... to strong objection. A plot may be none the less slight because it embodies actual historical events, and the plot of Anne Boleyn is far too slight to support the superstructure which has been erected upon it. It may be doubted whether even a concise ...

... the fait pleasaunces of Windsor. Her Majesty had many examples in the Queens of England of this love for the cross-bow. Anne Boleyn and Queen B ass were particularly devoted to it, and so ill could the Virgin Queen brook a superior bow to her own that ...

... . It seems to have been singularly i fter its fashion. On the following Sunday, however, Charles II, !~ \ Il, litania, Anne Boleyn, Bully Bottom, Mistress and the Misses ?? tandaI whole host of Zouaves Highlanders, and Spanish ladies, l 1 ncr their lastor ...

... Among the greatest women, they say, they were sure the English would have put either Edith of the Swan-neck, Elizabeth, Anne Boleyn, Mary Stuart, or some other Englishwoman. On the contrary, they note with amazement that John Bull actually gives the ...

... most inte- resting amongst the portraits of the period are those of Henry VIII.'s Queens, including Catherine of Arragon, Anne Boleyn, and Catherine Howard, all in Case F. The lady described as Catherine of Arragon appears generally attired in the curious ...

... Castle, near Tonbridge, as a residence, is having extensive repairs executed. The Castle, which at one time was occupied by Anne Boleyn, will, it is understood, be closed to visitors for the future. The Crown living of Stonehouse, in the diocese of Gloucester ...

... (second notice). Lang's Butterflies of Europe. The .I.'ra va'- l roude's Life of Carlyle,'' by IV. WVallacc. Friedmaun's Anne Boleyn, by Iianes Gairdner. Davidon's Book of Job, by the Rev. T. K. Cheynl. Ia-me 's Tfanslaion of Tasso, ov Jamnes ?? Minchin ...

... poou of Westminster. We may fairly take as an instance the chroniclers' account of the procession at the coronation of Anne Boleyn : for I-Hall expressly states that it exactly' resembled the Lord Mayor's Day processions, except that the Lord ?? barge ...

... but Margaret Roper; 97, not Anne Boleyn, but Anne, Queen of Hungary and Bohemia. With regard to the last portrait Mr. Scharf adds in a note, Unfortunately, this foreign princess has been painted in lieu of Anne Boleyn in the Prince's ...

... years ago than they did now; besides, in his opinion, they did not know so much. Hle did not rightly remember whether Anne Boleyn walked about the Palace with or without her head. He did not believe that any ghost had ever frequented the south wing. ...

... in the Essays is a clear Isroof that Bacon wrote ` Haralet ;'that '-Henry VIIL'.~ was wholly the work of Bacon, and that A\nne Boleyn was an allegory of Mary Queen of Scots. T,-ra BIputalNG11A-M StrxHAKS1nEA-E Li1a1R:\RY. Our Birmninghiam- Shakspeare Library ...

... Deptford, by the prefercnaat of the Rts. G. K Peather, MA. A YESTERDAY'S RACING NEWS. PONTEFRAICT. ?? OrctGH STAIES. -Anne Boleyn (Snowden), I. Waffles, 2. Ortie, 3. Five started. Yooasc:cn WeVILLTE CUP.-Pliest (Cameron), 1. Slap Bang, 2. War, 3. Four ...