Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-03-23

FAINT died in few days. toher Infinite scr-
row; and on February 18th. f516. she
again became mother. and brought int +,
the world girl who gave PROMISE cf iiv-
ing. The infant was baptisei Mary =
The fact that Katherine bore the king Eve
children has bc-a disputed. but there il
evidence to this fact. From rriyat,.
letter to Wolscy. we learn that after the
kings return to Winisor, the Queen gave
him insimation that Confirmed his hopcs
ss'n aiicr which she brought him third
son. who died as sccn as he saw the lish..
We now aprrcach period when the
history of kathcrinc is hut a sad re. i
Of her. su'fcrirss. The routine If her life
had always tc,n sclt-dcnyiug.
Ii WIS after her return from France.
iha, Katherine. for the 6sst time ia her
life, manifested symptoms of jealousy.
She was angry upon finding that Henry
admired Mary Bolcyn. She rcasonc |
with the young lady. who eventually mar-
ricsl IN honorable gentleman. attached to the
Court. nan,cL William Carey. Queen
Katherine AMI Cardinal Wolssy had lived
in the creates, harmony till this time.
when his increasing pride urged him to
conduct which wholly deprived him ofthc
! Queens esteem.
As 4 means of intraiucing the subicc.
"f the invalidity { his marriage with
katherine To his Privy Council. Henry
asserted that. at Exeter. tn, French Am
hassad"r had questioned the legitimacy oi
the Princess Mary.
While the King and dis Ministers were
cmp'"ycG in cirrumventiag. BY base un-
derhand expciicn;s. the fricndlcss Queen 5
natural rish. to consult her relatives, she
made M mystery Of her intention to ap-
peal to legal means for the defence Of her
causc.
| On Sunday afternoon, November Sth,
1928. the King convokcd nil his nobility
judges. ani council in the great room ..
his palace ut BriIcwcli.
| II WAS not I'LL the 18th, of May. 1929,
the court summoned the royal parties
The King answered. by two proc;ors; the
oucem entered: attended by four bishops
AMI I grrat train -: ladies'. AMI ma.!c Il
respectful and graceful obcisancc to the
lesas,s. At length. both King and Qucc,
were cited by DIR. Simpson to attend =
When the cricr called Henry Of Eng
land. come into court" he answered
Here" from under his caucpy. Thcu
katherine. Queen Of England" was
cited into court. She WAS already pres
cnt, seated in her chaiy Of gs1a iissuc.
Sa" answered by rrotestiug kexilsst The
lesali.: of the proceedings. on the grounds
t',a; all hcrjusic-s held bcncGces presentc, |
hy hcr opponent.
The close Of the year 1886 left The
QUcrn "n her death -hci As nj this time
she held no correspondence. with the Cnur;
Henry received the first in;imatinn "f 'lct
danger from Eustac!,io Chapuys. Dictator
of Laws AMI Divinity, and Spanish Am.
bas,aIor When katherine found the
welcome hand os death was on her. she
sent to tic King a letter. containing n pa
tl,c;;c en,rcssy to indul; - her in last in
tcrvicw with her child. in,pioring him M;
.o withhold Mary from receiving her last
blessing. This request was not granted
by the ob,lurate monach.
katherine Of Arragon expired at Kim.
bolton castle, which had been her resi-.
dcnce for the las: bitter years Of her life.
She passed away in the presence of Eus.
tachio aud Lady Willoushby. with the ut.
most calmncss. la the words of Doctor
i!arpsiicld. ''She changed this woful,
troublesome existence for serenity Of &C.
les!il life; and her terrestrial. migrate
husband for ,ha, celestial Spouse. who viii
never divorce her, and wit, whom. s!,t
will reign in glory forever"