Anne Boleyns Trial and Execution Chronicle
A drastic historical romance excerpt recounts Anne Boleyn’s arrest, trial, and imminent execution. The scene moves from the tilting yard to the throne room as Norfolk Cromwell and Kingston posture over treason charges. Anne defends her innocence, appeals for a fair trial, and faces a doomed fate with measured grace, while Percy confronts Wiltshire and Wiltshire’s wife amid shifting loyalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Norfolk
Lord Audley
Cromwell
Anne
William Kingston
Kingston
England
Elizabeth
Sre
Norfolk
Falmer
Cranmer
Audley
Lord Percy
Earl of Percy
Hever
Earl of Wiltshire
Percy
Anne Boleyn
Rd Wiltshire
Ardon
Wiltishire
Lord Wiltshire
Wiltshire
Lady Wiltshire
Ord Wiltshire
Northumberland
Sibbald
Lord of
Holbein
Iltshire
Lord of Northumberland
Anester
Lord Northumberland
Woleman
The Queen Describes Her Death Scene in Royal Tragedy
Anne Boleyn faces execution with calm grace and stoic faith in a scene of stark ceremony. Kingston, Mildred, and the almoner share in her final rites as a crowd gathers at the scaffold under tight guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
Mildred
Anne
Northumberland
Guy Fawkes
Duke of Norfolk
Hranion
Cromwell
Rochford
Milared
Cotrinewoop Memorial Planned in Tyne Abbey-yard
At a Newcastle meeting chaired by Sir Matthew White Ridley the committee resolved to take immediate steps to erect a memorial in panonie of the late Lord Collingwood in the Abbey-yard Tyne.
A Sea Adventure on the Saucy Sally and the Vomito Prieto
On Sunday May 20 in latitude 14 5 north, the Saucy Sally, under captain Macnawney, pursues a Spanish brig Vomito Prieto off the Cape of Good Hope. After exchanging fire and boarding attempts, the Sally defeats the corsairs, then executes swift justice by wrecking the pirate ship with a hanging gun. The narrative ends with the Sally anchoring in the Thames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bally Hering
Sally
Albion
Macsawney
Blair
Rosy
Winky
Macnawney
Haman
Acsawney
Cicero
Besy
Spain
Cape de Verd Islands
Vomito Prieto
Cape of Gold Hope
Mac
George
O'Donoghue
Peceiaase
Cromwell
Phineas
Silver Thames
Fraser's Magazine
Five Persons Burnt to Death In London Inquests
Coroner Mr. Baker held five inquests at London Hospital on Tuesday for burn deaths. Victims included Mary Aubrey 38 of Wall End East Ham and children aged 10, 6, and 4, plus a five year old, all burned accidentally by fires in homes. Verdicts returned were accidental death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Tyas
Meadows
Menenius
Licinius
Brutus
Shakspere
Leslie Liversiege
Clutha
Clyde
Elvira Anna Phipps
Smith and Elder
Punch
John Bull
Johnny Cropeau
le Grande Nation
Pocock Ox Life Assurances
Smith, Elder, and Co
England
Bodleian Library
Henry Cary
Henry Colburn
Duke's Head
Sarah Crosa
Jane Tustain
Bethnal-green Road
Margaret Gowring
Arbour-street
Commercial-road
London Hospital
Bien
William Ross
Union-passage
St. George’s
Regent's Pase
Marylebone
Wakley
Charles Clements
Regent's Park
Oseph Deze
Royal Humane Society
Norton
John Lockwood
King-street
Portman-square
Ajuror
Williams
Stowe
Lord Lincoln
Saint Giles's
Langley-street
Long-acre
Richard Morgan
Mr. Morgan
James Bonus
Mr. Bonus
New River Company
Church-street
Soho-square
Saunders
No. 1
Queen-street
Bow-street
Mr. Aldridge
Shepherd’s Bush
Hammersmith
Queen's Mead
Rowsery
Gloucester-place
Brighton
Ashentree-court
Bouverie-street
Fleet-street
Payne
James Young
Mr. Baker
Prince Regent
Salmon’s Jane
Limehouse
Elizabeth Jane Boyce
George-street
Tommy
Mr. Cummings
Mary Hennell
Whitechapel
Spitalfields
Elephant and Castle
King's-road
Camden-town
William Burke
George IV
Prince of Wales
St. Pancras
Mery Burke
Bedfordbury
Anatomy of the Peers. Viscount Bolingbroke and allied titles
The article surveys English peerage history from Oliver St John’s Ireland service to the 1830s, detailing lines of Viscounts Bolingbroke St John of Battersea and Lydiard, Barons Bolton and Boston, Bracon Braybrooke, and related branches. It notes births, marriages, heirs, town residences, and political alignments, with anecdotes about notable ancestors and family connections to prominent figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bourxaproxe
England
William de St. John
St. John
Rouen
William the Conqueror
Oliver St. John
Ireland
Elizabeth
Viscount Grandison
Baron Tregoze
Battersea
Wandsworth
John St. John
Lydiard
Sir John St. John
Walter
Wilts
Henry
John
Hollis
Anne
Henry St. John
Bolingbroke
Viscount
Maria
Henry Paulet St. John Mildmay, Bart
Viscount Torrington
Strathallan
Treasury
Lord Clarendon
Horace Twiss
Wootton Basset
Lydiard Park
Wiltshire
Botton
William Powlett
Mary Jean Paulet
Arl Bolton
Thomas Ord
Duke of Rutland
Duke of Bolton
Poulett
Ord
Bolton
Bolton Castle
County of York
William
Lord Dorchester
K.B
Baron Wodehouse
Baron Bayning
Winchester
Duke of
Walpole
R. Walpole
Jemimeg Duchess of
Kent
Jeremiah Duchess of
Lord Bolton
Aymer Loyauté
Thomas's Hotel
Sears
Hackwood-park
Basingstoke
Bolton-hall
Bedale
Boston
Irby
County
Lincoln
William Irby
George
Rachel Ives
William Drake
Amersham
Buckingham
George Ives
Baron Holland
Baron Scarsdale
Lord Selsey
Orkney
Lenin United Service Club
Hedsor Lodge
Maidenead
Braprorp
Earl of
John Bridgeman
Chester
James I
Bishop of
Man
Orlando Bridgeman
Exchequer
the Common Pleas
Henry Bridgeman
Bradford
Salop
Orlando
Newport
George Augustus Frederick Henry Bridgeman
March
Georgiana Elizabeth
Thomas Moncrieffe
Bart
Orlando George Charles
Viscount Newport
Earl Beauchamp
Earl Morley
Torrington
Yarborough
Brazil
the Spectator
Lord Bradford
Lord Powis
Pitt
Belgrave-square
Castle Bromwich
Birmingham
Weston-hall
Shiffnall
Bray Brookse
Baron
Nevilles
Abergavenny
James Griffin
Lord Griffin
Braybrooke Castle
Northampton
John George Griffin Whiteweill
Griffin
Howard de Walden
Howard of Walden
Braybrooke
Richard Aldworth Neville
Walden
Richard
Aldworth Neville
Jane
Charles
Baron Kenyon
Earl of Dartmouth
Duke of Buckingham
Lord Nugent
Marquis Cornwallis
R. E. Griffin
S. R. Glyone
Wokingham
Saffron Walden
Magdalene College
New Burlington Street
Audiey-end
County Essex
Billingbere
County Berks
Breadalbane
Argyll
Colin Campbell
Ci Campbell
Earl of Caithness
Tynmouth Castle
Ormelie
John Campbell
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Ayas Bolbys
A. T. Thomson
Norreys
Lord Rochford
Junte
Brandon
Henry Percy
Earl of Northumberland
Duke of Suffolk
Lord Surrey
Father
Prine
Sam