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... chamber, and there would fall in dalliance among the Queen’s maidens, being at the last more con- versant with Mistress Anne Boleyn than with any other.” Wolsey separated the boy and girl in summary fashion. In later years he was chosen by the King to ...
... Act of the Act of Succession, going beyond the which was to vest the succession to the Crown in the offspring of Henry by Anne Boleyn, included a recognition of the trut! of the preamble, which affirmed the invalidity of the King's first marriage and the ...
... on Anne Bole yn is a highly artistic piece of work. It affords g! limpses of her somewhat by the “ big man, like rough and ready courting of eyes that gazed to become too big. with on all.” The paper has many illustra- tions, one of them of Anne Boleyn ...
... ferocious race; what crimes there are in their history. Think of Henry VIII. marrying Lady Seymour the day after he had had Anne Boleyn be- headed. We should never have done such a thing in eur country. Nero never committed such crimes. And Queen Mary! Ah ...
... Plates, 3 vols. fe) . Svo., LMAN’'S POETICAL WOR $; containing Samor Ny Fall of Jerusalem, Balshazzar, Martyr of Antioch Anne Boleyn, &c. 3 vols. it Bvo., 2 Ww vs. from the Earliest ILMAN'S HISTURY of the JEN Period. eoutjinued to Modern Times. ost BVO ...
... lish na — Orcr re dors ADE AMEE ewe eke th we este his pas noble Promicr ions, the process became always from the death of Anne Boleyn, at least with compli: mecting incon one, In the course of the article Mechonies’ In everal incidenial « scussions ; and ...
... its fall, and may thus destroy its authors. In an attractive number of the Strand we are told how it feels to be crowned. Anne Boleyn wrote—“ And Godde knows and his grace of Canterbury can tell, and Friar Robert, whether or no I shed tears not of joy but ...
... of hie private wealth. The direct however, was to be found in his endeavour to prevent the mar- riage of the King with Anne Boleyn, after the King had spared no effort to nullify his marriage with Queen Catherine. Thie act of grose cruelty towards the ...
... marriage, questi ns the legitimacy of her daughter Mary, the King's proi*osal« torn divorce, the splendid and dramatic end of Anne Boleyn. the birth of Queen Elizabeth, the lon's; and passionate struggle* of fit? divorced Queen for the recovery dl'ker and stale ...
... Heury * bore real goodwill to the Cardinal.” Wol- sey hal incurred the dislike as well of Queen Ka and hee friends as of Anne Boleyn and her in The former considered that what he had u regard to the divorce was iniquitous. Th vite. cegarded bis action as ...
... presemt Marquis of Ripou. A paper on Some Royal deals with amatory epistics that passed between Heary VIII. and the ill-fated Anne Boleyn aod Mr Herbert Paul as usual sums up tersely the political situa- tien. Otber papers in the number are of much value. Tn ...
... whow organ in the St Gladstone with the finest Stephen's of his dey. ‘ear the Knole is Hever Castle, the birthplace of Anne Boleyn, and asso ted in later years with art and letters, for it was rented by a little company of artist, including at least two ...