... France. The new work on which Mr Hepworth Dixon is engaged, is entitled The History of Two Queens, Catherine of Arragon and Anne Boleyn. Mr Dixon, during some extensive researches, has discovered, it is said, many hitherto unknown facts respecting his two ...

... “career, (3.) The materials which will enable us to ly attribated to the whole of his oom, get nearer to the truth as to Anne Boleyn are not yet be ible to make an attem: and some years will yet elapse ere it will to state it. ut this etudy has ex eo far ...

... Selections. SIR THOMAS WYATT AND ANNE BOLEYN. One day, while Anne Boleyn was busy at her embroidery frame, and Wyatt was hovering near her, he snatched from her a jewelled tablet which hung a chain out of her pocket, and thrusting it into his bosom, swore ...

... a pension of crowns of gold and two bishoprics. But the king's divorce from Katherine of Arragon led to Wolsey's ruin. Anne Boleyn looked upon the proud cardinal as her enemy. He fell, as Shakespeare says, like Lucifer, never to rise again. The king stripped ...

... to have been used in 1501, to cover the infant Anne Boleyn, on the occasion of her being christened, has been preserved for many generations in a Welsh family, lineal descendants of Sir Thomas Boleyn, father of the ill-fated queen. The shift, enriched ...

... I never saw her so.’ 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 eame by her name, she replied ‘that she came down from Henry the Eighth.” Mrs Fitzdragon had ...

... buried in the chapel of Peter, in the Tower of London, with account of the discovery of the supposed remains ,of Queen Anne Boleyn. Mr John Murray is the publisher.—Messrs T. & T. Clark have in the press . work on the Growth of the Spirit of Christianity ...

... signing the will with her assumed name and a fearful appendage— Lncy Mason, the lost.— Knickerbocker. ANNE BOLKYN. The character of Anne Boleyn has been variously estimated, according to the point of view of those who judged her. living female writer ...

... concluded a most enjoyable day's outing. Anne Boletn's Clock.-The first and most historically important of the Queen's Windsor « xampies is the clock which Henry VIII. is said feu have given as present Anne Boleyn her wedding morning. It is gilt metal—silver ...

... difficult.”^- Louis XIV. J “Let me die to the sounds of delicious music, Mirkbeau. “It is small, very small,” alluding to hex Anne Boleyn. “Let the earth filled with His glory.”—Bishop Broughton. •'i “ Let me hear those notes so long my solace and ...

... Elizabeth sat on the throne, and the question of her legitimacy depended on the legality uf the marriage of Henry VIII. with Anne Boleyn This was, therefore, no doubt, a question on which she herself felt with the greatest bitterness. But the statute passed ...

... professor, as he looked over his glasses at the youth, ever committing a **I think no one could accuse you, Mr Brown, of Before Anne Boleyn ascended the she her last message to the king, to thank him for the care he etill took to contribute to her further eleva- ...