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... was produced this Theatre. The whole of the dramatis persona? were sustained by children —two sweet little girls and Young Burke taking the lead. piece is pastoral, and Miss Fanny and Miss Covbney were the Damon and Phyllis. It has a grating German title ...
... 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, ...
... maltster. N. J allies, Bristol, anj it u.erchant. H. Williams, Snuthwark, wiiie-mereliant. From Tuesday's London Gazette. . Peter Burke,Hay,naike', victualler. H. W. »v ariiiigton, 9fll j, stree', llos'l, ell, lirewer. S. Pratt,Crisiiin-s reet, dry-alt'- '% ...
... , Williams, from Brooks, Three Bartnoll, from will, Did Steam Fruit Williams, from Shethents cum —Louisa and from N Fanny, Burk, from Lewts, for Ba for Neath— Beresford, Agenoria, Jerman, Venus, Nash, ria, Narcott, Fruit Preserver, t, Marshall, G Merchants’ ...
... London, Wkcnksd/ly Evening, April 3D. From Tuesday Night's Gazette. BANKRUPTS. P. C. Hockin. Lamicoston, money-scrivener. P. Burke, Jlay market, victualler. H. VV. Warrington. Shad well, brewer. S. Pratt. Crispia-street, drysalter. J. Fountain, St. Ncot's ...
... b'waneeirZ *-Eanred out ?? Prleltla; E ds, for Carnntaple *,-the Albion, Gay, the PersevereaifeN&,usara, aned tye Flnny, ,,Burke, fio Hideford'thi Hero, hSvans, the Hope, Cadwalladeri and the Jane, 44dwards,.jfr Carmarflseri-the Pristal Packet, [Itch, ...
... Houghton. The two principal opposers of the measure were the Pilot who weathered the storm and the talented and brilliant Burke. On a division, there appeared for the repeal, 105; against it ; Majority 189. An idea prevads, that, on the subject of the ...
... fo my ee nature for the full enjoyment of its comforts.” ime Bankrupts Tuesday's and Friday's Gazet ger TUESDAY'S. nat P. Burke, Haymarket, victualler—H. Warrington, Sh brewer—S. Pratt, Spitalfields, brewer—J. Fountain, St. aint draper—T. Germain, Drury ...
... little boy, her son, the gentleinan'alluded to above. Prom Tuesday's London Gazette. APRIL 29th, 1828. BANKRUPTS.' Peter Burke, Hay-market, victualler. H. W. Warrington, Johnsons-street, Shadwelh Middlesex, brewer. Samuel Pratt, Crispinstreet, Spitalfields ...
... actors. If so, we trust such severity will be placed our consciousness of what the drama is in its proper state capable. Mr. Burke has said, publish the most extravagant lie every day for twelvemonth, and the world will receive it as gospel truth. we exclaim ...
... lespectable Clergyman, and in early life he went out to India, where he made an ample fortune. On his return he furnished to Burke and Sheridan important materials for their memorable attack upon Warren Hastings. became, from this circumstance, connected ...
... Resolutions wero agreed to, the House resumed, and tbe Report was ordered to be brought to morrow. TUESDAY'S V ti BANKRUPTS, rtler Burke, Lemon Tree pubiic.house, iUymarkrt. victualler Hen. win sriiigioo, Johnson's street, r mH, Shad well breweriaui-jel Fruit ...