... print, as Appendix to Lord Henry Percy’s “ Chronicle of Henry VUI.,” Ac., the original documents relating to the trial of Anne Boleyn from the de Secretis.” They have hitherto been known merely from the abstract given in one the Deputy-Keeper’s Reports, ...

... to ary, portrait-gallery, and post-room, but in vni n —even to reminiscences of the landing of Essex, Southampton, and Anne Boleyn. May stood firm. He ascribed her reserve to shyness; but she could not make her shyness unattractive, least of all to Captain ...

... VIII. has • hold which is not pleasant. But then there will be all the relics of his wives. We shall have the virtue of Anne Boleyn again to debate, and the sorrows of Catherine of Arragon to weep over. Practically, however, the exhibition will resolve ...

... great event had been other thaa truculent and lustful tyrant, and the motive rause baa questionable than the beauty of Anne Boleyn. It was a great work, but it would be absurd to call it a glorious work. It was God’s doing, because without allowance nothing ...

... . crown Bvo., A WINTER with the BEDOUINS the EUPHRATES VALLEY. With Pull Account the Arabs and their Horace. Lady ANNE BLUNT “Lady Anne Blunt is entitled descent authoress, since she is the granddaughter of Lord Byron. Raving previously explored the Sahara ...

... e«ls.. crown A WINTER with the BEDOUINS of the EUPHRATES VALLEY. With Pal! Account the Arabs and their Horsee. Lady ANNS BLUNT Lady Anne Blunt is untitled descent be authoress, since she the granddaughter of Lord Byron. Having previously explored the Sahara ...

... surprising that the Ring's envy should have been aroused by the splendour of the palace. On one of his visits the monarch and Anne Boleyn sat in chairs •. covered with black velveste, having high back, with the Cardinal's arm. as Archbishop of York, emblazoned ...

... Madame de Stael: “I have loved God, my father, and li- Grotius : “ Be serious.” Tasso: * Into berty.” thy hands, O Lord!” Ann e Boleyn: “It is small, very small indeed” (clasping her n eck). Sir Thomas More: “I pray you, see me safe up, shift for my- and ...

... Further, there is a confirmatory record in the year of the reign of Henry VIII (shortly after that Monarch’s marriage with Anne Boleyn. of which ceremony the Duke was witness) that obtained grant, in fee, of the Manors of Acton- Burnell.Holgat. Abbiton. ...

... Parsons Buried in the Chapel of St. Peter in the Tower of London. With Acconat toe scovery of the supposed Remains of Queen Anne Boleyn. By DOYNB C. BELL. F.S.A. With Plates and Woodcuts, 410., 425.. THE TEMPLES of the JEWS and the OTHER BUILDINGS la the AREA ...

... Persons Buried the Chapel of St. Peter the Tower of London. With Account of the D scovere of the supposed Remain# Qnecn Anne Boleyn. By DOYNE C. BELL, K-B.A. With Plate* and Woodcut*, ito-. 42*.. TEMPLES of the JEWS u ...

... Bre;ston, a gentleman of the Privy Chamber, rubsequently executed on a false charge of having bad improper intercourse with Anne Boleyn. In later days Wolter, visited Blackheath under far different circumstances. It was on that historic ground that be met ...