... expressing constant apprehension of being carried to prison, and exhibiting other symptoms of mental derangement. A cobbler named Burke, committed suicide latey by cutting his throat with a razor—it was stated (as the cause of this rash act; that his mother bad ...

... occupied by Kemp and Drummond. The Premises consist of a Drying Shed two stories, with Garrets and Cellars ( also a Bark Mill, Burk Loft, Currying Shop, Drying Shed, and Counting Room; and the Tan-Yard, which has plentiful supply Water, ii«d enclosed with ...

... pm. Do. Stork. Ex. Bills, 71». pm. Bank Stock, HIGH COURT OF JUSTICIARY. TRIAI- OF BURKE, AND m'dOUGAL, HIS WIF*. Y' s:i r.lnv ll'e Court procecdrd te tlie trial of Burke and Helen M’Doiujral. indicted for murder. tr that lias taken place for numlier of ...

... suspension pause Airs Sidduns, and the wonderfully correct enunciation John Kemble. The most eloquent of our statesmen too —and Burke, and Sheri Jan, had the benefit Mr VValkcr’s instructions, and highly talented Air Canning, have been told, was professed admirer ...

... authorities of this country were decidedly of opinion that the pmal laws were a violation the treaty.— Ang these were Mr Burke, whose opinions he had led in writing, and which were published with his other posthumous works. The hon. baronet moved, that ...

... doing so that she knew ot- Witness got a shirt from Mrs Wilson to put button on it, but did not know whose it was. The name J. Burke or Burt was marked on it; and it was given her sort while the two men lodged with her. Witness slept in the room adjoining ...