... and muddled as he was with liquor and sleep, he thresv Burke off and got to his feet, when a desperate strug- gle ensued. Jamie fought with the united frenzy of mad- ness and despair, and Burke was about to be overpowered, when he called out furiously ...

... her lodgings at Burke's house, and to the suspicion of her having been murdered, David'Paterson, keeper of Dr. Knox's museum, lives in 26, West Port. Knows Burke by sight. Went home about 12 on Friday, the 31st of October. Found, Burke at his dodr, knocking ...

... se.ing Burke in the psassage, and a littl~e womAn iollowiitg him ; they went into Burke's house ; H-are and his wife were in Burke's that evening between siix and seven o'clock ; the little woman was thtere like- wise ; witness remained in Burke's housie ...

... Hare's vith his wife, who was in Burke's at Is the time. ?? to Burke's house about nine o'clicsk,' oe for some of her child's clothes; and found the ?? a , woman singing, and Mrs. Burke and Mrs. Hare danciig. so Burke and Hare were driliking. Witness ...

... little elderly woman ?? seen begging about the lest Port; she entered the 0 sh°P of Mr ]Rymer, near to Burke's house, for this pur- pose, while Burke was there purchasing whisky. He seems rto iav Immediately fixed upon her as a fit subject for his atrecious ...

... five whets witness and s [I wife left Burke's hostse first. Burke camne to Ilsre's for d them abiott seven, lie tlsitks. Bttrke was not in 1-are's at sliupper ; hut M~rs Burke was. '[le Hares lied left it before e Burke came. .Jolin M' Cullochi, .porter.-On ...

... the honestI and tmanly Captainl Burke [hear, hear !]. 'iThanks were re-I fttsed to this deiierving man, betcause ,forsooth, lie only did hisI ditty. He (Mr. Roositer) would he glad every one did hisI duty. Captain Burke wosild not be thanked, because he ...

... Tshe othert prisoner, dMac- hit cdougal, lived with Burke. There tas a Iscuse on thc i opposite end of' the passage, occupied by a Dir Law.-- :i: -lad seecn blare and his wife couningaobout Burke. Dur- tu ing the last kveek of October a stlt namcd Gray ...

... previous quarrel bad takeo place between David Burke, lass' several persons mentioned irthe informations, and that the lqtter had agreed to revenge them- selves upan him, either dead'or ?? a few days after- wards Burke died, and was burled in Drunswords Church- ...

... evening, after a real or pre. hew e tended scuffle betwixt Burke and Hare, during which their riate victim etideavolared to separate them, the ponor deludird wretch deci2 -was pushed over ; and Burke, in presence of the parties before fidet - named, threw ...

... prisoner M'Clean there, and a blade of a scythe up his back, under his coat-ivitness lives in Dunsilly-knows where Burke's house Is-Burke is uncle to witness- it was about half way between Antrim and Dunsilly he saw the ?? was Antrim fair evening-witness ...

... cream ewer; Maria Murray, charged with stealing a, piece of printed calico from a warehouse in town; Dominick Agnew, Molly Burke, and Harriet O'Connor, charged with stealing and receiving a large quantity of plate, stolen from a house in Great George's ...