... defences for Burke were grven ny, stating that the present indictment charges him with three an. connected and associated with a woman wld hot even accused of two of the murders. Written detences for Helen same as being associated with Win. Burke. Burke Mr, Robertson ...

... be paid the winner in specie, for all ages. 2 miles and a half. Major Yarburgh’s b. c. Laurel, 4 y. 0 Mr. Petre’s Master Burke, 3 y. 0 Lord Hawke's ch. c, Gameboy, 3 y. 0.. Lord Searbrough's b. f. sister to 4 y. ¢ Mr. ch, c, Alplity 5 ‘Iwo subscribers ...

... ry account of the manner in which the old woman lost hes life. One of the men, not Burke, states that it was the lad who struck her in a passage, and killed her. Burke, however, ucknowled of the corpse. We have reason to believe he is wholly being a party ...

... Bibby, Joseph, hy Lord Muncaster, for Muncaster, Drigg, and Carleton, Corucy and Middletun-Place, and the Demesne Lands of Burks, Black Hall, end Gaitscule, in the County of Cumberland ; Peunington and Tibberthwaite, in the County of Sancaster ; and Little ...

... which he has this inquisitorial inv won of the laws aud cuswwine We ahould like to know upon what principle it is that a Mr. Burke, of che Wexford Police, and others we could name, are permitted to attend political 1» come of aos vely aesiet in the collection ...

... A beauti Ir. and won by a ne A Pilate of 0, for all ag two a Mr. Wethe' sch. f Jenny Mills, by Whie! Mr. Ridsdale's Master Burke, by Phante +2 2 ‘The first heat was won by a head; the second easy. Saturday,—A Silver Cup, value £50, with 20 sovs. ted, for ...

... the following labour, Now that we Ul mati whose name was without a blot—whove lite wis hed, of any We have becen med that Burke and his wife Heeren for this, but that we think he might have been } as pure, and his c haracter as unt e ' have been committed ...

... their legs like cats. Without one of talent, either manners or apped rance ; le never cared in the he routs of the tender burk to 3s. Oatmeal do. Us. Ud. to 24. Pou without any abilities whatever, without any exertion on least what he said or dl id, ...

... ludicrous, thou le: brilliant ies Me A ng the gentry Most favoured wih those tokens of pops were my Lord Don: Mr. sdale, + Burke, Mr. Nicholson, the present high if of the county, Capt u Gordon, Boyton of Tri ty College, Archdeacon Packenham, but when ...

... that no man in the He se would sive up to justify the cruel code of oppression enacred in the time of Anne—a system which Mr. Burke designated the * acts of Anne.” No man would deny that those acts were an infringement of the trenty of Limerick. Mr. Peel ...