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... ill collec- tion, one having in the centre a fine medallion of Henry VIII., and the other a medallion of the ill-fated Anne Boleyn. The jewellery, &c., comprises magnificent head ornaments, necklaces, &c., and various ancient rings, including one found ...
... Dr. Joennr born, 1749. Tuesday ?? I1810 54 11 10 16 4 Seces. from Scotch Ch., 1844. Pet Wednosday..19 11 24 11 40 16 8 Anne Boleyn executed, 1536. Thursday ?? 20 11 06 - 16 8 Ascen. Day.-Holy Thursday. M Friday ?? 1L 0 14i 0 32i 8. 6 Miss Edgeworth died ...
... to. M~r Jesse writes rhymed coup- iota with a fowing facility, and sometimes a nice 3nodulation. Those oC the story of Anne Boleyn may be more particularly referred to. Tl'7e Liseeatsre of PoliticaZ Economyea : aG dassifed Lefta : ,e of fsec't Pu ice'ioeis ...
... Henry ?? VI.; Elizabeth Woodville, Queen of Edward IV. ; Anne of War- m wick, Queen of Richard 11.; Elizabeth of York, Queemi of Henry or Vll. ; Katharine of Arragon, Queen of Henry VIII.; Anne mn Boleyn, second Queen of Henry VIII. EIGIIT YEARS IN PALESTINE ...
... is worn, placed at the back of the head, the front, or rather the brim of which is raised, resembling the caps worn by Anne Boleyn and Catherine Howard. To complete these capotes and render them original, a rather broad lace is placed round the edge, ...
... Brandon, Duke of Suffolk, fouader of the house of Buckingham, realized 48 guineas, its purchaser being Mr Morant. Calvin, and Anne Boleyn, by Holbein, were bought by Earl Spencer for 27 guineas; and for Mary Qaeen of Scots and Lord Darnley, by Zucchero,thenoble ...
... here, written by Mr. Nelson Lee, the prolific author of a thousand pantomimes, is called Harlequin King Hal the Bluff, Anne Boleyn the Fair, Herne the Hunter, and the Good Little Fairies of the Silver Ferns. Mr. J. H. Cave, the energetic manager, plays ...
... where they were Idrowtnce. In a case heard in one of the London police courts a few days ago, the name of the defendant was Anne Boleyn, and on being asked how she came by her name, she replied that she believed she came down from Henry the Eighth. Si. ...
... ARK ET.—This Etching, MONET. POPPING THE QUESTION! -And TUE INVISIBLE PRINCE. —Doors open 64. PRINCESS'S.-THIS ETKNINO, ANNE BOLEYN.—THE NEW OKLEAXS ETHIOPIAN SERENADERS. And THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR —Doors open at flj. LYCEUM.—This Evwino, MARTIN CHCZZLEWIT ...
... PORT PEN-ITYx, BANGORt.-Arrived, J;jt> Tlamas us Ann, Tlhomals. ?? Tatisam, Evans.. .2 ) Virtue, Jones.. Jano Itunter, Davies. .M[,ry Jones, i.i Jones. .Eliza&Oatlherioe, Williams..Talacrs, Parry * .Ann, Edwelvrda .Lord Willongisby, Hlughe~s. .Charlotta ...
... a much-adopted fashion and supposed cause. Thus Louis XIV. was short stature, but wishing appear tall wore high heels. Anne Boleyn's beauty was marred an ugly wen, which she concealed by the adoption of a ruff. A Royal favourite lost her headdress out ...