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... BURKE’S WORKS COMPLETE, WITH GENERAL INDEX. This day i* published, in Sixteen Volumes, Bvo. price 61.175. inbds. THE WORKS of the Right Honourable EDMUND BURKE, complete, with GENERAL INDEX. Printed for C. and J. Rivington, Su Paul’s Church .yard, and ...
... Mr. Whin vould beg perdun Capbun Burke; he did not mean to Impute him any impropriety of conduct. Captain Burke certain aa to frauds in that county. Mr. Sheppard—Hat he any idea to the amount ? [Here this was considered unnecessary, the fact of the frauds ...
... Captain Burke, in order to bring home the fact that the grounds did exist. Mr. Xunn then staled, that the object of the Meeting was to ascertain the simple fact, whether the peculation did exist or not, and the question would put to Captain Burke was, whether ...
... Captain Burke—The charges alluded to, applied the Province of Leinster generally. Mr. While (here appearing ilisatisfied at Captain Burke's disclosing specifically the peculations in the County —Oh, aye; he is shuffling from the question. Captain Burke here ...
... and turpitudo hideous system of fraud which was carried or. so successfully fof ycarsinlba IVing Corporation Dublin. Captain Burke, tho H'J.mg the Establishment, is tha man to whom the community are indebted for tha development of thoso complicated, and ...
... the inquiry into these abuses—it was agreed that they would merely examine Captain Burke, bein'- the person most capable of giving the information required. Captain Burke was then required to state whether lie had proved, to the satisfaction of the Com ...
... BANKRUPTS. Burke, Haymarket, victualler llehry William Warrington, Juhnson's-street, Shsdvrell, brewer Samjiel Pratt, Crispin-street, drysalter- John Fountain, St. Neot's, Huntingdon, draper Thomas Germain, Drury-lane. baker ' Robert Hunter; A Ideate ...
... of Cheek., occasioned by his Letter loon Layman. and In which Is Investigated Dean'i ansumptle* that the principles of Mr. Burke are hostile to Hos present elalmillif Catholics. By HENRY OISBORNE. Esq.—Also, by same in ANSWER to Dr. PHILLTOTTII TWO LETTERS ...
... From the London Gazette of Friday:-INSOLVENTS. INSOLVENT. illiam BUHtrington ehead. Hirminirliam, upholsterer. ITS. Peter Burke. victualler Henry William VVailnnton, Shadwell, brewer.-. Samuel Prait. Ctispin-street, dry-salter - -John Fu tain. Saint Neofs ...
... refus testant, and Mr. C ...
... Letter to an English Lay. man, and in which is investigated the Dean's assumption, that the expressed principles of Mr. Burke aro hostile to the present claims of the Catholics.—By THOMAS GISBORNE, Eq. Also, by the same Author A L I'TER to the Rev. ...
... Monday's and Tuesday's Posts. ©ajette. Etherington Whitehead, Binning- ham, upholsterer. Sanbrupts. p r Burke, Lemon-tree public-house, Haymar- Yorkshire, ham-fac- P » Crispin-street, Spitalfields, Fountain, St. Noel's, Huntingdon, draper. Hunter, Aldgate ...