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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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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. ...
... better titan the editors of the newspapers. Methinks I see their antechambers (especially towards harvest) crowded wills embryo Burkes and half-fledged Goldsmiths, redheaded and blue-eyed youths, fresh from their Connaught and Munster academies! Methinks I ...
... 5 E. Younge, Aferchat,'quay 5 Geo. Yates, Churlemont-street 6 Capel-street ••• aLate J. Byrne, Eustace-street 20 aJes. Burke, Capel-street 5 Richard Bennett, Aungler-at lO aAreh. Boyd, Londonderry.. aJohn Brown, Dame-street 2O aLate S. Bsenan, Kingstown ...
... hut undistinguished by Hereditary Title of Honour By JOHN BURKE, Esq., Author of A General and Heraldic Dictionary the Peerage and Baronetage.” This original work has been undertaken by Mr. Burke a *eq»el his very popular Dictionary of the Peerage and ...
... Lqder, arightos ; Wheeler, 72, High-street, Worcester; J; Clark, Colchester; 02y, Cheing.td; W..d, 1 Hatchet' and Slevesson, Burks aid Iferwleb; • Deck, Ipswich; ary St. Edmunds ; Oorn.strost, Bristol; Barratt and Dutton, ealleid, lath; Hatt, quebsidips; ...
... raylor - divers, cspose porch' who a. litois. Green. 'seer to re litivoard, itaoce of a that the pr - clio - ner dechred Mr. Burke, the author of the popular Dictionary of the Peerage and Baronetaye of the United Kingdom, is preparing for publication a ...
... have likewise been received this morning from Sir 11. Turner, at the Bermudas; Sir J. Keane, at Jamaica ; and Major General Burke, at the Cape of Good Hope. We understand, however, that they are destitute of public in- terest. ?? The Lisbon papers to the ...
... clearer insight into manners, enstoms. and the existing state if things in that country than twenty volumes Of trayela. Mr. Burke, the author of the pmmlar Dictionary of the Peerage Baronelagc —.lt e flailed 14. % gr.ant, 14 preparing fur public:A-!ion ...
... lied-head. This term is used to designate a Persian soldier, ea red cap being the military head-dress of the Persian trnopa. Mr. Burke, the Author of the popular Dictionary of the Peerage and Baronetage of the United Kingdom, is preparing for pubication a ...
... Thomas Martin, George Martin, James Lea, George Gardener, Frances Stowe, William Towns, Phoebe Stowe, Robert Orford, Rachael Burke, William Martin, Henry Robert Chapman, William H'ke, John Lawdon, William Chapman, Thomas Acres, Thomas Baalham, and two others ...