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... BURKE'S WORKS COMPLETE, GENERAL INDEX. — This day are published, i n 16 vo l s Svo, pr i ce 6/ 1 7 s i n b oar ds, THE WORKS of the Right Hon. EDMUND BURKE, complete. with General Index.—Printed for C. and J.givingion, St. Paul's Churchyard, and Wate ...
... will be performed DOUGLAS. Lord Randolph, Mr. Kirk; Gienalvon , Mr. N. Ramble; Old Norval, Mr. Bromley; Young Norval, Master Burke; Lady Randolph, Dirs. Egerton. To which will be added the interlude Intitied NO ! To conclude with the new grand Historical ...
... WORKS CO ..11.1,P. u.NrItAL 1 's Jnpu sixteen solo to.• tiro. prier. 91.175. In T HE WORKS of the Right Honourable EDMUND BURKE, with IS EN It ILA IN D EX.—Printed for C. awl J. St Paul's Choi reh•l. Wateilint• place. P ,11-M A fon may he hod on loyal ...
... WITH GENERAL INDEX. Just published, sixteen roluniss price 61.175. In hoards, THE IVORKS cif the Right Honourable EDMUND BURKE, romplce, with GENERAL INDEX—Printed far C. and J. Rivingtea, St. Paul's Chureb.yard, and Watetino.place. P rip A few Copies ...
... INDEX. This day is published, in Sixteen Volumes, Bvo. price 61. 17s. • in boards, yr HE WORKS of the Right Honourable EDMUND BURKE, complete, with GENEHAL INDEX. Printed for C. and J. Rivington, St. Paul's Church-yard,' and Waterloo-place, Pall Mall. *** ...
... Holborn, John Reberts, Esq. of Ely-place, to Mrs. Fryer, widow of the late John Fryer ' Esq. of Upper Homerton. Feb. 26, Lieut. Burke Cuppage, of the Royal Horse Artillery, to Emily Anne, second daughter of Lieut.- General Sir John Macleod, G.C.H. ...
... yo. BVo. price 31. 3s. boards E • HISTORY of the REIGN of GEORGE THE THIRD. By ROBERT BISSET, I.L.D. Author of the Life of Burke, Are. Printed for Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green. Of whom may had, I. A New Edition of Dr. Aikin's ANNALS of the REIGN ...
... been , deposed to before ins are as follow:—On Monday last a person of time name of BURKE was interred' in the churchyard of Drnmswords, about four miles frOni Clones. BURKE was au Orangeman; and his remains were accompanied to the grave by. tthe members ...
... Theatre. Two tiivorile Songs, Miss Fanny After which, TOM THUMB. King Arthcr, ..Mr. Williams j Lord Grizzle, Mr. w „,. Toiii Burke; Dollalolla T* 1 with SECOND SIGHT; or ,M.Vule. Hari-v Wakefield, Mr. Rayuer; , ,he Prediction. W.-West; and El»pa» . .Jig ...
... performed MY UNCLE TOBY. Singing by Miss FANNY WOODHAM. After which, the ilurletta of THE IRISH TUTOR. Dr. O'Toole, Master Burke. To conclude with To • or, PASSION AND REPENTANCE. Guy Mannering, with Tom Thumb, and the Interlude ...
... one in doubt whether to praise or condemn it. Mr. Brougham (supposing him to be the writer of the article) roundly blames Burke for giving himself wholly up to what he thought his public duties, as a man entrusted with great genius, and for not following ...
... observed to himself (Mr. Brougham), in reference to Burke's opposition, that he could only attribute it to a shred of the cursed web of Jacobinism. He felt a deep veneration for the character of Burke, but in a question of such importance, a question which ...