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... 5. Don Sebastian, 3 volz. anew edition, XI Is. [9l MISS BENGER'S ANNE BOLEYN. Day were published,.in 2 Volumes, small Svc,. price 16s. _. . in Boards, lEMOIRS of the LIFE of ANNE BOLEYN, Queen of Henry VIII. By MISS BENGER. Printed for Longman, Hur-st ...
... our opinion, it is in every re spect ion by their side. --Edinburgh Revievil [l5l iGER'S ANNE BOLEYN. led . , in 2 vols. small Bvo. price 16s. be LIFE of ANNE BOLEYN' teen of Henry VIII. By Miss BENGER. an, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and lay be had, by the same ...
... take its station by their side. --Edinburgh No. 68. [l5l MISS BENGER'S ANNE BOLEYN. This Day were published, in 2 vols. small Bvo. price 16s. MEMOIRS of of the LIFE of ANNE BOLEYN/ , Queen_ of Henry VIII. ' By Miss BESIGER. Printed for Longman, Hurst ...
... Lord Clarendon, and even to swear that she had committed the guilty deed? Had they forgotten the sort of evidence by which Anne Boleyn bad been convicted of -incest with her own brother—evidence which, he hesitated not in the least to say, was quite as strong ...
... liltdti tt s ingular, that tip Pref err we Meet with iu by a Queen of lii47allist the King her 'Position and subseqi of Anne Boleyn, in the e ciali'w l against Sir John be convicted, of , Salti:as proceeded again ; It i s al td, in conseque to be in the ...
... accused of any species of treason, she shall (whether' Consort or Dowager) be tried by the Peers of Parliament, as Queen Anne Boleyn was in the .9.Bth of Henry VIII. The three longest reigns in British history are those of three Kings, each the third of ...
... upon which this doubt was founded? The first authority was that of ' Lord Coke, who cited the cases of Queen Catherine and Anne Boleyn; and did that upon a report of a person named Spelman, which report he (Mr. Lockhart) had in vain searched for and could ...
... nor worshipful person went unfeasted. The same author had,. in not many years afterwards, to record the coronation of Anne Boleyn, which he does with equal minuteness, and, as - it would_wetn, with equal ardour.— After describing the voyage from Greenwich ...
... upon his descent from Sir•T. Boleyn, who acted in the same capacity at the coronation of Henry the VIIIth. This honour was counterelaimed by the Marquis of Ormond, to whom it was decided to belong; the rights of the Boleyns having merged in the Crown on ...
... it; and that they could only carry this odious measure Under the dominion of the sword. The only case in point was thatof Ann Boleyn; and she, like her Majesty, prayed to. be tried by a fair and open Tribunal, and not where her accusers were to sit •in ...
... crowned with his Queen Anne Henry VII crowned Ile marries Elizabeth His Queen Elizabeth crowned . . . *Henry VIII. crowned with his Queen, Catherine of Arrapn . . . . His Queen Anne Boleyne crowned . Married to Jane Seymour . - to Anne of Cleves . ----- to ...
... of the Church was no sufficient reason. He could well apprehend how the disturbed state of the Church, mid attachment to Ann Boleyn, would operate on the mind of the Sovereign to prevent the Coronatiolt of hia favourite with Lady (Jane Seymour; but it ...