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... first, Henry VII. and his Royal spouse Elizabeth of York, from whom her Majesty derived her name ; secondly, Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn ; and lastly, her Majesty in person - all in royal robes. The verses des-cri&ed the felicity of that union of the houses ...
... Chatterton. — 3. Tales in Haul Ton. by a Gnome.— 4. View of Poetry, Painting, and Music. — s. Amours of Henry VIII. and Anne Boleyn, with his Majesty's love letter. — 6. Establishment of an English ln- Mitute of Authors. — 7. Youth, Manhood, and Age.— ...
... Chatterton. — S. Tales in Jlaut T«n, by a Gnome.— 4. View of Poeiry, Painting, and ; Music. — b. Amours of Henry VIII. and * Anne Boleyn..with ! bis Majesty's love leiter.— 6. E«tablishmeiit of an English In- ' ■nituie of Author-.. — 7. Youth, Manhood, and ...
... Life of Chatterton— 3. Tales in IM«L a* * y ?? ™*— 4 * View °f Poetry, Painting, and MIWIC.--5. Amours of Henry VIII. and Anne Boleyn, with ■?*J n J~ l y , k w «l««er.-6. Establishment ofan English In- stitute of Authors— 7. Yooth, Manhood, and Age— B. Curious ...
... Tales pf a Gnome, the Grand Lama of Pekin, and his Bonzes; Life /nd Genius of Chalterton ; Henry Vlll.'s Love CextArs •« Anne Boleyn ; Curious Customs of various Nations, &c.-.*Liter4ryjßeview:— Germany, and the Revolution, by Professor Gnerres ; Miss Burney's ...
... Tales of a Gnome, the Grand Lama of Pekin, and his Bonzes; Life and Genius of Chatterton ; Henry Vlll.'s Love Letters to Anne Boleyn; Curious Customs of various Nations, &c. Literary Review: — Germany, and the Revolution, by Professor Goerres ; Miss Buruey's ...
... Novelists. Mrs. Ralclifl'e, Mrs. Roche. Madam D'Arblnv, and Lady Morgan. VI. Singular Ceremonies performed at the Coronation of Anne Boleyn. VII. Curious Cusioins of various Nations. Vlll. Review and Refutation of the Charges against Mary Queen of Scots. Literary ...
... he (Mr. Lockh.trt) would look at Lord Coke's authorities. The eases on which he sup- ported his argument were lhat Of' Ann Boleyn, which was •said lo be reported hy a Judge of the name of Spilman, And that of Queen Catharine. He was surprised that Lord ...
... early stage of the proceed- ings, said IheLearnedGeut leman, appeals were made lo lh** reign of Henry VI II. The names of Anne Boleyn nnd Henry nt length became so familiar to us, lhat something ne.f must be had re- course to: and it was wi.h surprise aud ...
... T/ie tf linking part of the public will no w have leisure! jfemember what has been well brought forward by be author of Anne Boleyn and Caroline of IkuNSWiCK compared — the extravagant expendi- tnre of the Princess, and the unprecedented libe- rality ...
... Prinled for l.ongm.nii. Hurst. Rees, Orine/.tno Brown, London. Miss B'euger's Anne Boleyn. — In a few diifi will be published. 1 in small Bvo. - ' ■ ?? 77 MEMOIRS of fhe LIFE of ANNE BO'tftYN, Queen *f Henry VIII.— By Miss BENGER, Author of Memoirs of Mrs ...
... Account of ihe Customs, &c. of (he Society. of Friends — Description of Cuba, by a favourite A mho. is-* Benger's Life ot Anne Boleyn— An Engraving of the ftjojiu me.it to be erected 10 the Memory of the late K ing-*. \ri expo- sition of Lord Byron's Sys ...