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... Excavation By bron 4 Ten BEDOUIN: Account of the Arabs and their Horses. By Lady ANNE BLUN With some ag in Notices of rae With an Account of the the supposed Rewains of Queen Anne Boleyn. By DO’ st ...
... result of their labours is most elaborate. One form has taken historical personages, which accounts for the appearance Anne Boleyn, Queen Elizabeth, the Princess Elizabeth (from the pictux-e by Yandyck), and even chubby Thomas A’Becket. As the costumes' ...
... he meditates on the turn affairs are taking, angry exclamation t the King’s projected marriage with Anne soleyn— “ Anne Boleyn! No ; I'll no Anne Boleyn for him !” and hot but determined opposition, coupled with his wistful and abstracted ...
... the Free Assembly had asserted their right to do with his case just they liked, to use not the keys but the crowbar. Like Anne Boleyn, all he wanted was fair trial (Cheers.) In regard the deposition, contended that the proceedings of the Assembly had been ...
... been a wise discretion shown in making these sketches brief yet full of infor- mation. (London ; Hutchinson & Co. 4s.) “Anne Boleyn” is a historical drama in five acts, to which the author has unfor- tunately not aj nded his name. From a literary point ...
... troublous days of the eighth Henry when that monarch lent himself to the introduction of Protestantism to win the smiles of Anne Boleyn. Unfortunately the way in which it is told detracts from its interest. The writer has little of the historical faculty, ...
... with which every reader will be more or less acquainted, with fresh interest and charm. Elizabeth, Catherine of Arragon, Anne Boleyn, Jane Seymour, Catherine Howard, with the other Queens and Princesses of the Royal House, are presented in the light of ...
... wall that Miss Kate had to do was Constance de Grev ‘Thirlwall gaveevery satisfaction as La od Miss Emma Avern likewise as Anne Boleyn, Miss Coleri made her debut bere as Le de Boissy, which yed excellently, Miss Cole- ms poserssed of considerable ability ...
... watched with hawk-like eyes over the virtue of the younger orphan. Without Bessie there would have been adventure. Now, Anne Boleyn at that time ruled Henry’s Court. But in an evil hour the king set eyes the beauteous Laura, and forthwith stormed to possess ...
... to the general reader this book will be welcome. jie stor of Catherine of Arragon, the glory of Wolsey, the romance of Anne Boleyn, all so full of interest, enrich the pages of this book. Shakespeare's ‘ius has depicted the period in his “ en en IL” We ...
... Augustine, written across a book of Cicero —also original MSS. of Tasso and Bocoaccio, letters of Henry VIII, of England to Anne Boleyn, and many exquisitely illuminated breviaries and missals. There are 590 Hebrew MSS., 920 ArabicMSS., 23,000 Latin, and 5600 ...
... Uistoric Persons Buried in the Chapel St Peter in the Tower of London, With an Accoant of the Discovery of the of Queen Anne Boleyn. iy DU — Lae Plates and Woodeuts, #0, HE T ES of the JEW: the other ia the H RAM AL ERUSA- LEM. by 5 ERG! DE. vith Map. ...