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... general scope and spirit of the author in prying after petty blemishes, as in the fileovwing criticism oin a passage from Burke :_ 1 A gross violetion of paropriety in the use of ani expres. sion appears in the following quotation from. one of our most ...
... the retired list; dated 49!th July 1824. Veteran Companies for Service at Newfoundland.- Brevet Lidsitenant.1Coloflrl T. K. Burke, from half pay Dillon's reg-incnt, to be M1ia or; dated 25th Julv 1821. Captainl W. IPilkioglon, from half pay 5th garrisonbatta- ...
... necessary to precipitate its ruin. f Over its dependent provinces its authority is but c s light. It was long ago observed by Mr Burke, that the Tnrk was obliged to huckster and bargain a for such obedience as he could get ; and it is clear t that he is getting ...
... Edinburgh, on the 11th current, the Rev. JatMSe oi REID BROWN, minister of the High Chapel, Berwick, to MARY MARGARET, eldest ?? Burke,St Andrew's a' Square. At Laurieston, or) the 15th current, Mr GEORGE INNES, jeweller, Glasgow, to SUSANNA, third daughter ...
... W5'ALES. 3odfirev MoeWitt, De Calculis Urinariis. FR.O0 BEIIVICi. Wyilliam Dunbar Itow, De Epilepsia. FROM IRFSLANPi. p. u. Burke, DoIe yvsteria. johil r *opinler, - Febrc Pucrperarum. Bi 1 rur COYm1, - Typho Graviore. _- Causis Morborum Exci- Jtmjtjes ...
... Governmetit an Chaplain to tlte Irish Brigade, 1 ro- which situatian lie got through the mnedium of his relative cu- Eldnunt Burke. There was ito scholar expelletd front ~er- Maynootb, but there wore fourteen expelled tram Tuinity [e't College. ?? consequence ...
... ; io this moral gangrene in the very bosom of society. He visited all Europe, according to the eloquent panegyric of Mr Burke; ;, not to s urveV the sumptuousness of palaces, or the astateliness of temples ; not to make accurate ; metnaqurements of ...
... or L. Cartray, from the at royal staff cors, to be Quartermaster; dated 25th March bt ]82~47. of 99th Ditto-Lieutenant J. Burke, from half pay 4ith tl foot, to be Adjustant and Lieutenant-and A. Forbes, late Colour Sssjeiint in the 1st battalion royal ...
... generally onl the instability F of their nmovenents, he compares them to the waves of tle sea, agitated by uncertain wvinds. Burke also li spcaks 0f thle perfidious levity of the multitude g anld, 1here they are igniorant, thisdescription well ap- E ? ...
... foot; dated as above, no 7th D)itto-Ensign Lord F. Lennox, from the 62d foot, too to bec Lieutenant, Without purchase, vice Burke, doccaased; Cb dlatedl 24-th Juneo s21t3.l 61h 1)itto-Captaini T. G. Ball to be Mri~ior, by purchase, pee vicef Doco6urcy, ...
... votes on private bills, which could not be - sufficiently cundemned, and said it reminded him of an anecdote of the late Mr Burke, who scas asked by a lady to vote in acertain way onsaprivatebill,atthattpriodlupro- ' gress,to which application MNrBurke ...
... l7s. to 20s.-Oatmeal 17s. Gd. to 20s. per boll. GLASGOW TONTINE LIST. Clyde, Anderson, in the Clyde from Liverpool Antrito, Burke, at the Broomielaw from Belfast I'anOe, Hig-ins, at London fiom Grangemouth Lion, Turnbull, at the Broornielaw fromrr Liverpool ...