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... genius, as they phrase it, may laMent over the neg . - lect of a man like Mr. Burke, thus feeling the ordinary inconvenience of straitened eirennistances. We do not allow of any feelings of this caste, unless they be the very same which the spectacle ...
... BURKE'S WORKS, CONCLUDING VOLUMES, with GENERAL INDEX. This day is published, price £1 Is in boards, the Fifteenth and Sixteenth Volumes with Gencral.rlndex, of t_ f T HE WORKS o_ e HONOURAI3LE EDMUND h BuRKE, containing a continuation of Speeches on ...
... SITRKEY THEATRE. THIS EVENING be perforln * d After lu which Master Burke sosuint Six different Characters. rnnHud* with Comic Pantomime, called HARLEWIN ASTROLOGEK STEPNEY; Or The Enchanted Fish and Ring, . To-morrow, Love’s Frailties, with Home tor ...
... by A. Lee, Esq. entitled Twits on the Green.) End lf the Drama, a Concert, io which Miss Graddon, Mr. • Vi, West, Master Burke,'and a Young Lady only ten . years of age will appear. . After which, the. new InterludQ, entitled NO I Maria, Mrs. Fitzwilliam ...
... been arttten enkfiy for titc purpt-se of exhibiting to the juvenile visiters at this period, the versatile talents of Master Burke, in character in which they could best understand them—that of a lively, joy. ous, arch young school.boy, just let loos® from ...
... Bar, by Blscklock Mr Riddell’s be Rector, by Dr. Syntax—Ardrossan Mr Riddell’s hr c Ben Lomond, Blacklock Ridsdale’s Master Burke, Phantom Mr Ridsdale’s c Harlequin, by Cervantes—Flora Mr Dowbiggiu’s b c Navarino, Whisker ...
... and leave an impression of his good government to after ages.—Bacon. What shadows we are, and what shadows we pursue ! Burke. London: Printed for Thomas Tegg, Cheapside ; R. Griffin and Co. Glasgow; also J. Cumming, Dublin. ...
... THE MARCH OF INTELLECT. In which Master Burke sustains Six different Characters. Miss Fannv will sing The Dashing White Serjeant,” a new Song, by Mr. W. West. After which (fourth lime) a New Interlude, entitled “NO! Sir George Doiibttiil, Mr. Dibdin Pitt; ...
... and leave an impression of his good goverrxnent to after ages. Bacon.— What shadows we are, and what shadows we pursue ! Burke.—London: Printed for Thomas Tegg, Cheapside; R. Griffin and Co., Glasgow; also J. Cumming, Dublin. ...
... and leave an impres, sion of his good Fovernment to after ages. Bacon.— What shadows we are, and what shadows we pursue ! Burke.—Loudon: Printed , for Thomas Tegg, Cheapside; It. Griffin and Co., Glasgow; also .1. Cumming, Dublin. ...
... and leave an impression of his good government to after ages.—Baeon. What shadows we 'are, and what shadows we pursue ! Burke. Londoil: Printed for Thomas Tegg, Cheap Side; 11. Griffin and Co:Glasgow ; also J. Cumining, Dublin. ...
... and leave an impression of his good government to after ages. Bacon.— What shadows we are, and what shadows we pursue ! Burke.—London: Printed for Thomas Tegg, Cheapside ; R. Griffin and Co., Glasgow; also J. Cumming, Dublin. ...