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... HIGH COURT OF JUSTICIARY EDINBURGH, Wednesday, Dec, 24. TRIAL OF BURKE HFDOUGAL FOR MURDER This day the Court proceeded to the trial of VV. Iturke and Helen MTlnugal, indicted for murder. trial that has taken place for a number of years past, has excited ...
... Surgeons’ Square. Witness and Burke accompanied him, and met the women in the High School Yards. Could not say whether Burke or the porter went in first. Witness accompanied them. The body was put into a cellar; and witness and Burke proceeded to Dr Knox’s at ...
... wife, whom Burke about twelvemonth. M‘Dougal lived with Burke Identified as the other persons that were in the house along then his wife. Witness lived in the West Port, not tar with Burke, on the 31st October.) Burke came next mom. from ...
... put upon her trial along with the man. Justice Clerk. —I must now ask you William Burke, are you guilty are you not guilty of the third charge hi this indictment ?—Burke answered not guilty. Loid Justice Clerk.—Helen JM'Dougal are you guilty are you not ...
... woman was murdered-- did not know where the body was pot—saw the box in winch the body was placed—got it from Hymer’s—followed burke and her husband as she was afraid they would foil a-hghimg and went with them to Newington, and afterwaids came in along with ...
... and who, along with Burke, took the body to the dissecting room, and were Invited to breakfast with Burke and his wife the following morning. When the police, whose skill and activity in this case transcend all praise, visited Burke's house on Saturday ...
... roused. Burke, accordingly, waited a little, but geifcl impati nt accomplish his object, he suddenly threw hi ’fu self upon Jamie, and attempted to strangle him. This J the poor creature, and muddled as he was with liquorid sleep, threw Burke off and ...
... in search of work. She took up lodgings on Friday in the house of a man named Burt or Burke, in the West Port. It appears that there had been a merry making in Burke's that niget; at least the noise of music and dancing was heard, and it is believed the ...
... Sutherland, Esq.' Diifness, to Christian, second daughter of Angus Mackay, Esq., late of the Excise. , (in the 2Cflt uit., I.ieul, Burke, C.uppage, of;the Royal Horse Artillery, to Emily Anne, second daughter of Lieut,.' General Sly John .G,C.11, , ■ ■ PEAIHS ...
... on hands. Prime stores brought large prices, some lots were sold at 368.—Mr Bernard Brown refused 42s for fat wethent. Mr Burke, of Bidlydugan, as usual, showed off his tups to great advantage. They were shorn in presence of a large assemblage, and hired ...
... and adventitious Most happily for its reputation, it appeared a period when party feelings were intensely excited, and when Burke’s sublime and al. most inspirtd Commentary upon the French Revolution diffused so general despair amongst its partisans, that ...
... inherited the name of Addison, or Swift, Johnson, Hume, or Gibbon, or Smith, The same holds true Fox, and the second Pitt. Burke lost his son only some years before his own death. The list easily he greatly lengthened; but the names already mentioned arc ...