... a pension of crowns of gold and two bishoprics. But the king's divorce from Katherine of Arragon led to Wolsey's ruin. Anne Boleyn looked upon the proud cardinal as her enemy. He fell, as Shakespeare says, like Lucifer, never to rise again. The king stripped ...

... our island since the time of Anne Hyde. The fact is that Anne Hyde never was a Queen-Consort at all. She died in 1671, fourteen years before the accession v- T T er throne as James 11. and VII. Her daughters, Mary and Anne, became reigning Queens of Great ...

... to have been used in 1501, to cover the infant Anne Boleyn, on the occasion of her being christened, has been preserved for many generations in a Welsh family, lineal descendants of Sir Thomas Boleyn, father of the ill-fated queen. The shift, enriched ...

... printwork of the dawn. Southey is sunk in the Catholic Question,” Milman has written a frosty “dramatic poem” which he calls* Anne Boleyn.” Scott is printing his “Life of Napoleon,” which is expected soon. . . He is said also to be engaged in a new noveF, the ...

... I never saw her so.’ In a case heard in one of the London police-courts, a few days ago, the name of the defendant was Anne Boleyn, and on being asked how she eame by her name, she replied ‘that she came down from Henry the Eighth.” Mrs Fitzdragon had ...

... chamber where Guy Fawkes was tried not spacious, and even, smaller is the. passage off wtiioh are the prisoners’ rooms, where Anne Boleyn and hecm were kept; and here again only one convenient doorway to entrance and exit. The cells under the White Tower are ...

... buried in the chapel of Peter, in the Tower of London, with account of the discovery of the supposed remains ,of Queen Anne Boleyn. Mr John Murray is the publisher.—Messrs T. & T. Clark have in the press . work on the Growth of the Spirit of Christianity ...

... admire the man or child—it is usually the latter—who can reel off a list of dates like —1066. the Battle Waterloo, 1067, Anne Boleyn has her block knocked off, 855 —time I was getting one before the Star and Garter closes. Generating Genius Coming back ...

... This famous light, the most northerly in the British Isles, is miles and miles from civilisation. ANNE BOLEYN’S KNOCKER door-knocker known as Anne Boleyn’s ■ Knocker,” which ornamented the door a house In the Dean’s Cloister Windsor Castle, has disappeared ...

... Monmoutb, the Governorship of Warwick the Kingmaker, tbe pageant of the Cloth of dold, and the beadsman who wrought the doom Anne Boleyn. sense, has never ceased to be English with its memories the death Lady Hamilton, and the exile cf au Brummell. Here Sterne ...

... plead with her merciless husband, g “two of hearts’’ * If we believe what we hear, it is years ago. and it was found that Anne Boleyn favours neither place. , along the edge of ♦ around Christmas-time that those where the figure appeared through ox does ...

... pnntwork of the dawn. Southey is sunk m the Catholic Question,” Mihnan has written a frostv “dramatic poem” which he.calls Anne Boleyn. bcott printing his “Life of Napoleon, which is expected soon. is said also to engaged in new novel* the scene of which ...