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... beheading Anne Boleyne, I did think great fool for his pains. Would not have beheaded so pretty a young woman. The showman here did cause much merriment. Anne Boleyn°, he gravely informed us, would cry when the axe descended. Anne ...
... diperesillhipatit. I.l66—The Queen distributilLtb• Crimes in St. James' Park. ~• '4 • —r-at!, 19TH. 1506—Columbus, di.d. 1536—Anne Boleyn beheaded. 1656—John Hales ,itaileor died. 1788—General Cootehttaked Ostend. VW—Mir Richard mated Lord Hill. letb—Mr. Caton ...
... the act of receiving the ball ; the Abbe Liszt appears very friendly with Barnum, and Charles Dickens on good terms with Anne Boleyn and George Washington. Poor General Colley is associated with Cetewayo's favourite wives ; Jenny Lind (aa the Daughter of ...
... figures included Henry VIII (called so, am Captain Chamberlain kindly explained, because he had eight wives) beheading Anne Boleyn, who, as the sword touched her neck, emitted a most sepulchral cry of terror. One of the most popular groups was the one ...
... husband's sly attentions to Anne Boleyn, whom Katherine sternly addresses as A. B, when. ever Anne ventures to speak to the King. Katherine's jealousy is forcibly expressed through the medium of a pun ; she is always Anne of bowliu her out in the ...
... latter as Mistress Pros. Another original cud effective dress was Mrs. Temple Cole's Geisha, as was Miss Baddeley's Anne Boleyn. Miss Taylor Smith's Jockey. and E. Baddeley's Hunting costumes were most becoming, and Miss Kirkpatrick as Night also ...
... Vendanqeuee or Grape Picker. Shaw, Mrs John—Dame de Cour Louis XVI. simpson, Mrs Clement--Spanish Lady. 6 Stuart, Mrs C J—Lady Anne Boleyn. Strange, Mrs Luineden—Ainy Robsart. Saunders, Miss—Spanish Dancer. • Smith, Mrs Albert C—Turkish Lady. Shaw-Stewart, Mrs—Court ...
... active part he had taken in the negotiations for the marriage of his master with the ill-favoured Anne of Clever', who escaped the like fate—the fate of Anne Boleyn and Catharine How. aid—by aceepting divorce from the habitual perpetrator of judicial murders ...
... England marriages of the kind described are prohibited, primarily because when King Henry VIII wanted to marry the ill-fated Anne Boleyn, and was at a loos to discover any better excuse for dissolving his marriage with Catherine of Arragon, he suddenly discovered ...
... costumes were very striking. Lady Lansdowne and Lady Elliott were present throughout the evening. Lady Lansdowne appeared as Anne Boleyn, Lady Elliott poudrfe. Among other noteworthy costumes were Lady Miller's XV. Century, Mrs. Carey's Duchess of Devonshire ...
... there none could at all plant, and the chemical changes on which it. compare with Lady Lansdowne, as Anne gmwth depends proce ed less rapidly. Soil Boleyn; while Miss Lambert, as the White condenses many times its volume of gas with. Duchess excited very ...