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... merely spoken of as M my Lady Anne, hut from February to May, 1531, with one except ion. she is called Lady Anne Kochford, though from that time until her creation to the Marquisate of Pembroke, she is again styled « Lady Anne, after which event she is ...
... BENGER. Printed fer Longman, Rees, Ornie, Brown, and Green. of whom may be had, bythe same Author, MEMOIRS of the LIFE of ANNE BOLEYN, Queen of HENRY Vlll. Third Edition, 1 vol. Bvo., with Two Portraits, l^s., boards. The HISTORICAL WORKS of MISS BENGER; ...
... HttLMAN. .- THF. FALL OF JERUSALEM. Svo. Bs. Cd 2. THE MARTYR OF ANTIWCII. Bvo. Bs. 6d. ?? BELSIIASSAR. Svo. Bs. Gd. 4. ANNE BOLEYN. Svo. Bs. (Id. John Murray, Albemarle-street. Fourth Edition, 7s. rpHE COMFORTS of OLD AGE; with •* - Biographical Illustration ...
... H. MILMAX. 1. THE PALL OF JERL ?? M. Bvo. Bs. 6d 2. THE MARTYR OF ANl.v ,H. Bvo. »s.6d. 3. BELSHASSAR. Bvo. Bs. 6d. 4. ANNE BOLEYN. Bra Bs. 6d. John Murray, Albemarle-street. -ccond Edition, Uvo. J ss. fkBSERVATJONS on ihe ACTUAL vr STATE of the ENGLISH ...
... colleagues, Booth and Cibber, and without any solicitation, she played for forty nights successively the trifling part of Anne Boleyn in Henry the Eighth, and walked as the Queen in the foolish pageant of the Coronation, for which the play was got up. ...
... vols. ISmo. price) l . J|| V S T 1 C EV E N TS, -*-'• or tlie Vision of the TaDestry, a Romantic Legend of the Days id' Anne Boleyn. by FRANCIS LA TUOM, Author of The Mysterious 1 •- L'ni;no« n, Live and Learn, Youig.lohn Hull, Polish Bandit, ...
... \Uion. n , Kn ' a u* l en > °™»c. Brown, and Green. M ^Moins If uy We * ,a(J * h > «»e atone Author, firarM l' h «Un of ANNE BOLEYN. yacen of •- bd^ « 'id Edition, l vol. ijyo., Mlth Two Portrait-*, ROOKS PUBLISHED THIS DA\, This day is published. In ...
... Catharine, the Court of Aldermen appointed citizens to attend the Chief Butler ; but previous to the corouation of Queen Anne Boleyn the Court of Common Council agreed that the Court of Aldermen should name and appoint the citizens to wait upon the Chief ...
... their goods and plate, computed at 100,000/. more, an enormous sum in those days. 2. The death of the unfortunate Queen, Anne Boleyn, whe was beheaded on the 19th of May, 1888. on a scaffold erected on the Green within the Tower of London. She was buried ...
... lengths. Fourth Race (Handicap) The Hawker filly mail,- ihe run, ling to the new ground, where Puppy, La Meprisee, and Miss .Mary Anne went up, Puppy leading to the cords, where Meprisde made an attempt to reach tlu-n, but failed, and was defeated by a length ...
... Suffield's, Bst, D. M., 100, h ft.— Betting, 13 to « on Mendi- zabal. Won by three lengths. Mr. Pettit'sf Anne Boleyn, by Taurus, out of Miss Mary Anne, Hot 31b (Conellv), beat Duke of Kicliuion.l's Hooghley, 7st 101 b, by half a length. T.Y.C. 50 h ft. 5 ...
... 21b. 5t02 on Osprey, who was beaten by half a length. Mr. Pettit's Anne Boleyn, Bst 31b JConolly), beat Mr. Bond's Kcnsington,-brothrr to Rioter, 7*>t 51b. T.Y.C. 50, h ft. 2te 1 on Anne Bolevn, who won by a length. Sweepstakes of 50 soys each, h ft ; for ...