... BURKES CONFESSIONS. Immediately after the decision of trie Judges the qu to Hart's liability to be tried for tiie murder of Daft Jamie, the Lord Advocate judged proper. the satisfaction of the public, that the judicial confession emitted by Burke after ...

... CONFESSIONS OF BURKE. (From the Caledonian Mercury.) The information from which the following article is drawn up we have received from a most respectable quarter, and its perfect correctness in all respects may be confidently relied on. truth, it as ...

... night she was dead. Burke, at this time, was mending shoes; and Hare and Burke took the clothes off her, and put her body into a tea-box. I'ook her to Knox s that night. The next was Margaret Patterson, who was murdered in Burkes brother's house, in the ...

... CONFESSIONS OF BURKE. (From the Caledonian Mercury.) Tbe information from wbieb the following article i« drawn np bare received from most respectable quarter, and i:« perfect correctness in all reaped* may be confidently relied on. In truth, it is a* ...

... BURK _STONES' FOR _SALK J UST arrived , _direct from Eoncn , a _cargo of BURR STONES or the most _approved _qualitr . . Apply to BELL , RAKNIE , and CO . . _Quality Street , _Leitli , 16 th _May 1823 . ...

... rendered as short as was consistent with the occasion. LIFE OF BURKE THE MURDERER. (From the Scotsman.) Burke was born in the parish of Orrey, county of Tyrone, in Ireland, in 1792. When Burke was at school, he was distinguished as an apt scholar. Becoming ...

... of. ‘‘Burke him! “Do the same for Hare! When the executioner was about to unloose his handkerchief, in order to adjust the rope, Burke said him, The knot’s behindwhich were the only words uttered the scaffold. Precisely, quarter past eight, Burke gave ...

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... BURKE THE MURDERER. (From the Edinburgh Evening Post.) As every thing relating to the ruffian Burke may be interesting at present, we add the following particulars about him during his residence in the parish of Peebles: He and Helen McDougall resided ...

... CONFESSIONS OF BURKE. (From - the Edinburgh Advertiser.) We are, this day, authorized to lay before the public the official confessions of Burke, made by him to the public authorities, on the 3d and 22d of January last. CONFESSIONS OF BURKE IN THE GAOL. ...

... MASTER BURKE. This exceedingly clever little boy took leave of the Surrey on Thursday night. We do not know who concocted the following bit of balaam for him; but a more exquisite attempt -at literary finery we have seldom met. Had our friend Orator Shell ...

... and, and cioked her tinder the throat with theo t other. W~e sonmotimles usedi mt pillow, hutt did not in this case. 'I Now, Burke, answer me this ?? you tutored and instructed, or did you receir: hints from any one as to the Imode of committing murder? ...