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... India for Ditto | Cons for Do. 87| 4 } JllOrl WATER LONDON Bit IDQK. Morning, min. after ] Afternoon, S3 min. alter THE New Burk TANCRED, 194 tons, built at Shields, principally African oak ; has a man bust head, 4b* iron knees, stows a large cargo lor ...
... fronting and immediately over the sea. Public Mot Salt Water Baths in the Establishment ready at all hours. N. B. Livery, &c. M. BURKE, Hotel, Proprietor ...
... spoons, property of Mr. Charles Connell, Belfast, in June last, and Mary Burke and Harriet O'Connor for receiving same.- Agnew guilty; 12 months imprisonment in ?? of Cor- .ection to Burke and O'Connor not guilty. Mary Campbell, for stealing-a silver watch ...
... Sayer, Paget, Turton, Jones, Dixon, Ponsonby, Patterson, Cagan, Williams, Davidson, Blood, O'Flanagan, Cooke, E. Lloyd, W. Burke, G. Cooper, Evelyn, Baskerville, Lindsay, G. Roebuck, Jones, W. Burrows, P. Turquand, Taylor, A. Smith, Boilean, Graham, S ...
... dowit-the chief kicked her and took out his sword-struck her with it, and stabbed her- Donaldson tramped her with his heels. John, Burke-Saw Catherine McDonnell lying en the streets-after being stabbed, the chief caught her by the small of the leg, and the prisoner ...
... after the cloth was removed, Chas. M‘Darmo.t, Fsq.. wan called ta the Chair. Mr. (> no*l sat ■ »» his right. ti»e iler. Dr. Burke occupied the his left* The Chairman, in to propose the firn toast v * Klnrf” the loyalty which characterised the holiCT, both ...
... (Signed) J. BURKE. Gresham's Hotel, Sackville street, Dublin. December Bth, 1827 ...
... Covmeil; Agnew went into his house ; stood at the door: brought Aut some «il spoons ; ''are some of tfiom witness; went to Burke’ afterward*; sow th.- other prisoner tlwrc ; gave the spoons Hun i-t O’Connor sa'i ; not know whether they v. » sold ; got ...
... from the unconstitutional proprietorship of few narrow minded bigots. The warm thanks of the meeting were given to Captain Burke, for being the primal y and efficient means of correcting abuses in the Police establishment; and which Mr. Goulburn denied ...
... Dodsley’s Annual Register, Heath's Shaksjiearc, Cost limes of Russia, Turkey, Austria, China, Ac. Ac.; the Wor.ls of Pope, Swift, Burke, Johnson, Gibbon, Robertson, Palev, Horne, Josephus, Goldsmith, Crabbe, Lavatcr, Smollet, Milner, Ac. Ac.; Whitelaw and Walsh’s ...
... 7 A elas ee table proceedings, on Dr Burke's part, already detailed, fr UR. OCLALLAGHAN—MR. sun of Ls. 10d. to nearly treble thet amount. * . We ive received the copy of an exceedin, long letter T knew Doctor Burke was actuat: by no feeling of self-d ...