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... pedigree to the lltli century, being dascended from Sir Thomas de Boulogne or Bullen (from one branch of whose descendants Anne Boleyn, mother of Queen Elizabeth, derived). The deceased had been vicar of Sb. John's and St. Mary's Churches, Brecon, since 1864 ...
... pedigree to the 11th century, being descended from Sir Thomas de Boulogne or Bullen (from one branch of whose descendants Anne Boleyn, mother of Queen Elizabeth, derived). The deceased had been vicar of St. John's and St. Mary's Churches, Brecon, since 1864 ...
... England, he held that this event was due to the very charmingly pretty face of Anne Boleyn. The monks throughout England opposed the marriage of Henry VIII. and Anne Boleyn, and consequently the monarch determined to abolish their monasteries. Having given ...
... Chatsworth Stakes, 4.40. ENTftlEs. Ki.vASTON CASTLE PLATE. — Sponisb, Dalnassie, Invevewe, Queen's. Evidence, T. B.. Pale Ale, Anne Boleyn, Generosity, Erota. Alsais, Royal Tartan, Discontent, GiTbertme, Gifford Cross, and The Shepherd. ADDITIONAL ARRIVALS. Prague ...
... of Edward III., married the Earl of March. Edward, eldest son of Henry VI. married Lady Anne Neville, daughter of the Earl of Warwick. Henry VIII. married Anne Boleyn, Jane Seymour, Katharine Howard, and Katharine Parr. The Pall Mall Gazette is able to ...
... Cythenan Crathie, Ivor, Samola, Black and White, Lady Wickham, Evelyn, Ecuador, Sardis. Lady Ma.ud, Dent,ria, Sponish, Anne Boleyn, Bashful Man, Princess Ghika, Rose Clark filly, Stephanotis, Starlight colt, Lastrea, Aurosuope, Sweet Rose, Tommy Tittlemouee ...
... Why, Anne Boleyn walked into the little drawing-room the other day, and made com- plaint to -Mrs. Davies that Mr. Froude had c wronged her in that book of his. And wasn't Mr. Fronde informed of this i heartrending spectaole of the ghostly Anne Boleyn ...
... father afterwards described ( the history of the Reformation, and strongly de- iounced the marriage of Henry VIII. with Anne Boleyn, and said that had the! Pope sanctioned that unholv alliance thl ' Reformation would never have taken pi e. 4 He also spoke ...
... in London University. Mr. E. M. Ward will probably send to the Royal Academy two pictures: 1. Represents the arrival of Anne Boleyn at the Tower previous to her trial. 2. A new version, or reproduction, of a design which was recently exhibited by Mr. Ward ...
... Poic- tiers passes across his vision and we tyre in the reign of bluff Xviug and the lady is Anne Boleyn. There wei-a fcuiist-racks in those days, for the fair Boleyn walks within One. Again Mr Harris rouses himself: he steps forward to show Low pages danced ...
... a kiss, and Shakespeare makes bluff King Hal say at Wolsey'* banquet at Hampton Court Palace, after he had danced with Anne Boleyn, I were unmannerly to take you out and not to kiss you. From England kissing found its way to America, though it is to ...
... Mary Boleyn, the elder sister of Henry's second wife, had been Henry's mistress, and it was argued thai; if Henry could not validly marry Catherine of Arragon, because she had been carnally known by his brother Arthur, neither could Anne Boleyn validly ...