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... they lived, with their Arms beautifully ornamented. Likewife ftriking Portraits of Queen Charlotte, Mary Queen of Scots, Anne Boleyne, Oliver Cromwell. tee. Mt. tee. Vt In tbe firft Number will be given a ?? Note ?? to deliver the Overplus Gratis, if it ...
... 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. ...
... g, STOCKS. Three per cent. red. 75 (. Four per cent. con. 95 fa 95. Bank Long ann aafay ifiths. Ditto (hort ann. 1778 and 1779.13 a 13-ifiths. India Bonds 80 pre. Old ann. Exchequer Bills 24 pre. India Scrip 4 per cent. Lot. Tickets ifil. 14s. fid. a ...
... the Right Hon. Lord Leflie, the Right Hon. Lord Frederick Tow nlhcnd. Son cf the Marquis Townfhend of Rainham, and the Hon. Boleyn Howard, Son of lord Vifccimt Wicklow', all of St. John’s. College, Cambridge, and the Hon. George Monfon Watfon. Pembroke ...
... Regiment of Foot Guards, Captain Franc Sachaverel Stead to he Captain of Company, by purchal vice Lieutenant-Colonel William Anne Douglas, who tires. Enfign Charles Ilaiward to be Lieutenant, vr Captain Francis Sacftaverel Stead. John Lord Rollo he Enfign ...
... 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 ...
... afted, in 1535, towards eftablilhing the King's fupremacy, eoafirmed thefe favourable impreifions; and, at the inftance of Anne Boleyn and Lord Cromwell, both of whom favoured the Reformation, and greatly admired Latimer, be was promoted to the fee of Worcefter ...
... without put. N. Mgtli • . yin, retired. •, 66th.—E0f. Thomas frum the 69th F. by pur. v. Baird, prom:. • • 61Ith,—Lieut: Boleyn, M. Whitney, 'Cap: by put v. frordide, retired: Capt. Thurfione Dale, from the natl. - pay of the lire' 119th F. Capt.. v ...
... punch, vice M‘Niven, who retires, .i 66tli, ensign T. Best, (>9th, to be ensign* purch. vice Baird, promoted. ,f 68th, lieut. Boleyn M. Whitney to be captain* \ punch, vice Ironside, who retires. Captain Dale, from half-pay of late I2,Qth foot, vice Armstrong ...
... Charles I. taken by Colonel Joyce, ditto. Charles H. receiving the Duehess of Orleans at Dover, Stothard.: 6 Condemnation Of Anne Boleyn,'Smirke. • Landing of William 111. at Torbay, Stothard. Queen Elizabeth at Tilbury; ditto. ' • Essex with Queen Elizabeth ...
... 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 ...