... Jenkins. 4 Mary Collier (formerly Llovd) a Margaret Edwards (formerly Lloyd). 6 William Lloyd 7 Anne 8 Jennet 9 Anne Miles (formerly Thomas). 10 William Hopkins 11 Anne Stunt (formerly Hopkins) 12 John Rowland Hopkins 13 Edward Jay Hopkins 14 David 15 16 Henry ...

... Dnke of Cumberland. 1829-(George IV.) — The Roman Catholic Emancipation Bill received the Royal assent. APRIL 14TH. 1707-(Anne)-Battle of Almanza. The Earl of Galway and his Dutch aud Portuguese allies were totally defeated by the Duke of Berwiok. 1710- ...

... Parliament of this reigu met. and the Commons unanimously elected Sir John Trevor for their Speaker. 1692—(William and Mary)-Battle of La Hogue —the English and Dutch Fleets, uuder Admiral Russell, entirely defeated the French Fleet, under Tourville, and ...

... to flash through his mind, and this givos way by delightful stages to dreamless un- consciousness. Among the ancient Norsemen, an old warrior, who had had the misfortune not to fall in battle, usually threw himself from the top of a cliff, to gain admittance ...

... Greenwich on May 1st, 1535. The next day Anne was sent to the Tower, where she was tried and condemned on the 15th, and beheaded on the 19th of the month, the ferocious king marrying Jane Seymour the very next morning. Anne Boleyn's own brother, Viscount Rochford ...

... enacted respectively sweet Anne Pag,, for wbom ir*VJ r' sentimentally sigh*, and her accented lover Fenton. Both are extremelv tk ? gestures and movements betray be angularity of youth, but youth is so rare a fault on the operatic stage as to become almost a ...

... anyone. The word, even, was care- fully avoided in refined conversation. An actor who would have used a handkerchief on the stage, even in the most tearful moment of the play, would have been unmercifully hissed and it was only in the beginning of the present ...

... Lincolnshire are particularly well suited for its cultivation, the strength of the fibre being always in proportion to the richness and quality of the ground where it is grown. When grown upon ordinary land the yield will be smaller, but the quality will ...

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... there were stated to be 530,000 acres in Wales capable of improvement, ANNE GRIFFITHS. The Divine Poetess of Wales. BY GWALIAN. In trying to conjure up in our mind's eye the image of Anne Griffiths, we behold a woman frail of body, but quick of step, and ...

... HABITS. GENTLEMEN'S SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER. SERVANTS' LIVERY. RICH AND RAKE-—A very tastefui fashion has been lately introduced of placing necklaces and diamond orna- ments, on a ground of dark rich-coloured velvet, which adds much to their brilliancy. At ...

... —BY W. CLARK RUSSELL. 2- THE GOVERNOR'S STORY.—BYGRANT 3— A B5 NOTE.—BY GEOIWE R. SIMS. 4- BUTTERFLY A STOKY OF THE STAGE.— BY FLORENCE MARRYAT. 5— MY FRIEND'S V ALISE.'—BY EDMUND DOEY. 6— MISS MAST R. BY BEATRICE WHITBY. 7— LAURA YELVERTON'S ...