retarded Scarlet Pelargoniums, Ann Boleyn Pinks, Neapolitan Violets,l Cinerariaq, Chinese Primroses, &c. &c. We will edeavour C s to offer advice on these plants ...

... Strand. The following were deserving of attention out of the lots sold :- - The signature of Anne Boleyn to a warrant dated the 7th day of March, 153i, simned Anne the Queene. sold for £5 ise.: Edward VI., a letter in Latin, addressed to Cosine, Duke of ...

... another cha- racterised the prohibitory law as springing from the I polluted source of Henry VIlI.'s unlawful love for Anne' Boleyn a law repealed by Mary, and restored again by! Elizabeth, for their respective legitimization. The dis-; cussion was adjourned ...

... axe-the symbols of I I his bloody reign-attach a deep and unwearying interest c D -to many of these portraits. The beautiful Anne Boleyn, l 8 whose little neck, so white and beautiful, was so soon 1, to be severed in twain, sits arrayed by the old painter ...

... parts, price Is. each : illustrated with Portraits of Wickliffe, Tyndale, Latimer, Henry V111., ...

... them the names written many of its former occupants ; among whom were Wallace, the Scottish hero, also the unfortunate Anne Boleyn. —United Service Gazette A correspondent of the Morning Post, describing the appearance of the Empress of France at the ...

... Free Assembly had asserted their right do with his case just as they liked —to use, not the keys, but the crowbar. Like Anne Boleyn, all wanted was fair trial—(cheers). In regard to the deposition, he contended that the proceedings the Assembly bad been ...

... a document T is signed by Richard the Third brought £18 ; a letter of Mary Cowr Queen of Scots, £22 ; and a letter of Anne Boleyn, £11 lbs. in ti i- Tlse interest in Mary Stuart continues undimienished. ular, As an instance of Dr Ceenming's popularity ...