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... few years since. The following were amongst the most remarkable lots, with the prices they produced :-A letter signed by Anne Boleyn-11t. ?? A letter of Pomponne de Belligvre, who was sent as ambassador from the French Court, to intercede with Elizabeth ...
... re- s minded the on-looker of some of the pictures Mr. l uilpspits so well ; a regular-featured,- arch- ed Rosalind; an Anne Boleyn, who looked quite I nning enough for her part; a Mary Queear of 1 lots, who made you vouch for the spotless inno- 5 mace ...
... 25th a Henry VIII., so far as it affected the validity of her a1 mother's marriage with the King. Elizabeth, daughter ftof Anne Boleyn, succeeded Mary, when it was necessary, ina order to make good her title, to reverse in a great r measure what had been ...
... ? ?? jam sedet boo; sed sedet ille vigiL Amongst the most remarkable coronations which the Abbey witnessed was that of Anne Boleyn, in e 1533, so grapbically described by Mr. Froude:- e Her train was borne by the old Duchess of Nor- Y folk, her aunt; ...
... interesting though slight compared with his work generally; two are in fact rather sketches of rooms in Hever -castle, where Anne Boleyn was born, and very trathfdlly painted for what they pre- tend to be; a third is a more careful work, and represents a little ...
... rentury, and proves,we think, beyand a doubt that in the divorce cae Henry was right and the papacy wrong. The marriage with Anne Boleyn was even recommended by the papal autho- rities sashortmethod of bringingaboutthedecision of Rome. It would, we think, be ...
... Bluff King Hal; tr Charle3 V. in his youth, Perkin Warbeck, Capu- el cius, the subtle nuncio and imperial ambassador; ce Anne Boleyn, Sir Thomas More, Wolsey, Cran- as iner, with all that rich stream of lords, ladies a] soldiers, statesmen, and priests ...
... Gloucester, being e charged with sorcery, &c., walked barefoot, with a taper in ?? hand, to St. Paul's. Here, too, Queen Anne Boleyn, in her passage to her coronation, was received by a page ute repressnting Pallas, Juno, and Venus, and was apresented with ...
... the Criprle, Mr. T. Thorne; Suffolk, Miss Amy Sheridan; De . Bofosy, M3is Bliss Holt; Queen Katherinoe Mr. H. J. Turner; Anne Boleyn. Miss F. Hughes; Constance, Miss Newton; Rose de la Foie, Miss Walters. The Committee for orgsing the Bsnofit performance ...
... can the liberty: Mr. Dendy has taken with history, as intheaffair of Bogworth-field and the courtshp of Henry VIIL with Anne Boleyn. To treit history in this way is to make a greasy hash of a. good Joint, depriving it of both its proper flavour and nutriment ...
... the king to be null and void; he married the king to Anne Boleyn five ti days after, and subsequently stood sponsor to the w Princess Elizabeth. He subsequently pronounced t, the marriage with Anne to be invalid, thereby bas- el tardising the child to ...
... in a Fix, ans exisiiessetS~ WV. P. Frith, L.A. ; tise Death of ?? eetI Hubert and Medge, by D. Mlaclies, R.A.;Iaeitildo Anne Boleyn, by A. Egg..A. ; the DamesSIoi id51 beautiful work of T. Webster,R.A., Returnhig Iloise, smi lng example of T. Faed, A.RA: ...