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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 ...
... enter Security. Itecogniziacc, and execute For furtlier partieuSara, apply to Thetaaa Burke, Solicitor for the Plainiitfa in the firat cause and to Mr. Denis Burke, the Receiver in these cause*, No. 11, place, Dublin. ...
... Stored tj Sir. T. Burke, nuj .itcouiled Ig Mr. T.l*il,r. •sl!i. IteMlrnl —Tliat a ...
... 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 ...
... tsa OSpl- J.S, TOWNSE! y or J. Burke, Viaintiffs’ Solicitor, No. ot Great Brun th eeree street, Dublin. id Ww illiain Carr, Elizabeth Carr, IRSUANT t ay of and Isabella Carr, pu final Doeree of h mm, at Visintitts | jesty’s High Court of 2 cery Th natic ...
... what happened the day before. Magistrate —Is the woman your wife. Burke —Faith I cao’t recollect; but something tells me that we were once married. Magistrate—Only once. Only once, said Burke, and sure that’s enough, as far as she concerned. Magistrate —And ...
... Worship, said Burke, believe we’d better drop it. I am willing to forget every thing if he makes an apology. Murphy submit)ed that in point of law he had made out a good case, and if any person was to make the apology Burke was the man. Burke swore he would ...
... DEATHS On Sunday evening, at bis lodgings fun Arthur’s* Quay, Edmund Burke, Esq. tut the*half pay the 251h Regiment, nr King’aown Bnrdcrers—a Gentle* man whont were centered all the true qualities ut the soldier, wjth the mild ’ami engaging manners of ...
... 2 0 5 0 Britannia Steamer, goods and passengers Tvro Frieodn, Burke, m«lt ~~ Dungirraa Veuut Steamer, goode and pauengere Waterford In dietren, and towed in by the Mare Tow-Boat, fro® KinfttowD. •AILED fO» Liverpool ...
... regeneration of our unhappy country. The Meeting was addressed'ot considerable length and with much ctlectby the- Rev. Mr. Burke, Mr. Ijdor, Mr. &c. who were loudly and repeatedly cheered daring the delivery oif their eloquent and spirit harranguo*. ,f2O ...
... 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 ...