... 'harmouieedchorus ?? the hall at B'ackfriars, with :tbe, trial: of 4Queen Kathorineo; the coronation procession of Queen Anne Boleyn-, and a tableau which has been introduced in order to show ChurdinalWolsey't death ,t: the Abbey df Leicesteri In the ...

... artificial disposition of i lights they are made obliviously visionary, while olearlyvisible. X The coronation.procession of Anne Boleyn is restored; and so also is as much of the fifth act as serves to introduce a moving panorama of the Thames from Bridewell ...

... by Mi. '3emel, HimltOe I 'Wylie, Iespector ofl Schools, to be published by Messrs, 'Longma~nc the other in a etudy of Anne Boleyn by Herr Paul i'rledsmnaun to be published by Messrsl, ec. nmillas ?? will bo in two volusaes Archdeacon , Frrers new book ...

... seen the light, Mr COttoi willl apply the prelace. Dlr J. H, Round has at prees a critical essay 0u The Early life of Anne Boleyn, dealing with the points tn coulsoveray between Mr. Friedman, Me Gardiner, and Wr Brewer, Me Elliot 3tock will bethe pablsher ...

... actress, who shall be name- !eCS,-was somewhat disconcerted at what may be ?? F 4the crowning portion of her performance of Anne Boleyn, for no sooner had she uttered the words, Now is the regal diadem fixed firmly on my head, -thaa the regal diadem commenced ...

... Horace Round's critical essay on Anne Boleyn is all but ready for publication. One of the principal points discussed is the rexata qieasti as to the age of the sisters. It is said that Mr Round proves concalu sively that Anne was older than her sister Mary ...

... greatest bard have been produced by the publishers. CAREW RALEIGH ; OR, THE HEir OF SHERBORNE. By Mrs. Thomson, autbor of Anne Boleyn, White Mask, &c. London: Thomas Hodgson, 13, Paternoster. row. This is a clever and interesting historical romance, ...

... Mr. H. Staunton, in the production of the work. ANNsE BOLEY.N. An Historical Romance. By Mrs. Thompson. London: Thomas Hodgoon, 1a, Pater- ?? is an interesting historical story, in which Anne Boleyn, one of the most beautiful of Henry the Eighth's many ...

... :'L-'An~d now, Jo ?? he said,' h1ear what 1 ,sj a ekt'he lmta ?? ~o hu wilithate, becausel: 'is 1. muttl hetuyta hsmrig;with Anne Boleyn) Is (I g' un~~u;adI nw~n hl o he breard of 'afflblibin ii a, gorn th aesofsro ytbcue the Lord -hat pat'v ti I, iinommotImutptki ...

... men-at-arms engaged in their rude Eand semi-savage sports for the entertainment of the Eighth V.Henry and hise ill-fated queen, Anne Boleyn. Thle site of the I;show was naturally suggestive of the Pacific present and the too warlike past; anod no ons gazed onthe ...

... Umiverseities and Phautasm Captains who range them- selves ii fancy quadrilleal A pure Cockney Fergus MIao Ier selects Queen Anne Boleyn as his partner. Oppositethemstands a cavalier of tle time of Charles the First,wbosedailyoccupation is the transfer of stock ...

... numerousi other contents will attract a'tte-a tion. Amonigst them we may mention an interesting, notice of the unfortunate Anne Boleyn. in chapter 10 of A P'opuilar ]History of the Bihle. Apropos of the election ordeal through which the country has just ...