... if he can c possibly help it. Resistance to established autho-c a rity is no doubt of itself a great evil. It is, as Mr I Burke truly observes, a bitter potion, and it r is only in desperate extremities, when there is i j no prospect of amendment by ...

... ground, because, as the banditti alleged, it was intended to convert it into a barrack ; and en Sunday night, Jaimes 1lardiman Burke, Esq. Deputy Mayor of Galiwty, was attacked ait his own residence, St Clerasn's, near Durisandle, and miraculously escaped ...

... the Government, very properly, or- c ,dered a Committee of the faculty, both French and English, under the presidency of Dr Burke, si to make inquiries on the subject, and report their P result to him. They accordingly drew-up seve- ral reports, in which ...

... 1ogers, Blessington, H'nriiy Grey denet,'R!Shisrpe, AMbfpgeth, H-I JsseI, Nugent, .WYitlani *Lanab' -'J':losnas -Havelaiid Bu'rke, ?? Mac'dinald, H. Norwich, Norfolk, Bedford, Surrey. TO IIIS ROQY'L J;IG ISS TEE; DU'.KE 0qSUSSEX AND . THiE NOWfLEMEN -AND ...

... to the President instead of Bennett. ti Bolivar is at precent within ten daysjourney of this. tl 1 rode, yesterday, with Mr Burke. to Soledad,-abQut seven miles ofT, where 400 Creoles are stationed. ?? was presented to Admiral Brion and to Madam , a su- ...

... place at Athenry, on the 17th, anti strong reso- C3 of lutions were adopted. His Grace the Arch- o bishop of Tuam, Sir John Burke, Mr Daly) at B. M. P., Gen. O'Loughlin, and other respectable m as gentry attended. They have sent, we under- e' stand,-a ...

... Rkev. Mr Mdises, tb,- , th Riv. Mr Erkins, Colonel IleI N. g1likqn, Esq. F. Gard in- .e, Esq. Edward Taylor, ev. Mr and Mrs Burke Raif, Esq. and Mrs Rsit. 'Do The plate from 6hich the Foiged giuinca notes,. cb on flie Greenock banking company,- was-thrnwn ...

... lThonias; Canavan, Henry O'Neil, 1, sel- and George. Langford Serjeant-Majnr Jobn Reyncliff; Ser- :- jeants Henry Kellyland John Burke; Corporzl,Daniel Shauly, 11 and wife; Mrs Buchan and child, ind Mrs Gray. H. The troops arrived in the Dash. were forced on ...

... Qniartermavter, en vhi l'romtaie, app inted t., rhc 1(1it royal vet-csnl bnnitalilon. 0,1 WXeht Indlia 1lngimcnitM:nj .r E-. Burke, from :it. h hfiot, toi .c I.tiltcliaior lnjilel, Willnilit purchlaie, vice Bradlty, al w.i~li retire,. Cnr Kny i Vnrtet3n ...

... exchanges, receiving the difference. 30th Ditto-Captain H. L. Daniel, from half pay York chasseurs, to be Captain, vice E. Burke, who exchanges. 45tla Ditto-Ensign S. 1. Hodgson, from the 50th foot, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Cornwall, appointed ...

... have heard an cr alecdote relative to an intcrview between Dt Adam Smith to and Mr Burke, which was very applicable to the present to subject. Dr Smith reprochied Mr Burke for not at once pro. m posing the abolition of the laws against'norestalling, and ...

... Presidents of the library, 1as.presented- it with- several valuabJe; works4, 'amongst;-. othersi Lord Byron's Poeticvl Works, Burke's Speeches5 and Midatmie de; Stael. on, the .Frnch Rev.olu- Iinn, elegantly 'bounde' Mr ...