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... Henry V. Henry r. Edward IV. Richard 111. Hawity Henry VIII. Anne Boleyn. Edward Pt.. , Mary I. Elizabeth. James I. Ch./lest. Oliver Cromw el I . Charles 11. James tr. William ill, and Mary 11. Anne. George 1. George IL George 111. In the Fir* Nurlber will ...
... V. Henry VI. Edward IV. Rich4rd 111. Henry VU. Henry VIII. Anne Boleyn. Edward VI. Mary I. QLElizaheth. James!. Charles I. Oliver Cnamwell. Charles 11. James 11. William 111. and Mary 11. Anne. George I. George U. George IU. In the Fiat Number will be ...
... Henry VI. Edward IV. Richard 111. Hen:, VII. Henry Vlll. Anne Boleyn. Edward VI. Mary 1. It Elizabeth. James 1. Charles I. Oliver Cromwell. Charles ii. James 11. Willirn 111. and Mary 11. Q . Anne. George I. George 11. George HI. la the Number twill be ...
... Kin A Lady Sufan Lindfay, daughter of Wil- King joke. Richard r, a, and 3. Liward r, late Earl of Craufurd. 4,5, sad 6. Anne Boleyn. limy I and s. fee days rules died, at her feat at Clifton amen a and a. and a . %ern Ansa, mad 3. pcgille in Stiffordlhire ...
... i t h c 1, 4 h o f thew King John. Richard 1, a, and 3. Edward a,. 2,3, run weeding to the King't Plate -4, 5, and 6. Anne Boleyn. Mary 1 and 2. seen t Elizabeth. James z and a. Charles a and 2. Wiser erred Running iorfcs to flaw; if I Cromwell. Qoven ...
... they lived, with their Arms beautifully ornamohted. Likewife ftrlklng Portraits of Queen Charlotte, Mary Queen of Scots,-Anne Boleyne, Oliver Cromwell, Ac. Sec. 03* ln th â¢> rft Number will given .Prrmiffrry Note of Hand deliver the Overplus gratia, if ...
... private treachery. She has scorned to accept of a boon, to which degradation is attached: and when the axe, which tendered Ann Boleyn immortal, was half unsheathed her view, she has torn off the cover with her own hands, and offered her neck to the blow ...
... othrmatter,- P ?? f .ttholeof thewlhims*ical turlktatof.; a , : ,, . BO?.RBASTES FURIOSO!. Other Contents.-Colrnation cf Queen Anne.Boleyn.-Tle Dr-- ma. Mr.Young's Viralniur. LtjerpilTheatre?-Lord Bdwn. d -Aneedoter--Mr.. .Locke' P. r;o.-SelEimmnolatioot.Clue ...
... QUEEN ANNE BOLEYN. Solninnn bath said there is nnthing new under the Aso . Whet would the historian of Anne Boleyn This ynnng lady, whose grandeur and misfortunes rendered her so celebrated, was daughter of .`Themas Boleyn j who had been ...
... effected her .Majesty’s life—hut declared solemnly, would ratix-r his illustrious client should have stood at the Baras Anne Boleyne did, to answer for her life; and lx* was certain his illustrious mistress would rather lie should have had the heart-rending ...
... affected her Majesty's life ; but he declared solemnly would rather his illustrious Client should have stood the bar, as Anne Boleyne did, answer for her life, and he was certain bis illustrious mistress would rather he should have had the heart-rending ...
... sufficiently powerful in having to answer the object of this defence. But what have become of the appeals to the esse of Lady Anne Boleyn, and the barbarities of Henry VIII They have ceased «-> have any impression for the purposes of her Majesty defence higher ...