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... resume of the summer novelties imported from the Parisian capital, and which will be very welcome to our lady readers. The Anne Boleyn chapeau is particularly worthy of their attention ; indeed, there are some unarming spring toilettes which, for elegance ...
... Bari of Morthnaberland; at all that from which addressed the letter to Cromwell, May 18th, 1536. •soalpating himself and Anne Boleyn from th* charge Henry V 111. wished to fix upon him, in regard to some alleged pre-oowtract. The house wuh I bmlt in a ...
... had been the captains of armies, the leaders parties, the oracles of senates, and the ornaments of C °lfter remarks upon Anne Boleyn, Lady Jane Grey, the Duke of Somerset. Fisher, the Duke of Northnmherland, Guildford Dudley, Devoreux. Earl of Essex, that ...
... presided, was appointed to try the question, and the marriage was declared to be null and void, the king had privately married Anne Boleyn, and Cranmer declared to good and valid. The Pope annulled Cranmer's sentence; Henry renounced his allegiance to the Pcpe ...
... cruelty of Tallia, the military character of were all pourtrayod in a moat vivid manner; whilst Marcia, Matilda, Katherine Anne Boleyn, Lady Jane Grey (whose final moments were depicted the lectarer, fall of pathos and feeling,) Mary, Elizabeth, and, not ...
... interest than even its Harold, or its Harold’s Abbey. It was at the nick of time when Henry VIII., having taken a fancy for Anne Boleyn, all at once conceived the idea that he had been very naughty in marrying his brother’s widow, Katherine, but could not ...
... gained is the ascendency of Protestantism. Just few items from the means adopted —Craomer and his dealings with Henry VIII, Anne Boleyn, etc., his treatment of Oeorge van Paris and Joan Boucher, Lather. Mslancthon and Co., with the Prince of Thuringia, Calvin’s ...
... tbe Earl of Northumberland writing in an alarmed way to Secretary Cromwell, vowing that he bad never proposed marriage Anne Boleyn. Tbe Earl, who diea year afterwards, supposed to have left tbe house to Henry, with tbe one already mentioned on the south ...
... Maoaxin* ro* Mabi h. A firstrate number; irrespective the two serial stories, we have excellent paper by Mr. Hepworth Dixon Anne Boleyn,’ In which clears many passages of her life of the donbts oast upon it by the Roman Catholic element with dirty Roman Catholic ...
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... approaching completion in the Boleyn roaid. They will be capable of affording living room for three families each, and are an important addition the residential portion of the neighbourhood. Mr. Alfred Capsey, of Claremont House, St. Ann's road, Stamford Hill; ...
... 24th Inst. For fame and farther particular apply to T. B. Bartow. Dimctor and Manager. SO. Street. 8.C.. L,*P MARTIN. 52. Boleyn-road. Kin«sland. N.E. and W. HARRIS, 159. Klnisland-road. N.B. JgELLE gTEAMERS. From FRESH WHARF, LONDON BRIDGE. 915.—Daily ...