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... BaRLs. Ftt. I 1.-Arrived the Notion from Mestina. It blew a heavy gale last night at W.S.W. jlst.ttstti), FeB. 10.-Arrived the Ann Grant from Sierra Ieone. OYP PBVZ.ANC8, Fes. 10.-Arrived tite 1lstsriiton front tie Alau. OtPt EASTouURVE, FEB. I i.-Arrived ...
... cntlrilflng *he lives of Elizlbetlh of 'ork, surniamed Iiie (;ood, Queell of Heinry VIIl, aonl Kaiiriltie of Arrogon, Anne Boleyn, Jane Sey. moor, Artne of Cleves, and Katiharine Hioivard, Consorts of Henry VII 1. It Is rather arisgitlar, that In the ...
... ashnore at Dungrolss, beat heavily last nIght's tide, and Increnoed ber leak canohlerniblI. M11Iotto, APRIL 2I.-Salled the Ann Grart for Lle irlly, to load for J.tmral a PORTSeAoruxtt, A PtIL 22 -WInd E.N.E. to S.-The EpereMCLt from iardild to Newcastle ...
... to. M~r Jesse writes rhymed coup- iota with a fowing facility, and sometimes a nice 3nodulation. Those oC the story of Anne Boleyn may be more particularly referred to. Tl'7e Liseeatsre of PoliticaZ Economyea : aG dassifed Lefta : ,e of fsec't Pu ice'ioeis ...
... ill collec- tion, one having in the centre a fine medallion of Henry VIII., and the other a medallion of the ill-fated Anne Boleyn. The jewellery, &c., comprises magnificent head ornaments, necklaces, &c., and various ancient rings, including one found ...
... Henry ?? VI.; Elizabeth Woodville, Queen of Edward IV. ; Anne of War- m wick, Queen of Richard 11.; Elizabeth of York, Queemi of Henry or Vll. ; Katharine of Arragon, Queen of Henry VIII.; Anne mn Boleyn, second Queen of Henry VIII. EIGIIT YEARS IN PALESTINE ...
... sources. Ithas been justly observed, that the most painfully at- thI tractive of these nine memioirs is the tragic tale of Anne Boleyns, fe the closing scene of wohose life is here depicted with a terrible reality from the authentic records of eye-witnesses ...
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... the Southampton from New York, Vicar of Bray frotss Valparaiso, Tritottia from Odessa, OlGeanasta front Callao, Charlotte Ann frosn Ancona, Mdinna friow Odessa, and the Mariner from Constantinople. Passed by, the COt inthian front New Orleans for Grimsby ...
... here, written by Mr. Nelson Lee, the prolific author of a thousand pantomimes, is called Harlequin King Hal the Bluff, Anne Boleyn the Fair, Herne the Hunter, and the Good Little Fairies of the Silver Ferns. Mr. J. H. Cave, the energetic manager, plays ...
... a much-adopted fashion and supposed cause. Thus Louis XIV. was short stature, but wishing appear tall wore high heels. Anne Boleyn's beauty was marred an ugly wen, which she concealed by the adoption of a ruff. A Royal favourite lost her headdress out ...