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... lately ran on shore near Workington, but was got off on 6th instant, after discharging part of her careo. The Eari of Lonsdale, Burke, from Ireland, was driven on *shore near Harringtogo 2d iWst. but has been got off with damage. Ihe Hope, Ditchlhbrn, of ansi ...
... pirates ?? Cape Antonio, in rii islanid ; and the master and one IllDtl were killed by tbenO T1 h, Engli it -,loop Spring Bird, Burke,, arrived here i5th inst. 1ron, Nissau, wilh the crews iif the brigs marylanid, Sa van tall Pacrltet al Nancy, lust on bt le ...
... 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 ...
... I did not wish to make any noise about..it,. theref'roe[ picked his poket o; it, t 'Dzden's Alemoirs. ANJCDOTZ OF ButtK .-Burke,, on one oc- Y casion, had just ?? Uouse of Commons, 'with some papers in his hand, on the 6ubiect . 3which he intended toak; ...
... fillies. T'lo miles. (20 sub- scribers.) l.ord Fitzivilliam's br. f. Ballad Singer, by Tranmp Air Riclsdale's b. c. Master Burke, by l'ha1ntoln - 2 ?? ?? l). c. Lambtonian, by Flilho da Plta '3 'MIr Petre's b. f. Delphine. by Whisker 4 Mr 11ouldsworth's ...
... generally known that the mear.s employed' by Burke -th e and his associateitoaccomplish the death, of their victims were fer the most part strarngulation, accompanied with w e compression of the respiratory organs. Burke, however, e confessed, that on one occasion ...
... partof which 1 have qu ted, you say (in altision to Burke's connection with M'Duugail who You ; e 'conader di) neA stand in the relation of husbad 'and wife,) Ce M'Dougal's connection svitl, Burke, therefore, was not of ir soch a nature as legally te ...
... was at his first outset totally unfriended. lie had na . powerful patronage to make up for his deficiencies. He must, to use Burke's expression, have been forced e to shew his passport at every toll bar; anti having stood this test, and forced his way upward ...
... current, by the Reverend Dr nt Muir, Mr GzoaGE HILL, solicitor, St Andrew's Square, to !ir CATHARINE, daughter of Mr John Burke, St Andrew's Square. At Shettleston, on the 27th ultimo, Mr Joax RXDSELT., ik wine merchant, Gallowgate, Glasgow, to Miss JEAN ...
... 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 ...
... early part of last week, some apprehensions were entertained that a-stop had not yet been put to the horrid traffic in which Burke and his associates were concerned. A boy of about ten years of age left the house of his parents on the. 23d December, and ...
... had 'nothioig.to do with suljects or thle disseting -room Thit is the person who pretends to have had! no connection with Burke and Hare, -although he was going to enter into an agreement with one of them ant become his par-- *ner, and intended, nay actually ...