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... 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 ...
... bill of costa. _ .., ~ Doctor Burke declared the respeethe had for Mr. Kildahl, and particularly for his very efficient professional exertion, that trial, on which lie displayed much talent and ingenuity: Doctor Burke considered bun richly deserving ...
... 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 ...
... performed Ike Drama ! Maria, Mrs. Fitzwilliam. After which, DIE RAB -» Or, Daman and Plnlta. v . . BurKomasttr SUnappalieb, Mailer Burke; Likbi, Mailer Russell; Damon, Miss Fanny ; and Plullis, Mils With 'CURIOSITY CURED; Or, Powder for Peepinjt. In wliicU Mrs ...
... 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. ...
... the Very Rev. Henry Phillpotts, P.D. and Dean of Chester; occasioned by his Assumption that the expressed Principles of Mr., Burke are hostile to the present Claims of the Catholics.—By THOMAS GISBORNE, Esq. Author of the ..Reply to the Rev. Dean's Two ...
... This day is published, in Bvo. price 88. 6d. in boards, T H E EPISTOLARY CORRESPONDENCE of the Right Honourable EDMUND BURKE ? and Dr. FRENCH LAURENCE. Published from the Original Manuscripts. Printed for C. and J. Rivington, St. Paul', Church-yard, and ...
... ( ct Court SUtMOtlfu no thank ton? Is comment into the reived tli meeting, ilstently that the same moved oi SThe than the Burke d country, dntv! Who •inch'd putllic ! plu prh CIMI Can Jlitiicnl liioii n prch-.u tuki'ii i t>l ...
... rito Tiu: LONHO\ tpril Burke. I virtualkr.— J. roodkain, St. Seers . .. draper. — T. baker. —II. Hunter, Aldothann.—F. Nley brurl., Old 1 aven.lealo-street. takolut. Pratt, Irri.pin-street, dryri•lter.—T. Gough-square, t. furrier.-11. W. Kraig ton. Jul ...
... Parliament, for the borough M F.nnis, the room of the Right Hon. Frankland l*wis, who hat accepted the Hundreds. BANKRUPTS. letter Burke, Lemon Tree public house, tint market, Victualler Henry William Warington, Shadwell, brewer Samuel Pratt, Crispin-street, ...
... with his usual force and energy. Mr. Burke, in quitting the room, stated that he bad not heard single mercantile argument which could induce him to change his opinions. Mr. O’Connell—Make way for Mr. Burke. Mr. Burke hoped that the meeting would not suffer ...