... Kenmare, Viscount Normanston, Lord Killeen, the flonourable Mr Browne, Honourable Mr Pres- ir ton, Sir Thomas Esmonde, Sir John Burke, &c. The ol Irish Catholic Bishops now in London are also to form part of the deputation. We are request(d to state, that it ...

... 9O'rts Ditt-Esfigi~-l Sinao11 William. Mayne so lye Lien- tenlant, bj purchase, vice Burke, promoted ; Lieuteniant Williamn caleing Mackenzie to be Adjutant, vice Burke, r promoted. Cape Corps ccavalry )-Peter Tooke Robinson to be Cor- ~ inet, by Purchase ...

... 'theetd.' ' cs . -The fea-duty is only -L.8 3s. 7d.-Rntry immediate. qi The house may be seen at all times. . -r Apply to -Wr Burke, upholsterer, St Andrew's Square; r ?? 'A ope, W. S. Queen Etreet, . ol 25th January-1825. ci ELIGIBLE SITUATION , 7FOR TRADE ...

... Hospital-Assistant - F. 0 Bricn to. be Assistant-Surgeon, yice tPortelli, whose ap-I ?? has not taken place. .S7th ltto-R.' Burke to be Ensign, by purchase, vice I Ralston, pliomnoted in the 66th foot. cld Ditto-W. A. Ward to be Ensign, by purchase, vice ...

... house rose up in a body and gave bhi l i three cheers wheni he re-entered the stage door. - ip BUR E -The conversation of Burke-must have been (says Mr Moore), like the procession 'of a Roman I- triumph, exhibiting power and riches at every step- It, ...

... an made a fijuteniilt, d Wn teis laidte foundation of his subsequent s11is VI4sryycne AND VICE INCOMPtATIBLE.-' ov' '(sai Burke) knew a man wholwas bad, fit, fbfy5semc ;'that wsgod There is always somredislili 'In' mingredt hnt eefttng and spoiling the ...

... present session--because their cause ausess. ?? tually sutcceeL. Tbe bill had been supportedby tels, -men, Wyndham, Pitt, Burke; and greater bassthi Leafor and Grattan; andk even by Mr Plunkett, *4 ?? ! Chancellor were riot a mean man, bueinunstiaebea ...

... have the rank of Major in Africa only; dated 23d th December 1824. .lu 1W0SPITAL 5TA5F. Brevet Inspector of Hospitals W. A. Burke, M. D. from tb the half pay; Deputy Inspector E. Brown, -from the half di! pav, and Deputy Inspector J. Strachan, A.D., from ...

... Ditto-~Ensignt E Bagot tor be Lieutenant, lbv pur ki chase, vice Ilroalie,'promoted; dcated 10th December - 66th D~itto-Captain W. Burke, from half pay 7Ith gar . rison battaliosi,Ato'hfeap5~taii5. vic-e Moaffatt, who exchaniges, a receiving the difference,; dated ...

... increased public interest towards the W~rk. The most distinguished names in England figure in them. Fox, Sheridan, W'iodham, Burke, Wilkes, the late Lord Londonderry, &c. Horace Walpole, Hayley, miss Burney, and.others among literary characters-and his present ...

... of humilia- fit tion. Burke ands Sheridan, decidedly the first politi- St a cal men of their day in point of talents, found the f'r t door of the Cabinet Council barred against them; and w a Sheridan, with less principle than Burke, but more PC a tact, ...

... covered his defeat on the Indian bill, or-wviat had- been still- lance faitafins hina-his victory in time coalition. Mir Burke, in spite of lisi great talents and seal, was by no means popular. There ices a' tonle of diesatorsitip iii his public demeanour ...