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... JOHN BURKE. John Prince, aged 37, shoemaker, of Wareham, gathered on Sunday last, in a shady lan e under trees, a large quantity of mushrooms, which were stewed the following morning for his family to partake of at breakfast, and of wMch he ate very ...
... Mr. Ridsdale's b. c. Ala;ter Burke Lord Fitzwilliam's h. f. Ballad Singer ch. 1. Mariqueta Mr. Crompton's b. c. Coulon, by Whisker Mr. Watt's b. f. Memphis, by Whisker Mr. GascoignCs ch. c. by Blacklock—Lottisa br. c. by Whisker—Trulla Mr. Powlett's c ...
... Published by Longman and Co., price Ss, JUNIUS PROVED to be BURKE ; with an Out. EY line of his Biography. I know no man but Burke capable of writine• the Letters of Junius. Dr. Johnson.—Boswell, vol. 111. p. 402. THE SIX l'tt EDI fit/N.-Ims day is published ...
... SURREY THEATRE. To-morrow, for the Benefit of Graddon, The SLAVE, and other Entertainments.—On Tuesday, Master Burke will make an essay in the first act of HAMLET. After which, The IRRESISTIBLES. To conclude with the fourth act of RICHARD III.; King Richard ...
... SURREY THEATRE. To-morrow, for the Benefit of Mies Graddun, The SLAVE, and other Entertaiuments.—On Tues lay, Master Burke will make an essay in the first act of HAMLET. After which, The IRRESItiTIBLES. To conclude with the fourth act RICHARD III.; King ...
... In the Ba-ement—Capital Kitchen. Scullery, Housekeeper's Room, Burke' Pantry, and other requisite Offices. Fore Court, and Garden at the back. The [Luse& are erected upon different Plans, suitable for Ike accommodation of larger and smaller Families. ...
... SURREY THEATRE. To-morrow (Monday), the Fourth Act of DOUGLAS; Young Norval, Master BURKE ; after which, a new Comic Drama, entitled The IRRESISTIBLES ; with POLICHINEL VAMPIRE; and the Fifth Act of KING RICHARD the THIRD; to conclude with JACK ROBINSON ...
... agst Terror-7 to I agst Lanshtenian-7 to I agog Master Burke, and betting heavy. Ballad Singer woe a race by nearly two leagtha, very clever; when they approached the winning chair, Master Burke got second to her. Lanabtonian (who bad led one half the ...
... Master Burke 2 Mr. Houldsworth's b. c. Latnbtonian 3 Mr. Petre's b. f. Delphine 4 Mr. Houldsworth's b. c. Terror ?? 5 Belting, 2 to 1 agst Ballad Singer, 3 to 1 ag«t Delphine, 7 to 2 agst Terror, 7 to 1 agst Lambtonian, 7 to 2agst Master Burke, and belting ...
... brother Alfred, Burke, and two othor boys. They -strip ped, nnd went in opposite the Penitentiary, at Millbank. Burke Ot out of his depth, and sunk, but instantly came up again, and his brother Alf.ed went to Ins assistance, wnen Burke caught hold of ...
... agt ?? phine; . to 2 agst Terror ; 7 to 1 agst Lambtonian; 7to 1 agst Matter Burke ; and betting heavy. Lamb- toniau set off at a rattling pace ; Ballad Singer, Mas- ter Burke, and Delphine lying close to him, and Terror behind ; without either diminishing ...
... Ballad Sloeer, 3 to I a«it DeiphhM, 7 » ac*t Terror, to I ami Laabtoolaa, 7to amt Matter Burke; and batuac heavy. aet ofl at rattllait pace. Ballad Siam, Matter Burke, and and Terror behind. Without either (IlminMiloitar inorortM their ryeed. ah aria* their ...