... Originial Correspunderace, onM and a variety of interesting Anecdotes of distinguished Per. tiles ons, among whom will be found Burke, Foi, Dr Johnson,' *w- Dr Parr, Garrick, &c. &c. The second Edition in 2 vole.' 8vo. embellished with several fine Portraits ...

... President of the Royal Academy. By JAMES NOR I'H. CO''E, Eaq.R.A. Comprising Original Anecdotes of Dr Jh' laslnson, Dr Galdsmith, Burke, Garrick, and many other * distinguished Characters. Second Edition, is 2 vols. Svo. em- al bellihlied with portraits and other ...

... which he was passiotately fond,' and in, thich Ile manifested a must correct taste. The Kijigns agricultural pursuits (for as Burke has justly said, * even in his amusements he was a patriot,) contributed to the Strength oft Nli.s ronstittil. 'I le lsitusi ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Chatham; and one of e the last, Edmund Burke. He would not.say any thing as to the deseirts of either of these pensioners; but, as to the .point of secresy, he would ask,. whether the names of t William Pitt and Edmund Burke-were not precisely those P which ...

... entering. into thle prcsent arrangement. hla ?? wvent back to the history of the first establishment of a COt civil list, by Nir Burke, in tile '~car US82. when a new Lo system Was'introduced, onil I)PS enanent roles laid down ti for the ?? Of tile IMflg's household ...

... The house has been lately paint- ed, and the furniture is quite new, and in the best possible conditioni. I - Apply to Mr Burke, upholsterer, No. 9, St Anslcgw Square. r PGI1OOESTATE IN FIFE FOR SALE. .10 t nby public roup, within the Royal Exchange Co ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...