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... seemed anxious to become the possessorof something or other out of the collection. Her Majesty has bought the clock of Anne Boleyn. Sir Robert Peel has bought the cele- brated silver inkstand of Horace Walpole, and the Duke of Bed- ford the portraits ...
... seemed anxious to become the possessorof somethisng or other out of the collection. Her Majesty has bought the clock of Anne Boleyn. Sir Robert Peel has b'ugbt tile cele- brated silver inkstand of Horace Walpole, and the )uke of Bed- ford the portraits ...
... fice to Suspicion and vengeance within a space of thirty years in this country-namely, Mark Smeaton, in the ser- vice of Anne Boleyn, who was executed in 1536; Thomas Abel, who taught music and grammar to Queen Catherine, wife of Henry VIII., who was hanged ...
... sacrifice to suspicion and vengeance within a space of thirty years of this country, namelyj Mark Smeaton, in the serie O Ann Boleyn, was executed in 1636; ThomaslAbelwh taught music and grammar to Quaeen Cathen 1r540 'Henry VIII., who was hanged and qurern5 ...
... chapel and ?? to his royal compa- nion, together with those of the screen, on which are the initials of Henry VIII. and Anne Boleyn, connected together by a true-love knot, Two immense silver-gilt candlesticks decorated the altar, and a curious silver ...
... which press upon the brow of sovereignty. Anne Boleyn, who has for her nurse Mrs. Caudle, comes in with the royal baby in a perambulator, which, being run against its royal parient, is squashed, and for which Anne is con- demned to instant death. Hal now ...
... ultirno, wesen he was honoured 055rext, patrounge of Lieut.-Col. W. P. Talbot, the pieces Werilt et and the Pantomime of Anne Boleyn, it beiag the recresentation of tee le e fast Iodd BIRTH EXTRAORDINARY.-A strange evet occo1N 1,te establishment of the ...
... were simplenidl dpeclamd andth completely earrned the audience with her. Mr. Catleartdl asclanmiedl, Miss Ctoaputoo as Anne Boleyn, Mr. Harry as the Kingteat nd Cromwell, Moges ae Campelas, did ample instill to their several parts whicG.H, howeersd not ...
... the genuine lovers of art. The principal cha- racters were cast as ?? Wolsey, Charles Reans Queen ftatherine, Mrs. Rean; Anne Boleyn, Mlss Chapman; Cromwell, Mr. Catheart; Dalke of Sorry, Mr. Everett; Henry the Eighth, Mr. Nagle; Duke of Norfolk, Mr. Myers; ...
... during his presence ems the stage the risible muscles of else audience were kept in a cosasteasi otraiin. Mr C. Andrews, as Anne Boleyn, Ri ig Hal's bettej half, btt to Whom lise gave ino quarter, was also a most laughable character in the piece, asid the ...
... with Anne Boleyn (Miss L. Gerrish). WolseI (gr. Jackson), Will Sommers (Mr. ManningI), the Earl of Surrey (Miss Denvil), and Sir Thomas Wyatt (Miss Victor) are among the persons who are here introduced. The last-named falls in love with Anne Boleyn, and ...
... generally paints, is No. 470, Henry the Eighth (ad Anne Boleyn. The scene is suggested by Mr. Froude's history of England, and the incident chosen is that of Bluff King Hal in company with Anne Boleyn, deer-shooting in Windsor forest. The artist has ...