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... s extract refine to the embassy sent by Henry 110 seek front the Pope his divorce in order that he might be married to Anne Boleyn :— henry VIII. desired that his representatives should appear with great pomp, and accordingly the ambassador and his ...
... and his four wives, 1500, Ingrave, Essex. Sir Humphrey Stanley, 1504, Westminster Abbey The Earl of WilAire. father of Anne Boleyn, li3B, Hever, Kent. A Knight and Lady, circa 1550. A Palimpiret, 1560, Fryerning, Essex. George White, 1584, Hutton, Erimex ...
... and panting all things that onsoaraed the county under the seal of the earldom. In September, 1532, Henry VIH. advanced Anne Boleyn, whom aftarwanls married privately, to the dignity Marchionase Peenbroke. The Eml of Pembroke, who was captured at Edgecote ...
... mumble-jumbles. The Bible was brought into the controversy for unworthy and unholy ends. Henry loved the Bible because loved Anne Boleyn, and loved lioth with equal purity. The Bible was the only antidote to Papistical doctrines. The church the must papistical ...
... letters. His sisters, both Mary and Elizabeth, were learned and accomplished women. Although Mr. Friedlander, in his life of Anne Boleyn, has formed a low opinion of his mother, Queen Jane Seymour, there is no evidence to bear this out, and certainly the Seymours ...
... Miss Neilson's next engagement in London was at the Haymarket, where she appeared as the heroine of Mr. Tom Taylor's Anne Boleyn. This engagement ended, she re-appeared in America, to be received with even greater warmth than before. The members of ...
... Nov., 1620. The second son of Thomas Carey, William, Esquire of the body to Henry VIII., married Mary Boleyn, sister of the unfortunate queen, Ann Boleyn, and his son, Henry Carey, was raised to the Peerage, as Lord Hunedon, in 1569. Robert Carey, fourth ...
... if.—cook plate at Vows Mall oo erring, sake theef • rowmietes of gentlerra of the Joris jerkins bead, from Wiambersr, was ann. door, .ad rV tellowiag mere rear Lain. —Mrs D. Amson. Mother Harried; Mee Carus; Wise Aridenaeo, Erring Dross; Mrs Cr. ; Mies ...
... Sir Robert Colli na, Lieut.-Colonel Sir Fleetwood Edwards, Air. Fritz Ponaonby, Air. A. R. Mi Id may. A.—“ Anmr Bolrtn.”—Anne Boleyn, Lady Eliza- beth Meade. B.—“ Sruiramih”—H.R.H. Prince** Beatrice (Prinores Henry of Battenberg), H.R.H. Duchess of Albany ...
... History of the Island, because of his opposition to Sir George Carey, Governor of Cansbrooke Castle and nephew of Queen Ann Boleyn, during the time of the threatened Spanish Armada. Dillington, who declared that he could not brook the arbitrary proceedings ...
... n Spanish French policy, hie leok of heir, eod for Ann. Boleyn, Itom Katharine of Arragon. Wolaoy, with the old uobility bating him an npatart, the mipnlar fooling him lor the Kronen Affiance, nnd Anne against him, wee foredoomed to fmlere. Mr. gfH. maimed ...
... every class in the community the appeal met with a hearty answer. In the Isle of Wight Sir George Carey, the nephew of Queen Ann Boleyn, and therefore cousin to the Queen, was, in 1582, appointed Captain of the Island and of Carisbrooke Castle. Carey had, ...