... nature with hair of this fatal hue (which their flatterers, no doubt, persisted in describing as auburn) for instance, Anne Boleyn (Mr. Fronde speaks of her fur hair flowing loose over her shoulders) ; Queen Elizabeth (Sir Richard Baker describes hers ...

... dical certificate, under the furlough regulations of the - There lies before ne here a wide field of discus - out Lady Anne Boleyn , Friar Lawrence , admirably Hr. °abbey—Courtier. Time of Charles 11. 1868. al Me , which, however,we are not minded to ...

... her Life of Raleigh ; Memoirs of the Court of Henry the Eighth ;Memoirs of Sarah, Duchess of Marlborough ; and her novels Anne Boleyn ; Raglan Castle ; The White Mask ; The Chevalier ; Tracy, or the Apparition ; and Widows and Widowers ; &c. A Scottish newspaper ...

... cameos - 1 1 • - I_o FOR SALE. Autobiography of a 5 note. Adonijah. Autobiography ~f a Joint Stock Company. Adelihie. Anne Boleyn. 2 vole. kr Maplain. Claw Raleigh. and Sketches by !shoesfrom the Backwoods. Blakey or Settled for Life. !inane Aram. Fanny ...

... the moon-light ; court-ladies, Spanish !tonnes, Dutch Frans, Amasser, and persons of all countries, and lest, not least, Anne Boleyn, con•oried and danced together right smelly andcalleciforth various degrees of adage ration according to their gifts and ...

... and pantie; pearls. Mrs. Drayner,' Marquise,' pink satin train trimmed with white late, powder, pearls. Mr. Uounigbam, Anne Boleyn maize tnin bordered with blue satin, crimson main en tablier, ornaments pearl. Mr. ' A ntnnsy Night in Winter black draw ...

... justified by some vivifying dramatic power nut indicated in this picture. Rival queens (1:11), by W. W. Wynlield, represents Anne Boleyn discovering a miniature of h e king in the bosom her maid honour, dale Seymour. The queen clutches the miniature from the ...

... for Appearance. Autdiqrraphy of a Joint Lady with the Carnelian. *Company. Lift in India. hie. Lady Anne Gramma. Boleyn. Mm Banyan. Ile, S vols. Jfary Anne Wellington. Nan Darrell. Nellie of Truro. r &Heigh. Orphan Dc Liam', liy Pearl of many. Principle ...

... Fab, Cieirwee. Desessn P0011..01. Loy Tbe Boyd Flame Galles ef the Keep and Qs. Anne Boleyn of Enghad frem the stieet times to de spa of luau* g e a.. Mary Banyan. Mary Anne Wellington. Bie.borale Cron iff ASTrt hate Candice of Bolls We& tbs aest mat ...

... Captain A. N. Dweat,balth loot, from 15th September to Sod Joly ; F. It. Lanett, lU&b Foot, from lat. October to Sod July ;and Boleyn J. C. Hottoo, IWlti loot, bole 31,h September to :31th March, on the • W. Wier, lalrd Foot, to proceed to logien,' the overland ...

... authority only so far as it agreed with the express word of Uod. 2. His connexion with the criminal proceed. ings against Anne Boleyne was merely official, and was his misiortune, not his c•ime. He might, by esponsiag her cause, have sacrificed his own life ...

... OS Lady Anne Ueltuard. of Hulloed. Carew Raleigh. Cutle Avon. Huai's:tau Brothers. Widows awl Widower/. Katherine ktaudolpb. Harry Hamilton. Lettice Arnold. Brother's Boust. Rang Churchill. Tracey --. The Two Dimes. The Young Widow. Arlo* Boleyn. ' Upton ...