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... consorts viz,, Anno Boleyn, by whom lie had Elizabeth, and be- headed her three years after the birth in 1536 Jane Sey- mour, who died in the ntextyear, aftter the birth of Edward VI., in 1537 Catherine Howard (cousin of Anne Boleyn), beheaded 1540 and ...
... Douglas Jerrold's drama The Heart of Gold and in Morris Baruett's melodrama The Mlarried Unmarr ied. In 1S55 she played Anne Boleyn, in a revival of Shake- speare's Henry the Eighth at the Princess's, Mr and Mrs Charles Kean sustaining the leading characters ...
... Pauline in the Lady of Lyons, Madanes Vidal in A Life Chase, ?? Belton in Uncle Dick's Darling, and Amy Robsart and Anne Boleyn. She was married in early life to Mr. Lee, the son of a clergyman, but we believe was divorced in America, The body of the ...
... At 205 Bath Street, on the 1st instant. by the Rev. Alexander M'Caul Forrester, of West Linton, John B. Cowan, M.D., to Anne Boleyn Bachanan, second daughter of James William Alston, Esq., of Stock, briggS.- At 195 N ew City Road. on the ist instant, by ...
... years of age she found her mother divorced, herself bastardized, and deprived of the succession, her father married to Anne Boleyn, and Elizabeth born and acknowledged heiress to the throne. 2. Elizabeth was equally unfortunate. Born in 1533, she was ...
... in To Parents and Guardians. At the Hlaymarket, on Feb. 5th, 1876, Mr Cecil was the t Chapuis, in the historical play Anne Boleyn, by Tom Taylor, then produced. On April 15th he was the Doctor Downward, in Mliss Gwilt, by Wilkie Collins, o then first ...
... next work, The Switzers, appeared in 1872, and was followed by the History of Two Queens, Catharine of Aragon and Anne - Boleyn, four volumes, 1873-4. Mr Dixon was appointed a Magistrate for Middlesex in 1869. Politics and public life divided his ...
... became Ufse asd less apparent. lu -lhree plays of which we have not yet spoken- Twixt Axe and Crown, Joan of Are. and Anne Boleyn, he at. tempted to revive dramatic interest in five acts and blank verse, and if the result did not quite equal his ex ...
... appeared at the Haymarket in January 11876, as Juliet, Rosalind, and created the title role in 0. the late Tom Taylor's play Anne Boleyn. Her J.engagement concluded, 'she hied her steps once more in to America, and for eight months travelled the el States ...
... (20) ' Margaret Catcbpole, the Suffolk Girl.' By the Rev. Richard Cobbold. (Hod0gson's Household yorels.) Hodaeoi. (21) ' Anne Boleyn.' An. Historical Romance. By Mrs Thomson. (The Par/our Library.) Hodgson. (22) ' Roatledge's Shakespeare.' Edited by H. ...
... IKendals at the Court Theatre in March, 1889, she wras the Lady Gil- lingham; and after a tour in America she appeared as Anne Boleyn, in Flespry FIII., at the Lyceum, and understudied Miss Terry, a function she subsequently performed during the run of Lear ...
... at the Bay;market in January, 1'S 6, as Juliet, Posalad, and 1 created the title role in the late Tom Tav- s lors play Anne Boleyn. HIer engaement concluded, she hied her steps once more to America, and for eight mouths travelled thle ?? repeating her ...