... BURKE. After the trial, Rtirkeand M'D->u«al were removed the lock-up-house ; Hare and his wife fo!lowed, and were lotted a different apartment. Burke had hardly been seated, when, looking round, lie s.tid to the officers who had him in charge, this ...

... proceeded _to do . his duty , the _cries of Burke him , Burke him _,, give him no rope , and many others of , a similar complexion , _' were _vociferated in _vcices loud with _' . _indisnatioti ; Burke , in tlie mean time , _stood _, _perfectly unmoved ...

... 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. The London WccMy Review, ckver periodical which has just started into existence, and which hidj fiiir for success) in critique upon a recent publication Entitled The Epistolary Correspondence of the Right Hon. Edmund Burke, and Dr. French Lawrence ...

... 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. 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 ...

... 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 ...

... BURKE'S CONFESSIONS 'Speedily . will ' be published , .. A _FULL'DEGLABiATION , Dictated , Revised , _' . _t _\ _, _rind'Signed by Burke _himself , _' of _nil the _crimed ' committed . _'by _him , _' _nnd the names of the unfortunate 'sufferera ,. ...

... wlien in bed p nil _a « leep , Burke told Hwethat he _wouhl have most _t i llo _to _tier , _as _she _being » _ilislant t ' riciul he did _not ke 10 begin ur » t on licr . _Hure murdered _her by _lipping her _hreaili , and Burke _insisted _hull tlie _same ...

... BURKE THE MURDERER !! _Just _Published , _] y BELL and CO . _at their LithoRraphic Office , 20 , _Siiikspeare Square , and aold by tlie _• principal _: _Bookieller _;! , Pr ice One Shilling , _k N _Authentic LIKENESS _of W _' _tLL _' rAM _A BURKE , _sketched ...

... were divided between Hare and Burke — That was the whole of them, sixteen in all; nine were murdered in Hare's house, and four in John Broggan's; two in Hare's stable, and one in Burkes brother's house in the Canongate. Burke did not know the days nor the ...

... EXECUTION of BURKE. Edinburgh 'Wseklf CArosiirfs, H'edriesdrn/, J Jill tun This »iosl transcend ant aU miscreants, with the exertion, Hare.. sufferd. this the penalty his hues. tout o'clock yesterday. morflnW-ftke Si»«e the S,ock-«p The time of the oonvevanO ...