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... without put. N. Mgtli • . yin, retired. •, 66th.—E0f. Thomas frum the 69th F. by pur. v. Baird, prom:. • • 61Ith,—Lieut: Boleyn, M. Whitney, 'Cap: by put v. frordide, retired: Capt. Thurfione Dale, from the natl. - pay of the lire' 119th F. Capt.. v ...
... Charles I. taken by Colonel Joyce, ditto. Charles H. receiving the Duehess of Orleans at Dover, Stothard.: 6 Condemnation Of Anne Boleyn,'Smirke. • Landing of William 111. at Torbay, Stothard. Queen Elizabeth at Tilbury; ditto. ' • Essex with Queen Elizabeth ...
... Louther, tinning, Cranley, Winehiflea, Kinnaird al merioii. ' Ladies—Weftmorland, ,Camden, F. Pratt, G. Howard, Bor-, singdpn, Anne Wombwell, G. Seymour, C. Lenpo;, Cranley, Dowager Sefton, Dowager Efkx. ' . Mrs. gosurTG's rout night, in Bloomfbuiyfquare ...
... protestant religion was entirely owing to the divorce of Henry and Cathe- rine, though it might materially assist- (since Anne Boleyn not only used all her endea- vours to foment a quarrel with the Pope, as the readiest \7-zy to her attaining royal dignity ...
... and Five correct Copies, in outline, of the under celebrated Paintings :—HenryVill. Katharine of Arragon, Ant* Boleyn, lane Seymour, Anne of Cleves, Catharine Howard, Catharine Parr ; with the folowing Engravings—Mausotenni of the Cardinal de Richelieu ...
... hela t t e ' d % oh full dress, the h a i r p reserves t h e ant i que sty l e i,rnanten lt chapeaus de . fieurs--and the Anne Boleyn cap of blc kla , c o ld houred in shaded green silk, or chenille. Chronels . s':ith tit gree, formed in a cluster of shells ...
... hair behind. In toll dress the h a i r st ill presesves the antique style ; ornamented with Chapeau' de . pears—and the Anne Boleyn cap of olack lace, tamboured in shaded.. green sill:, or chenille. Coronets or gold filigree, funned in a cluster of shells ...
... of the hair behind. In full dress the hair still preserves ?? antique style, ornamestled with ckapeans de/ieurs-and tite Anne Boleyn cap of black lace, tamboured in shaded green silk, or chenille. Coronets of gold fillagree, forited in- a clssler of shells ...
... Howard, Otiose who were imprison , d. Being apprehended at Tarsug, he was most cruelly tortured and put to death.-1536. Anne Boleyn beheaded.-1264. Battled Leweg, in which Henry 111. his brother, and prince Edward, were taken prisoners. The Sun rises at ...
... and fastings, died on the third day. —1520. Henry VIII. embarked at Dover to meet Francis I. of France, at Andres.--1533. Ann Boleyn is crowned with great magnificence. The Sun rises at 3h. 54 min. sets at 8 h. 6 min. JUNE, XXX DAYS. The name of this month ...
... The devil; Sir John Popham, 174. Snuff-boxes, and the application of a certain philosophical snuff, 182. A case in point; Anne Boleyn; patent medicines for political disorders, 190. Epigram on a visit to the tomb of the Capulets, 197. A very great question; ...
... deicribed by Hume, 225. Austrian manifesto, observations on, 2834, 306. Bishoprics, English, 55. • Bishoprics, Irish, 63. • • - Boleyn, Ann, 63. - • Bristol, riot at, 93. Bentinck, (Lord William,) 159. British tar, the magnanimity of a, 165. Bautzen and Wurtchen ...