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... accompanied Burke to 'his house, where they found the prisoner, Helen M`Dougal. The old woman was a little intoxicated. Hare and Burke then pretended to quarrel and fight; Hare says he pushed the old woman down during the strug• gle, and Burke fell upon ...
... attributable the very lawourable accounts received Irointhe country. Some m her movements a In. Mlnll.un. l- ...
... to agst singer, 7 to iig.-t Master Burke, •» *g-t Lamtftoiiian, 1 ag*f IVlphine, 4 1 uu-t Terror. Won very easy—run R minute* and .’»R second-. Lamb, toman -et ort at a rattling p.iee. Ballad singer, Mu-ter Burke and lying elo-e to him, and Terror . ...
... seine motives formerly prompted the freemen of Bristol to select Mr. Burke as their representative. Mr. Canning, like Mr. Burke, was unaccredited by partrician patronage ; like Mr. Burke, too, he had to produce his passport for high offices of trust ...
... Belfast Neury . 4 0 0 4 2 ( per bil 3 10 0 4 2 0 LONDON GAZETTE. (FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, APRIL 29, 1828.) BANKRUPTS. P. Burke, London, vicinaller.—W. Powell, Yorkshire, hamfactor.— S. Pratt, London, drysalter.—J Fountain, Huntingdon, draper.—H. W. ...
... 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 ...
... Thursday last, at St. Michael's Church, by Ambrose Dawson, 8.D., Mr. James Savage, jun., of to Mrs. Margaret Burke, of this town, relict of the late Burke, R.N. Same day, Mr. Richard Crosbie Dawson to Miss Pri, i t t e, Same day, at Bidstone, Cheshire, by the ...
... ory account of die manner in which the old woman lost her life. On* of the men, not Burke, states that it was the lad who struck her in passage, and killed her. Burke, however, acknowledges being party to the disposing of the corpse. We have reason to ...
... Bares, Buffon's, and Bewick's Quadrupeds, and other Works in Natural History and Philosophy, admired Editions of the Works of Burke, Bolingbroke, Temple, Chesterfield, Bacon, Beaumont, Fletcher, and others, the Encyclopmdia Rritannica, Picart's Ovid, Strutt's ...
... payable !«»J gallons Wheat. O.'dmeal—For et’ery quanthy of Iba—A Duty equal that navable a quarter of Oats. Mairc, or Indian Com, Burk Wheat, Beer, or Biga.—For every quarter—A Duty equal to that payable on quarter of Bariev. LIVERPOOL FLORAL Ann HORTICULTURAL ...
... FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE Of Tuesday snd Friday, April 8 an* 11. OBCLARATIONS Of INSOLVENCY FILtDSI P Burke, Haymarket, victualler M D Slater, Devonshire-square, Bisbopwstt- street, hatter BANKRUPTS. A Hartshorne, Fa^hioa-street, Spitalfields, desire in ...
... [concluded from oin last] Thursday, Aug. 7. The 100 sovos. Slakes were wou by Lord FiU- wilham's Ballad Singer, beating Master Burke (whose owner received 100 sovns. as second) and three others;, aod the £50, by Lord Keiburnes Purity—Mr. lon's Legacy beat ...