... _complimentary _letter _to _the Ad _. _miral , who _received _another of tlie _same son Irom _the .. _Emperor of Germany . ' Mr Burke _, _my Lonl » , in . _)) ' _speech _delivered after ilie _French _Revolution _tand _con _. srqucntly after he _had become fully ...

... to be Major, vice Bayly, who exc’langes. Rifle Brigade-Surgeon T. H. from the half pay of the regiment, to be surgeon, vice Burke, retired on half-pay. Ceylon Regiment—Captain R. Sweeny, from the halt-pay, to be Captain, vice Walsh,, appointed to the (>3d ...

... bankrupts. Peter Burke, Lemon-trce public-house, Haymarket, victualler William Powell. Wetherby, Yorkshire, ham factor Samuel Pratt, Crispin Street. Spitulfields. drysalter Jehn Fountain, Veot’s, Huntingdon, drapet Robert Hunter, Aldgate, oil and colourman ...

... late William Ritchie, Esq. Married, at Coldstream, on the Bth insU, Mr Robebt Cockburx, tinsmith, Edinburgh, to Miss Margaret Burk, No. 50. George Street. Died, at Parham, in Sussex, the right honourable Lord Delazouche. Died, in London, on the 12th inst ...

... 13SaDGE STRREET, Nos. One and Two, price 6d. each,! (Embellished with a View of Burke's House) of A N AUTHENTIC anti FATTHFJL HISTORY tS of the ATROCIOUS lURDItRS committed b I BURKE and his Associates, containing every atuthentic iparticular, and a full disclosure ...

... WAIT. sols. BV SOANE'S HISTORY the REFORMATION of the CHURCH of ENGLAND. 4 vols. Bvo. 6 The WORKS of the Honourable ED. MUND BURKE. Vols. and 16, Bvo. with Index, 21s. EDINBURGH LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, 24, GEORGE STREET, Edinburgh. THE EDINBURGH LIFE ASSURANCE ...

... of liberality, leaving it to thuir successors to reap ihe haivest under happier auspices but with feebler hands. The names Burke, and Bitt, and fox, and Sheridan, and Grattan, stand foremost in this glorious band; and to them he might add another great ...

... and legs dreadfully smashed, and is not expected to survive.—Two of the Westminster Abbey I choir boys, named filarquet and Burke, were drowned on IFriday, whilst bathing in the Thames off Milbank. ..1101OPw. EDINBURGH, SEPTEMBER 3. We regret to announce ...

... 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 ...

... claimed proved, and Turned the rightful owner, who bestowed a handsome reward on the old soldier for his honesp. West Port J Burke ai his wife were on Monday week indicted to take their trial Wore the High Court of Justiciary on the accused of the murder ...

... Cromwell, from to 1652. vols. £2 6. The Third Volume of LANDOR’S IMAGINARY CONVERSATIONS of LITERARY MEN and STATESMEN, Us. 6. BURKE'S DICTIONARY of the PEERAGE and BARONETAGE of the United Kingdom, with Engravings the Arms. 51s. 6d. 7. BYRUN and HIS CONT ...

... notice.—As to opinion of it, there are passages, which, if it had been mine, would not have had a place in it. I may say. Burke of Junius, 1 could not have written these letters if would; and if could, 1 would not.'* Alterations occurred to me, which ...