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... to strong objection. A plot may be none the less slight because it embodies actual historical events, and the plot of Anne Boleyn is far too slight to support the superstructure which has been erected upon it. It may be doubted whether even a concise ...
... wealth in trade, and became Lord Mayor. From that time the Boleyns rose in importance in the county, and found their way into the Court of Henry VII. and Henry VIII. Anne Boleyn was educated in France, from which country she brought with her on her return ...
... return to flaver that Anne lost her seafrar, She lost it to one who was worthy of her- Henry, Lord Percy, the son. of the Duke Of Northumber- land, a man of 33. htandsome and tall, a Soldier from his bcnnet to his spur. He worshipped Anne, and she repaid his ...
... pedigree to the lltli century, being dascended from Sir Thomas de Boulogne or Bullen (from one branch of whose descendants Anne Boleyn, mother of Queen Elizabeth, derived). The deceased had been vicar of Sb. John's and St. Mary's Churches, Brecon, since 1864 ...
... pedigree to the 11th century, being descended from Sir Thomas de Boulogne or Bullen (from one branch of whose descendants Anne Boleyn, mother of Queen Elizabeth, derived). The deceased had been vicar of St. John's and St. Mary's Churches, Brecon, since 1864 ...
... chap. Matt. Evening, 1st lesson, 13th ch. Deut. 2nd lesson, llth ch. 1. Cor. —— 29. Restoration of Charles II., 1660. 30. Anne Boleyn crowned, 1533. —— 31. Rev. Thomas Chalmers, LL.D., died, 1847. JUNE 1. Oberlin (philanthropist) died, 1826. —— 2. Sir David ...
... THE PANTO~MM AT Tat ,ROYAr, COLOMMUM TUHXATRV 1'Ye J'olly Miller of Dee; or, HarleclT1if Anwly, Bluff King HIai and Ye Anne Boleyn, a Chre1tA pantomime written by Mr Harry BoltoU, WAR p duced at the Celosseum ?? yesterday ervnmi The-piece is founded ...
... lesson, Jude.- Evening, 1st lesson, 23rd ch. Joshua {; 2nd lesson, 12th ch. 1 Cor. — Restoration Chares II.. 1660. —— 30.—Anne Boleyn crowned, 1533. SL—Rey. Thomas Chalmers, LL.D., died, 1S1T. JUNE 1. — Oberlin (philanthropist) died, 1N26. 2.—Sir Davirl ...
... England, he held that this event was due to the very charmingly pretty face of Anne Boleyn. The monks throughout England opposed the marriage of Henry VIII. and Anne Boleyn, and consequently the monarch determined to abolish their monasteries. Having given ...
... Chatsworth Stakes, 4.40. ENTftlEs. Ki.vASTON CASTLE PLATE. — Sponisb, Dalnassie, Invevewe, Queen's. Evidence, T. B.. Pale Ale, Anne Boleyn, Generosity, Erota. Alsais, Royal Tartan, Discontent, GiTbertme, Gifford Cross, and The Shepherd. ADDITIONAL ARRIVALS. Prague ...
... of Edward III., married the Earl of March. Edward, eldest son of Henry VI. married Lady Anne Neville, daughter of the Earl of Warwick. Henry VIII. married Anne Boleyn, Jane Seymour, Katharine Howard, and Katharine Parr. The Pall Mall Gazette is able to ...
... Cythenan Crathie, Ivor, Samola, Black and White, Lady Wickham, Evelyn, Ecuador, Sardis. Lady Ma.ud, Dent,ria, Sponish, Anne Boleyn, Bashful Man, Princess Ghika, Rose Clark filly, Stephanotis, Starlight colt, Lastrea, Aurosuope, Sweet Rose, Tommy Tittlemouee ...