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... autograph letter of Lord Bacon, dated August 4, 1606, addressed to Sir Thomas Hoby, sold for 18 guineas. The signature of Anne Boleyn to a wardrobe warrant, dated Hampton Court, March 8, 1534, sold for £6 10j. A letter of John Calvin, dated Geneva, May 15 ...
... Suffield's Cowhboy received ft. from Mr Thorn- hill's Egeria. 200 h. ft. Lord Lichfield's Cassandra. against Mr Pettit's Anne Boleyn. 100 hI. ft. Off by consent. - VEDINESDAY, MAY 2. Fifty Pounds, for four years old. 7st. 51b. ; five, 8st. I Ilhb; six and ...
... composed for her by Donizetti at Naples. To-morrow-A Selection from the Grand Opera Seria of 'Anne Boleyn, being the English version of Anna Bolena- Anne Boloyn by Madame Anna Bishop; after which a Grand Scena from Rossini's opera of Tancredi-Tancredi ...
... 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 ...
... Strand. The following were deserving of attention out of the lots sold :- - The signature of Anne Boleyn to a warrant dated the 7th day of March, 153i, simned Anne the Queene. sold for £5 ise.: Edward VI., a letter in Latin, addressed to Cosine, Duke of ...
... Edwards's c Bulicalfe, S. The following also started, but were not placei :-7-Mr Barrett's b c Quo Minus, I Mr Pettit's f Anne Boleyn, Mr Osbaldeston's c Allerston, and Mr Houldsworth's ch c by Sultan. 5 to 4 on c by Taurus, 3 to I agst Mecca, and 6 to I ...
... 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 ...
... Brandon, Duke of Suffolk, fouader of the house of Buckingham, realized 48 guineas, its purchaser being Mr Morant. Calvin, and Anne Boleyn, by Holbein, were bought by Earl Spencer for 27 guineas; and for Mary Qaeen of Scots and Lord Darnley, by Zucchero,thenoble ...
... ARK ET.—This Etching, MONET. POPPING THE QUESTION! -And TUE INVISIBLE PRINCE. —Doors open 64. PRINCESS'S.-THIS ETKNINO, ANNE BOLEYN.—THE NEW OKLEAXS ETHIOPIAN SERENADERS. And THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR —Doors open at flj. LYCEUM.—This Evwino, MARTIN CHCZZLEWIT ...
... Wilson, from Liverpool to New- stle, put into Plynit itth, 2d ilnsi. D)UNDALKI Nov. I--A uettolier, said to be the Ann Bowlen. r Anue Boleyn, fromn limerick to Liverpool, with grailt, is shore at Annagassoo, about seven miles front here, to tihe outl ; crew ...
... Crown, Ven, hence for Mobile nk- Ann Wise, Smith, Ifrom Rio Grands at Cove, in sixty-eight days. On the 2811; Oat., fin lot. 47 N., Ion. is, spoke the Waliton. an- hence sor Trinidad lye RanoPh, Campbell, from lIchabee, and Ann, Goudio, from ,in, Galate, both ...
... Shakspeare's Henry the EiOhth, in a small temporary theatre, at Kingstown, Hlerefordshire, his mother having en- acted Anne Boleyne that night; and Stephen was ushered into existence at the very period when, ac- cording to the play, the Princess Elizabeth ...