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... pul for eight shillings. sal TUS VALUE or AUTOnAPeI-At a sale of outographq bei in London, on Tuesday, the signature of Anne Boleyn to a ohs wardrobe warrant Sold for 61 las; while that of Charles 1. the said for 31i Cd. Au autograph letter of Lord Bacon ...
... autograph letter ?? Bacob , dated August 4, T6hs ad- aresaed to Sir Thofrdas oby, sold for A guineas The sigad- ture of Anne Boleyn to a wardrobe warrant, dated Hampton Court, March 8, 1534, sold for L.6 los. A letter of John Cal- rin, dated Geneva, May ...
... now making such havoc in Leeds. SALE or AUTOGRAPHiS.-At a sale of autographs in London on Tuesday week, the signature of Anne Boleyn to a wardrobe warrant sold for £ot lOs., while that of Charles 1. sold for 31s Cd. An autograph letter of Lord Bacon sold ...
... love with Anne Boleyn, and on tolerable terms with Henry Eighth. But who does not see, under all this wise management, the drift of his design, namely, to compliment Elizabeth as a virgin queen—to interest us in the memory of her mother Anne Boleyn, and to ...
... sacrifice to suspicion and vengeance within a space of thirty years of this country, namelyj Mark Smeaton, in the serie O Ann Boleyn, was executed in 1636; ThomaslAbelwh taught music and grammar to Quaeen Cathen 1r540 'Henry VIII., who was hanged and qurern5 ...
... dress balls I never d could make out; but it was very Itcky they did come, for, s upon my word, there was such a crowd of Anne Boleyns, c: Jane Seymours, and Catharines of Arragon that there were ts quite wives enough present to haveallowedeachoftheRoyal ...
... Algernon Egerton. Q2. Anne of Warwick, Hon. Miss Cholmondeley; Hastings, Mr. Walsh. 23. Elizabeth of York, Miss Clive; lienry VII., Hon. Stuart Wortley. 24. Katherine of Atrgenn, Miss Graham; Prince Arthur, Mr. Jobnstone. 25. Anna Boleyn, Hon. Miss Charteris ...
... Wilkineon, of Wrellington-street, Stirind. The followiog were deserving of attention out of the lots sold :-The signature of An:n Boleyn to awarrant dated thit lth day of Arch 1534. signed Anie the Queene, sold for £5 Is.* Edward VIl., a letter in Latin ...
... Strand. The following were deserving of, atteintion out of the lots sold :-The signature of Aiqn Boleyn to a warrant dated the 7th day of March, 1584, sighed r Anne the Queene, sold for £6 15s.; Edward VI., a letter *in Latin, addressed to Cosino, Duke of ...
... The fol- lowing were deserving of attention out of the lots sold:- T'he signature of Anna Boleyn to a warrant dated the 7th day of March, 1534, signed ' Anne the Queene, sold for £5, Iss. ; Edward VI., a letter in Latin, addressed to Cosmo, Duke of ...
... Parirngc,by Russell, .5J guineis. -51. IHolbein's portrait san (if Charles braccdon, Dotke of Suffolk, founder of the, call Ann Boleyn, by flislbein, 27 guineas, bought by Barl hen Spencer. O66. Mary Queen of Scoatt, aiji Lord Darn- in j Icy, by Zuchecri ...