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... 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 ...
... . 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 ...
... and Prpgun are here. n1' STAtu5 tY C )-Rnn at a. 4--Consternation, Agrippa, Nunmber Nip, The Hind, Glenal- SCkln, Stade. Anne Boleyn, Farceur, Brother to Shibboleth, Rlto, Lady Melbourne , Lord Bot we, rIteos, -urd Miy'Lord are here. Ptd A! RTtajwaERLAND ...
... Miss Osborne, Stella, Flora, and Sister to Little Agnes are here. ?? )N LvIAALSTAKES (Six ?? Sat 2.50.-Clipper, Peabody, Anne Boleyn, Cure c., D OrNesi of AibolO, Tlorwaldscn, My Lord, Sleeping Beauty, Number Nip, Glennore, and Valse are wCCO Cur (One mile) ...
... PONTEFRACT RACES.-THIs DAY. (Wright's Racing Telegrams.) LONfLESPOROUcit STAKES (Six furlongs) - Run at 2.0.- Clipper, Waffles, Anne Boleyn, First rrei C., Btrea Bimbo, and Ortie are here. are be.Ni1RE WELTER CUP (One ?? at 2. 30.-Czar, Slap Bang, War, Priest ...
... 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 ...
... HANDICAP (Five ?? at I . 30.-Vestminster, Hector, Soubrette, Good Hope, Sea Breeze. Amity, Lady Audrey f., Imperatrice C., Anne Boleyn, Rattletrap, Pompeii, Porto Rico c., Sunshade, Brother to Shibboleth. and Fragrance are here. CoNsOLATION SCRAMBLE (T.Y ...
... contrives at once to swagger ,Oid simper with an exquisite imbecility as he carries on his ostentatious flirtation 'with Anne Boleyn ; while the groups of bystanding courtier pry and giggle at the proceeding in a manner surely over-obvious-Ilso. Mr. Wynfield ...
... Council all move must have strong heads. For the last two months Mr. Froade has been adducing Fresh evidence about Anne Boleyn, with a view to substantiate the belief which he has expressed in Henry's innocence. There is, however, one explana- tion ...
... of illustrious men and women, rendering it a 'place of great interest. Close by the newly- made grave lies the dust of Anne Boleyn, buried in 1536, and of her brother George, Lord Rochford. It is likewise the burial-place of Catherine Howard (1542), of ...
... may we not see the Bloody Tower, where it is said that the sons of Edward IV. were murdered; or the Martin Tower, where Anne Boleyn's name may still be read; the Salt Tower, with the curious astrological device on its wall, the work of a person imprisoned ...
... Pole. He accompanied Henry VIII. to the Field of the Cloth of Gold,. was made a Knight of the Bath at the coronation of Anne Boleyn, and was summoned to' Parliament by writ as Baron Monthermer and Montacute. But towards the close' of that reign he was ...