... 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 ...

... that the name of Queen Anne Boleyn was at first inserted in the dedicatio, arind the, fact of there being in existence a copy in which the sentence above quoted is 4your dearest just wyte and most virtuous Princesse Queen Anne' seems to confirm this ...

... in any in- stance If she had permitted Henry the Eighth to take a beautiful young wife when lie became acquainted with Anna Boleyn, there would not now be a parson in the three kingdoms. If she hadl allowed Henry to do what Luther had permitted him to do- ...

... VII I. was ren. dered irreconcilable by the irreverent behaviour ?? Thomas Boleyn's dog to Pope Clement V11. Sir Thaomsl Boleyn, who I was the father of the celebrated Anne Boleyn, afterwards one J of the queens of Henry VIII. had been created Parl of Wilt- ...

... it was thus he became au Archbishop !-No. II. He one day joined in ajudgment of eapital conviction against the nltfappy Anne Boleyn, for the crime of having violated the obligation of her marriage vow ; and the next day he pronounced a solemn decree and ...

... city corpoeation could do, but neither lie nor tte B1allies arrived in time. 1Theo legal recomils of the trial of' Queen Anne Boleyn, wec hih stre s t-ljosed t. have I ?? ileti o8 ie. l, f recentiy ci iisove rol s amtingst the ancietit doutimoertts of tie ...

... historian, and, (mi ihe authoritv of f'orty one histoileias, lie asserted that l-leu'y VIII. married his own datughter Anne Boleyn. 'le labt (if these was Win. Cobbett. And wuiuld the Roman Catholies of Belfast acept, as theil hlustrian, willinm Colibr'tt ...

... we shall hold him fast. (Lau'.rhter,and cheers.) .Here is a direct and positive statement concerning i Henry VII.-that Anne Boleyn was his own dauglrter-snrl we shall rest it. Observe, I am no apologist for that wretched man. He was a Ro. mnanist, and ...

... accuracy-I al- lude to thenlleged fact that Anne Boleyn wats daugh- ter to Hfenry VIlII Not to repeat what I then stated, that according to thre best authorities thra't monarch was born in 1492, and Anne Boleyn in 1507 (according to Dr. Lingard himself) ...

... from the Papers, and the praise they bestow on the scene-a truly amazing one, no doubt-where she submerges the daughter of Anne Boleyn in a scaldin-hot. flood of Billingsgate, you would infer that fury is her fort; and a first-rate fury she cer- tainly is-at ...

... s of the miost chesearfl kind, thouigli doubtless frill of Courtly and lirtoriniw hintrest. HIere lived Renry VIIL anr Anne Boleyn. Their ciphers, surmounted with the loosest of' tmire lover's' knots, as if embrulmiatic of tire rapidity with which it ...

... through the Summer:-Rhodo- dendrons, azaleas, Persian lilacs, sweet briars, moss and 'other roses, sedums,, kalmias, daphues, Anne Boleyn pinks, Datch bulbs, &c. Unless, however, they are in proper trim it will be labour in vain, and no mode of forcing or form ...