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... the Granby, Its. 1.4. Angela by the Author of Mordaunt Rs. 1-4. Attractive Man, a Novel, by Mrs. Trollope, Re. 1-4. Anne Boleyn, an Historical Romance, by Mrs. Thomson, Re. 1. Arrah Neil ; or the Cavaliers aud Roundheads, by G. P. It. James, Re. 1 ...
... Sir E. F. I ver Lytton a Tale. by Marion Harland, Atray. by B. AMPrit'a and the Auiericans, by \V. E. B. - ter, Angelis, Anne Boleyn, an historical Romance, by Mrs 1 botulism., Ati:Noaty, The, by Sir Walter Scott, Bart., Arctic ):.dons: a Narrative 1.1 ...
... When ? Where ? Wm. Smith, As. 12. Against Wiod and Tide, Holme Lee, lts. 1.10. Adventures, The, Gustave Award, Its. 1.6. Anne Boleyn, Mrs. Thomson, Re. 1. Aubrey : by the Author of Emilia Wyndham, 11s.1-6. Adventures of an Emigrant, Rowcroft, Re. 1. Alice ...
... btst account of the origin of the Poor Law, and believe that the English Reformation was born of Henri VIII.'s fancy for Anne Boleyn. There are dolmens of such men in every club, who will tell you the secret cause of every great innovation, the whisper ...
... fair has been held at Benares in aid of. the Mission Schools at Sigra ; followed by ball in which Henry VIII. polked.with Anne Boleyn; Charles I. discussed champagne and. lobster salad with Cromwell and Nadir Shah ;.end nuns danced with such grace, that ...
... death—death of good men and bad men, good women and bud women belong to the history of the Tower. Sir Walter Raleigh and Anne Boleyne rise at once to the mind ; and Laud the unadulterated priest ; and Strafford who would have made England a despotism if ...
... he lies surroutided by the celebrated but unhappy victims of ancient tyranny and of civil war. Near his grave is that of Anne Boleyn, and such names as those of Sir Thomas -More, Thomas Cromwell, the Duke of Monmouth, and the condemned Jacobites of 1745 ...
... The new work on which Mr. Hepworth Dixon is engaged is entitled ' The History of Two Queens : Catherine of Aragon and Anne Boleyn' Mr. Dixon, during some extensive researches, has die, covered, it is said, many hitherto unknown facts respecting his two ...
... modern dress. Mr. Hepworth Dixon is preparing for the press the third and fourth volumes of his work on Queen Catherine and Anne Boleyn, called the ' History of Two Queens.' A Committee of the Trustees of the British Museum has been appointed to consider the ...
... Nobleman. Hall, Mrs Desdemona. Hamilton .. A Spaniel, Matador. Han, W. B- A Bachelor of Arta. Hatch, Colonel Match, Mrs. Anne Boleyn. Hatch, Miss Vivandiere. HAS, Mr. Hay, .. Martin Stuart. 'learn. Mr. _ Hearn. Mr. - .._ _ . The Starry Firmament ...
... kneeling on this consecrated earth, Do swear— PEMBROKE [sneeringly]. Not consecrated earth, my Lord ! Her Grace's foot is on Anne Boleyn's grave-- And yours on the Protector Somerset's ! Accursed night of otnens! PEMBROKE. Pardon, my Lord, — Her Grace expects ...
... divorce, which the self-seeking priest Cramer at once corruptly pronounced, that the King might gratify his passion for Anne Boleyn. As a fact, Henry threw off the supremacy, in indignant rage because the Pope was too cowardly to offend the Emperor, who ...