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... retires upon h1t51 paly C' tid Oct. ?? 1823. Ceylon ?? Lieutenant J. ILJ LeVis to blt irnst Lieutenanlt, without pirchase, vice Burke, de- J I .i Jc3;rson to be Secotud Lieutenant, vice o L 'i s;o both dated Oct. 23. 18°2. 110PItTAt. ST.S r. d S`irgeon .J. ...
... untfeilated sorrow and regret that we state tile melanctholy result ot' the meeting hetween Mr ?? Blake, of Hollypark, and Mr IV. Burke of Strangford, both of this county. Ilavitig been bould over to keel) tilh peace in this countt', tiley proctleed to thle county ...
... Hoise, 'e numerous Peers are to be found among those proprietors It -and that Parliaments, which, in the latguage of 'Mr b: Burke, were not instituted to be 'a control upon the peopstr bat a control for the people,' become thereby in-m etruments in the ...
... morality s was supposed to be such a beaten track as scarcely to 5 afford room for any thing new or singular. We know, says Burke, that we have made no disco- s veries; and we think that no discoveries are to be S made in morality-the principles of ...
... Tltoris eroll t, Ftonerom, ruc the *litt bo f Lctettattnt Majoer, Nieto Carter, I belt, froto letels ot TobeFist ?? ?? ?? 3ohn Burke,-frort tohe A21 elorex intt intnn . na'. Stttitli, ?? ?? Vcegiun Trenthentint Ge- Ererd 1Fretur Wllltttile or td ?? Atlet' ...
... disser- v 3d tation on a point of constitutional history ; a lady o ld may smile at a rebus or a charade. Here, iitt and d Fox, Burke aild Sherilan, maintained their nightly i combats over agail ; here Porson criticised, and Jekyll a 0 punned. An appearance ...
... inm. Wynter, to the Isis &eo. Rowlett, to the Parthian Rd. Holmes, to the Queen Charlotte John Fillis, tl the Redwing Walter Burke, to the Scarborough J. C. Dawe (act.) to the Sophie John Beal, to the Tamar Jesse Sloggett, to the Thetis Henry Webb, to the ...
... of cultivated dictiotn, nor those grave remarks of moral wvisdoim with which his later speech- us, in imitati)on of ?,lr Burke, are pregnant; but, conI- I siderud in retefrlice to the occasion on which it was delivered, it is a oist astolnishing, effort ...
... antotoseled, the tdifferenrce betwveen tire convictionls fiti 'mdcttrin ia armr apparent. lio quoted theel oprnorin of Mr Burke, as to tire rititecs in 1750 and thcea rtntssber of circumsctanees pre-ned lay him tot reduce ie th of nmushr of executions ...