... show that what is said and done is tdvo sentries in advance. We are soon introduced to Cardinal Wolsey, King Heeny, and Anne Boleyn. The King consults Volsey about his desire for a change of wives, which he ingeniously attempts to justify by the plea that ...

... Price's bliss Colford, 8st each. Match, 50, T. Y.C.-Lord Exeter's Corlian, 9st. heat by a neck Mr Pettit's Anne Boleyn, 76t.-b to 4 on Anne Boleyn. Match, 100, h. ft. T.Y.C.-Colonel Peel's Paganini 8st. 121b., beat by a length Lord Exeter's Elf, St. Handicap ...

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... legation, as a lady of the court in the six- teenth century. Amongst the most remarkable costumes were those of Henry VIII., Anne Boleyn, the Duke de Sully, Villiers, Duke of Buckingham, Peter the Great, and other historical personages. The other dresses were ...

... such things as Rhododen. drons, azaleas, Persian lilacs, sweet briars, moss and other roses, sedums, Kalmias, Daphnes, Anne Boleyn pinks, Dutch bulbs, &c. If the heat is furnished by means of fermenting materials, keep down accumnu- lating damp and mouldiness ...

... rites. To ber majesty,. Queen Emmaj cannot be applied the lovely words of Gray on Anne Boleyn- t Ere love dia teach a moach to be wise, .And gospel Ight first beam'd from Boleyn's eyes; inasmuch as his majesty was early baptised. The Miseionarilea have worked ...

... made, and whose lyttel necke would give the heademan so little trouble to sever. These are almost certainly those of Anne Boleyn. Not far off the diggers canae upon the remains of what must have been a mani. (l. more than ordinary stature; and on comparing ...

... the cosut were kind and complying. At last we come to that epi- sode in history's romance which makes us acquainted with Anne. Boleyn. She appeared in the royal circle. Feoia, vidi, vici was the result on her side, as she beheld a monarch sighing and sueiug ...

... Earl of Shrewsbury, but Anne being for a time dismissed the Court, less happy than her quondam lover, failed to find a mate amidst the enforoed seclusion of her sire's estate, and never wedded until she espoused the King. Anne Boleyn never forgave Wolsey ...

... Wells collection, 20igs. (Reynolds). I Miniature of a lady in a white dress, in a garden, 31gs. .(Moore). Portraits of Anne Boleyn and Mary, Queen of Scots, lOin. by Sin., 2ligs. (Gall). A pair of silver- mounted Aveuturibre candlesticks, 1Ohit. high ...

... in London University. Mr. E. M. Ward will probably send to the Royal Academy two pictures: 1. Represents the arrival of Anne Boleyn at the Tower previous to her trial. 2. A new version, or reproduction, of a design which was recently exhibited by Mr. Ward ...

... was to enable the King to marry another woman whilst his wife was alive. He is here wrong in his dates. The King married Anne Boleyn according to some historians Nov. 14, 1532 and according to others Jan. 25, 1533 but the Act of Supremacy was not passed ...