... OF BURKE. THt WESTPORT MURDERS—CONFESSION Tb* information from which the following ittiele i« drawn [ up have received from most respectable quarter, and it* perfect correctness in all respects may he confidently relied on. Irutli, it is as nearly as ...

... BURKE. Thefael bc!ng ; ll,c b,,11 y of thp infamous Itnrke would (Thursdav) lie placed the dissect!ng-table Mr. Monro, the Professor Anatomy, immense numbers were desirous of ol)taimn.r admission to view the corpse of the arch malefactor • this was a ...

... three and six months, for any sym a including tt. Interest, will be taken in payment. BURKE’S HOTEL, eer e Chamber of Commerce, King-strect, Waterf they] FOHN BURKE most respectfully begs to i CE UIE BN SIRS © their | dious and House on a nest end imoderate ...

... THE CONFESSION OF BURKE. The murderer, Burke, hm made a confession, which, if true, goes far to involve the chaiacters those anatomical gentlemen who were in the habit of purchasing his victims. We said last week that further enquiry was necessary, we ...

... Mill's History of British will be ready for publication in a few days. LIFE OF BURKE. Sezond Edition, onlarged, in 2 large vols. 8vo. price EMOIR of the Right Hon. EDM N BURKE; with Specimens of his Poetry and I end an estimate of his Gerius and Talerts ...

... MASTER BURKE, The Connaught Journal, speaking of the wonderful talents of Mast er Burke, who lately performed at the Theatre Royal, alludea to the father of this infant prodigy in the following terms : It gives os indeed more satisfaction than can now ...

... MASTER BURKE. Little Burke played Murtoch Delaney, in The Irishman in London, at the Haymarket theatre, on Saturday night. was singularly clever performance. The house was well filled, and the young actor was loudly applauded. —London Paper. A root hrocoli ...

... J. BURKE. Slepheo Coppinetr, E«). Mr. G’Coonell said had given notice of motion for an address to the Catholics of the King a County, the apparent apathy displayed by them. He did so, seeing that it was the only County in Leinster in which there had been ...

... MASTER BURKE. This singularly gifted child has announced his benefit fur this Evening. frcoiientcrs the Theatre hare been at once amused, gratified and astonished, the versatility of genius which this little prodigy has evinced.— There can be no question ...

... JOHN BURKE. ROYAL HIBERNIAN ARENA. Adams's Equestrian Corps exhibited their very extraordinary feats, for the fourth time, last evening. The house was extremely crowded ; —the boxes presented a brilliant array of fashion. The bill of fhre promised a great ...

... ■WILLIAM BURKE, Mn.MuRRAY, late of Covent-Gakden Theatre. This (icntleman, many years a most distinguished Javnuiite on the Covem-Garden boaids, died at Edinburgh the Bth instant. He was son of Sir John Murray, Bait, Broughton, Secretary Charles-Edward ...

... ISAAC BURKE BETHEL. SEMINARY FOR THE GENERAL EDUCATION YOUNG LADIES, Established Mmmtjoy-square, J. fl 1818, removed to the large House and Pleasure Ground, 17, UPPER TEMPLE-STREET. MRS. GAHAN, Principal, takes leave to apprise the Parents and Guardians ...