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... station,ftlt her claim to this solemnity to be irrestishiee. Henry the Eighth -was crowned with his first wife Katherine. Anne Boleyn was c'rowned separately on her marriage. The clay after she was beheaded, Henry married Jane Seymour. I'iis quarrel with ...
... Bin Liston . as ?? Von Dunder lbiss Pote ?? ,iMaria Darlington lir. Grimaldi ?? as.--Clown, likenesses of King HenryVIII. Anne Boleyn, and 1 tziberh. The whole concluding with a beautiful rf the immortal Shakspeare: during the repre-d of which, Farne willbe ...
... SCOTS, 2d Edition, t vole. 8vo, with at genuine Porttrait, never before engraved, Li 4s. boards. °. MEMOIRS of the LIFE of ANNE BOLEYN, Queen of rn FeenryVIIL 2dEdition, Svnos 8vo, wih2Portmtits, 1is, tI boards.z 3. MEMOIRS ef the late Misl. ULIgDEITH HAMILTOw ...
... state of society in Holland and Germany, in the 17th century. By Miaa Bengcr, Author of the Memoirs of Mary Queen of Scotta, Ann Boleyn, &c. &c. In 2 vols. post Bvo. 245. boards. Miss Bengcr is already known to the world as the Biographer several illustrious ...
... raordinpr upon continued researches which been gentleman other sources Cromwell heretofore historical virtue be to artful Anne Boleyn’s eldest licentious King lived in Concubinage with him and other very remarkable circumstance times” of that which insured ...
... three kingdoms, who do not think it a ,,icient reason to become apostates, that a tyrant saw a en laith in the eyes of Anne Boleyn, tire at this mo- ;evt doing. After this introduction, the Eloile gives ciral iestanlces of Protestant persecution, and ...
... 'Clmallinor, Mrs. C, as a Country Girl of Upper Carniola, truly orthodox personincation. in holyd - ay clothes Eastie, Mrs., as Anne Boleyn, looked lovel Chadwick, Miss, appeared to great advantage in a rich perbly attired , Grecian Costume of white satin trimmed ...
... convenience of Henry I 'thi'Eighth, *hem, having 'rid himself Of several wires, a Ca- I thole; bishop refused to marry to Anne Boleyn ? Then it was discovered, that something was Wrong iu the faith and I practice of ,the Cetholic church ; and these gentlemen ...
... in French costume Colton, Mr, in ancient costume Canton, as Rudolph Clay, W. N., as Henry VIII. iii search of another Anne Boleyn Clay, Mrs, a Scottish lady Coat, J. L., of Manchester, as Romeo Coulburn, W. R., a broom girl of Alsace Clapham, W. H.; ...
... Monument to four Original Letters of Pope; the first Inst)tutors of Sunday Schools; Sir T. Wvan’s presumed intimacy with Anne Boleyn ; Hints for mirified j^rama; appeal in favour of Anatomy; Coronanon Ceremonials, &c. Ac. Several articles in Classicarl ...
... appeared, con t a i ns th ree po r tra i ts an d Sat, 4 ; memoirs, the subjects of which are Sir Philip .Sydney, .‘ 2 %re Ann Boleyn, anti Archbishop Cranmer. The engravinfi s ,pi' executed with uncommon b e a u ty, e s p ec i a ll y th oSe o f Sir • lip ...