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... from. •• in clumps, in crowns, pots, or from the open.” and wherever he placed it, ” the Ourisia invariably died, like Anne Boleyn, mns nul remede.” And then one day was tempted the offer of a very cheap lot It. and stuck the tufts in every vacant corner ...
... Melodies ‘America as Mr. Daly’s leading man. Miss | Three Pieces also had considerable Shakespearean experi- 1, Mé yyed Anne Boleyn in the *‘Chief’s revival Symphony in I of “Henry VIII,” Olivia in Mr. Daly’s ‘Additions t Twelfth Night,” and Rosalind, ...
... may be said to be Gairdner does not take the favourable view either of Henry's character, or of his His relations with Anne Boleyn rapt from first to last. Of the sup- seems to be that, whatever pression of the Monasteries the opinion came of it in the ...
... twenty Kings. Their connection with the Crown has always been close, and a kind of family relationship was sot up when, in Anne Boleyn, Henry VIII. married grand-daughter of a Mercer who had been Lord Mayor. There was, indeed, every reason why, in the days ...
... English provinces and in America, as “leading man” with the late Mr. Augustin Daly. Miss Violet Vanbrugh’s performances of Anne Boleyn, in Sir Henry Irving's Lyceum production of “ Henry VIII.,” and of Olivia, in Mr. Daly's pro- duction of “ Twelfth Night ...
... red ‘erusniem, came imto the wossion of that Karl Perey, of Green) the boyish (named uader who had the t of the Manor, ot Anne Boleyn, on in 1537. He was and retained it until his dee reh with much solemoity by baried in Hackney (“hai and the Abbot of Stratfor ...
... misled by others »hen his acta were unkind. The truth is that King Henry excelled in the provision of scapegoats ; Wolsoy, Anne Boleyn, and Thomas Cromwell were hated in torn for the misdeeds of a master who employed them and destroyed them in turn. Mr. LUly ...
... King on one side or the other.” is this which gives political significance to the lives of Katharine of Aragon, Anne Boleyn, Jane Sey- mour, Anne of Cleves, Katharine Howard, and Katharine Parr. They represent plot and counter- plot—the intrigues of rival ...
... PIER HOTEL . SOUTHEND-ON-SEA, GRAND HOTEL SEA, BT. GEORGE’S HOTEL . WEBTCUFF. HERNE BAY. CROWN HOTEL RAYLEIGH. t ANNE BOLEYN HOTEL .. ROCKFORD, nr.SOUTHEND. GRAND HOTEL FRINTON-ON-SEA Fr. ROYAL HOTEL SOUTHEND-ON-SEA 355. London Agent*. THE LAND ...
... Pennell illustrates, stories of three Queens, for Mary Tudor stayed FramUngham for convenience of escape to Flanders, while Anne Boleyn and Catharine Howard were natives the county. It is also the country of Gainsborough, Crome, Cotraan, Constable, and the ...
... Charade (the dam Mveral wianere), SlockweU; foaled In February. a A BAY COLT, by Uncae oat Pretence, Protender, her dam, Anne Boleyn, Y. Melbourne ; foaled February 22. On THURSDAY, YEARLINGS. their coMtements, the property of Mr Henry Chaplin. A BAT FILLY ...