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... for balls and soirees are in great variety tur- oaos of rich materials with resides, the coiffures Blanche de ^sltlle, Anne Boleyn, Marie Stuart, toqueLamballs, Coiffure sevtlltane and Ninon, are among the favourites. Capotes for young ladies have teen ...
... 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 ...
... ancient and most curious historical state papers and other similar docu. ments. A Prayer-book given by Henry the Eighth to Anne Boleyn, and a very singular volume containing calendars and tables, writtenkly the Protector Somerset, apd dated 1froame the Towarr ...
... revenue to the state of about £14,000, In 1841, wl irt the amount realised was £50,000. e nd al records of the trial of Qecen Anne Boleyn, tsq ho spoetohvbendsroyed, have riecentlyth ith been discovered amongst the ancient documents of the tu AP ourt of Queen's ...
... VIII., to Anne Boleyn, on the morning of their maniage; it is richly chased, engraved and ornamented with ficur de lys; on the top sits a lion, bearing the arms of England, the weights are gilt, curiously chased with the initials of Henry and Anne, within ...
... p. p. for threeX y-ar oils. t Colts, Sst Si3b.; fillies, 8st.-Olle mile mid a half. I Mr Baird'g 1). f. bv ChampigflOn, Anne Boleyn, (J. Gray) 1 a Mr Sitwe I's t. e by Champignon, Bit of taitarta - 2 e A beatitiftil rare, and wveil contested till within ...
... who perfornned the effice at the Coronations Henry VYl1. But the Court decided, that by tiue marri;'ge of the King Oittl Anne Boleyn, the Tight nf appoonnient re. ver:ed to the King arld, accordingly, they costiumed L.e ;j claim of tire Earl of Ormonde ...
... legend is attached to it, which ren- ders it an object of great interest—it was used at the coronation of the unfortunate Anne Boleyn. Besides these crowns and sceptres, there are in the jewel- room, or as it is called in the old Norman French, the language ...
... Misses Fortescue, Juoia Ilennett, aned Reynolds.-Amnd TME IN VISI- BLE PRiNCE.-Doors open at 6g. PRINCESS'S. - Tins EVENINO, ANNE BOLEYN. - And SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER1-Doors opCn at G.J. LYCE.UM.-Teins EvEsexo, THIE WIGWAM. Messrs. Matthows, Oxberry, and eceley ...
... published, and is in size only interior to the folio; the literary part is, of course, the same-and the engravings, those of Anne Boleyn, Archbishop Cranmer, and Sir Philip Sidney, appear to us superior to their predecessors of larger size. The new work ...
... protestant religion was entirely owing to the divorce of Henry and Cathe- rine, though it might materially assist- (since Anne Boleyn not only used all her endea- vours to foment a quarrel with the Pope, as the readiest \7-zy to her attaining royal dignity ...
... fice to Suspicion and vengeance within a space of thirty years in this country-namely, Mark Smeaton, in the ser- vice of Anne Boleyn, who was executed in 1536; Thomas Abel, who taught music and grammar to Queen Catherine, wife of Henry VIII., who was hanged ...