... striking. Her Excellency Lady 1 ans. downe and Lady Elliott were present throughout the evening. Lady Lansdowne appeared as Anne Boleyn, Lady Elliott poudree. Among other noteworthy costumes were Lady Miller's XV. Century, Mrs. Carey's Duchess of Devonshire ...

... Annie Cantwell King Henry VIII „ Nora ()antigen Anne Boleyn „ Mary Maswell Jane Seymour „ Grace Martin Vaiherine of Arragon le Daisy Bridgnell Krtharine Howard „ Alfredo' Pullen Katharine Parr „ Joy Bong Anne of Cleves „ Ethel Burnie Charles I ~ Clarice ...

... Keinball, Mrs. Kemball, H. L., Esq. Kensington, Mrs. Luthbury, H. 0., Esq. Lambast, Mrs. Lambert, Miss Lansdowne, H. H., Lady Anne Boleyn. r.eggatt. Miss W.ttersu. va Messurier, Mrs. Poudree. Le blessuries, Miss Dog-rose. Lyall, Mrs. 19th Century. c .yall, Miss ...

... Home Mrs. Luson's dram as Lady Teazle was very effective, and Mrs. liorne preyed a charming aim. Mrs. Hall was a stately Anne Boleyn and Mrs. Ormerod appeared poudribe as also did Mrs. Heinig. Miss Phillipson was a charming wee Scotch lassie, and little ...

... Nobleman. Hall, Mrs Desdemona. Hamilton .. A Spaniel, Matador. Han, W. B- A Bachelor of Arta. Hatch, Colonel Match, Mrs. Anne Boleyn. Hatch, Miss Vivandiere. HAS, Mr. Hay, .. Martin Stuart. 'learn. Mr. _ Hearn. Mr. - .._ _ . The Starry Firmament ...

... reasonably can and Anne Boleyn (Mrs. Crozier) at once I to keep faith with all those who, on the strength begin to display their jealousy of one anof this- indemnity, made admissions which have other, the former accusing Miss A. Boleyn brought them within ...

... treatises of Wycliffe,Tymiale, and Frith ; and he seems to have near executing Catherine Parr, his last wife, who, like Anne Boleyn, read the prohib• ited works, and further hal the hardihood to argne about them with her aging lord while the anguish of ...

... Imperial point ot i view. IN AN ARTICLE IN THZ NINETEENTH Century for June are reviewed Henry the Eighth's love letters to Anne Boleyn a collection of documents which it is' scarcely necessary to say, in view of the subsequent fate of the sprightly Queen ...

... with ferocious energy painfully strop/ling to manifest itself in his countenance, stood with uplifted axe over the devoted Anne Boleyn, who, unmind fui of her uncomfortable situation, gazed upon her sovereign with a countenance that was oh ild • like and ...

... which have done duty ever since Fancy Dress Balls weie invented. One of .he most al costumes was that of Lady Lansdowne, as Anne Boleyn, which may be described as an arrangement in black and whine, richly embroidered with pearls. Lady Kouorts, a■ a L •dy of ...

... fuch people as had no ambition to be thought learned, or from fuch as felt too much for affeaation. The famous letter of Ann Boleyn to Henry the Eighth, is-of this laft fort, in which there is fcarce an obfolete expreffion.—l hope you make a diftinaion ...

... throwing toe shuttle of a weaving loom and for any other similar werb. —Arthur James Billows, manufacturirig chemist, of 813 Ann !Street, Foititude Valley, Bushell*. in the atate of Queensland, commonwealth of Austra!ia, for improvement' in the mode of ...