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... * WANTED, at legal Intereft, tbc Sum of i»oo I. Ster. on a Real Eftatc of 1000 1. per Ann. in PofTcffion, free from any other Incumbrance, and 1 too I. Stcr. per Ann. in Reverfion. The Borrower’s Title Deeds ready to be fhewn to the Lender. Enquire of ...
... Minerva, Capt Wathew* for Parkgtte. , ? ~ The Rev. William Gore. A M- Dean ofCafhell, war conlecrated Eilhop of Clonlert, St. Anne * Church, hi* Grace the Lord Dublin, alÃ?fted the Bilhopiof Elphin and Derry. Monday, April 17.! Hi* VUjefty?a Ship the Biddefotd ...
... containing Piece it his particular Study merit-, by endeavouring plea e. Frid-V the lilh Inft. the Front Kitchen Rent yl. per Ann. . . , v. may .:ave it .'y giving a true Token. N. B. Apprentice is wanting. of* the Houle Mr lames M’Longhlin, N Apartment ...
... learning. I will feleft an inllance, among others, from the (hews exhi bited with great magnificence the coronation of Queen Anne Boleyn, in the year 1533. The procelfion to Weftminfter Abbey began from tl»e Tower ; and the Queen, in palling thro’ Grace ch ...
... William Wood, quartermasterâ37th. Frederick Mackenzie, from 23d F. lieutenant colonel; John Wiibar Cook, captain of a company; Boleyn Douglas, lieut-nant; Stafford Lightburne, captain lieutenant; Thomas Urquhart, lieutenant; Richard Savage, enfignâ38th. ...
... period, the fart of DOOLANSTOWN, con- tan immediatly adjoining the lands cf Nut-grove.— Propoials in writing to be made to Mrs, Anne Donelian, Nut- grove, Eyrecourt, or to Thomas Burke, Marbie-bill, Leughrea. a O be SOLD, the intereft in the Honfe, Gitces ...
... W. W, POLE. N. B. further particulars apply James Rav-iifi.ro t Lfq. the Plaint ff's Att >nrey, No. 30, Lower Orirron !-q Ann Daunt,tpinifer, and others, PURSUANT, to tlx l>e- A cree of his Mah-fty’s High Court of Chancery Ireland, made in this caulk ...
... 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 28 Henry VIll.” TOE CEREMONY OF PROCLAIMING HIS MAJESTY GEORGE IV. By ten o’clock the space fronting the Palace of ...
... Dowager) be tried by wen deaib had men Mr. Pearsom and a William Duan, of Lower Charies-st.| Peers of Parliament, as Queen Anne Boleyn was is barges of crucity had © It is in the recollection of the Proprietors, that the Direc- Henry VIIL” ices, your Commitiee ...
... ibeloved King the kind Protector of mno- ie as conveyed back again to her chamber, cence, their language perfectunison with the Boleyn, her aunt, and the Lady K'ngi conviction my mind, and with the feelings %vile to t he constable oi the tower, only at-j my ...
... murder. The 11. N., and other persons of distinction, arrive y Business has been flat, and the prices i , xl was j e of Anne Boleyn, in the reign of U.e Ivunhoe Steam Packet from Holyhead, did not in the least improve before the close, winch Henry VlH ...
... Edward II.) against the King her husband: it she procured his deposition and subsequent murder. The next was the case of Anne Boleyn, in the teign Henry VIII. The next occurred in the reign of William HI. and was used against Sir John henwick, who, because ...