... 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 ...

... himself of poor Anne Boleyn. To have two divorced wives living, was rather beyond wat be liked to venture on. To cut off the head of one bad not yet suggested itself to him. He determined to try whether btervatiou would not answer his prpose. Anne was sent down ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... were familiar with most of the sisters- several weore native to the place-hut the neme Of the aetresowlie was to play, Anne Boleyn had alreadly given rise to soamo spec- rslistion in our psirty. No one was acquainted with it, no one had seen the lady ...

... Pen- t drie ; Mios J Harding, Summer Night ; Mrs Scanes, de Cagliostro ; Siss Bartlett, Phyllis; Mliss Roes Harding, Co Anne Boleyn ; Sliss Arland Tro~yte, Spanish Gipsy ; Miss a Hlanlov, Tailor Girl; Suess Slay Haworth. Contadina; Mios an, Rtulfotd, ...