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... Conque- ror, from an original painting In the Abbaye aux Hommes, at Caen ; Henry VII., after Holbein ; Qneen Elizabeth, Anne Boleyn, Catherlne Parr, Charles I., Mary Queen of Scots, Eady Jane Grey, Jane Shore, NellGwyun, Duchess of Portsmouth, Charles ...
... nreglects and mismanagement of Select vestries, Pavine Boards, and other sets of self-appointed Commissioners.-Mornti pener, - ANNE BOLEYN. (From thme Ftench.) Mtca as her fort sedaced the sighity,.' Hereyes could e'en more surely woo, And when and how to shoot ...
... p. p. for threeX y-ar oils. t Colts, Sst Si3b.; fillies, 8st.-Olle mile mid a half. I Mr Baird'g 1). f. bv ChampigflOn, Anne Boleyn, (J. Gray) 1 a Mr Sitwe I's t. e by Champignon, Bit of taitarta - 2 e A beatitiftil rare, and wveil contested till within ...
... published, and is in size only interior to the folio; the literary part is, of course, the same-and the engravings, those of Anne Boleyn, Archbishop Cranmer, and Sir Philip Sidney, appear to us superior to their predecessors of larger size. The new work ...
... to ithe etlgraving of Ann Boleyn, which appeared in tite W,2 first numberof this publication. Jane owediter elevation fttr front a private station to tite throne solely to her beauty. de, Site wae a maid of honour to Ann Boleyn, and iter per- [liesonaal ...
... prize, Ornatum, John Cooke, Esq. 2d, Millerii, Mrs. Robertson. 3d, Liniatuuo, Mr. W. C. Cocks.-Scarlet or Red 1st prize, Anne Boleyn, Mr. W. C. Cocks. 2d, Lord Yarborough, Mr. W. C. Cocks. 3d, Spectabile Striatum, John Cooke, Esq. GREEN-HOUSE PLANTS.—1st ...
... Stephene Posset (Hootof the Prtcullis, at liteworth), Dir. FrauicO; Drawer, DIr. Piller; hartui, Ur. Bowman Peter, Mr. Paulo Anne Boleyn (Queen of Enelaad), Biies Murray; Marguerite'de montal, Dro. Waylett; Moud l','eeet, M ite N'ovello - Villagers. liasqeurr ...
... dear Mary. am just going to mass andyoll shall speedilV Itave a15 prayers, as you now have the kindest love of your olvin- Anne Boleyn.-How different from this would be tile language of a modern beauty upon her first appearance in the metropolis. ...
... occasion for the de- livery of several excellent and eloquent ?? Chronicle. Ancient and Modern Life in London.-The celebrated Anne Boleyn, afterwards married to King Henry VIII,. writing to a friend in the country shortly after her first' visit to London, describes ...
... great great grand-uaughter of Oliver.—Burke's Commoners. THE OLDEN AND THE MODERN TIMES.—The following letter, written by Ann Boleyn to a lady of her acquaintance previously to her nuptials with Henry VIII., now in the possession of a celebrated antiquarian ...
... irs 1134 ; ai sairtce, by a Tory' asrniiristratsnts, tisiser Sir Robert Peel, Lox non AS IT ?? followitsg letter, written by Ann Boleylt to a lady of her actluaiotaoce, Previours to her tssrptials seitli Henry VIII, nose ilt the ltesnession of a ceecbratedt ...
... had oh- I tamned. Hu could look upon Clit resistaices to the Reso- lutioii in ito ether light fluan as an attenlpt to force ann- titer religion down the threats of thec Irish people. For a his owno part he desired to see time Church Estabhislienctt I of ...