... Ware, Ilertibrslure, schoolmaster. Joseph Kcaihcrstonhaugh, Bryaustone-street, gentleman. Thomas Kent, South Bank, Hegeni’s Burk, clerk in the bin Clerks'Otluv. , . James lluntcr-strcct, New Kent-road, baker. Willson, New Hagg.rstone, Kingsland-road, optician ...

... 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 ...

... Lower Mount-street, and conscientiously state that we have rarely witnessed such excellent«..wenng^o N HIGC , NB( T C.D. JOHN BURKE, Scholar T.C.D. M. CORRY, T.C.D. N. B. Business will be resumed on Monday, 7th of January, 1828. , ( ) Thus marked cut for ...

... ness, but occasionally too broad; this the only fault, but it calls for correction. The cleverest Of actors li'.de Master Burke, acted, sang, danced, and played the violin, all his wonted talent The house was crowded to excess. Olympic Theatre.— Jt would ...

... transport, lias been driven into Ply mouth stress of weather. fermoy petty sessions. IMPORTANT THE STAGE COACHES. 1 Jama Burke O'h.'nrican, a. James Gruhh This ease came on hoard last Saturday, the Sessions held lxtl»rc the Hencli who usually preside ...

... meeting. Mr. HUNT came forward. For several minutes the cheering prevented him from addressing the meeting. He remarked that Mr. Burke had once said, when defeated in one of his motions in the House of Commons by a small majority, If this is a disgrace, it's ...

... possession Patrick Foley—and the Dwelling House and Premises, num- BertS, in Bride-street, Dublin, .ate the possession Edward Burke.—Dated this day September, 1H27. BODEiiICK CON K. The feregoing Sale is adjourned to Wednesday, the day of February next, the ...

... 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. ...

... vice Brown, retires. To be Captaius-Lient. It. Story, vice Knox, dec. Capt. G. PdI. Ellis, fro-m half-pay 4-tl, toot, vice Burke. To lye Lieut .- Ensign A. Macintyre, vice Story. To be Ensign-J. F. Grant, vice Macintyre.-2d ditto-Lleut. 1I. P. Williams ...

... but occasionally too broad ; this is the only fault, but it calls for correction. That cleverest of actors, little Master Burke, acted, sung, danced, and played the violin, with all his wonted talent. The house was crowded to excess. MADAME C ATALANl ...

... Klanchan , _069-Buriital ' _g Steam Coach , 680 \ • Bees , Instinct of _, 696 i Burke the . _murderer's crimes _jncovered , 712 _Britiih Catholic Aiiaociatioh , _Ueeting of , 7 32 Burke ' s Trial and Conviction _. 827 , •• . • _- ' . . _^ 1 . , Canada _, _Ad ...

... Mr. Burke’s horse being an extremely spirited animal,- on clearing the ditch he became ungovernable, rushed forward towards the canal, and before lie could be restrained, plunged headlong into the. water with his ill fated rider. Whether Mr. Burke lost ...