... BURKE. After the trial, Burke and INl'Dongal were removed to the lock-up-house; Hare and his wife followed, and were lodged in a different apartment. Burke had hardly been seated, when, looking round, he said to the officers who bad him in ckarge, this ...

... BURKE After the trial, Burke and :ll'Dougal were removed to the lock-up-house; Hare and his wife followed, and were lodged in a different apartment. Burke had hardly been seated, when, looking round, he said to the officers who had him in ckarge, this ...

... Execution of Burke, of • letter dated Edinburgh, treditsday sight.) A Seat d tolled an Weduses4ay merging, at ,he common place of execution In Edinburgh—the head of Libbettot.'s W)nd—to a lawn the jest veng eeeee of the law executed upon Ins most inhuman ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

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... JOHN BURKE. John Prince, aged 37, shoemaker, of Wareham, gathered on Sunday last, in a shady lan e under trees, a large quantity of mushrooms, which were stewed the following morning for his family to partake of at breakfast, and of wMch he ate very ...

... BURKE AND HARE. We take the following from a Scotch Paper: Burke and Hare cannot have been the only individuals concerned in this organized system of murder. As early as 1822, we know of an occurrence which then took place, sufficiently mysterious, and ...

... EXECUTION OF BURKE. (FROM Tni; CALEDOHIAN MERCURY.) Edinburgh, Jan. 29. — This atrocious murderer, whose hands were more deeply dyed in innocent blood than those of any other homicide recorded in the calendar of crimes, underwent the sentence ofthe law ...

... EXECUTION OF BURKE. This monster aufl'ered the extreme sentence oldie law on Wednes. day last. Exactly at eight o'clock the procession left the Lock-uphouse ; and as soon as it was observed advancing lip Libberton Wynd by the part of the mob close to ...