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... SORES, BURKS, SCALDS, WOUNDS, ULCERS, &c. MARSHALL’S UNIVERSAL CERATE. THIS Cerate will be found most efficacious in every kind of Wound, Sore, Sold, Born, Bruiie, Eruption, Ulcers of every denomioalion, especially sore and Ulcerated Legs, which have ...
... ftiamages. The Rev. A. P. Clayton, son Sir William Clayton, Bart Harleyford, Burks, Georgiani Elizabeth, dan-liter of the'late Dean «>f Salisbury and the l„tdy Talbot, and niece' the Duke Mr. James K.ibeils, of Sarah Cecilia, eldest of J.B. Howell. Esq ...
... fcS. THE fine Burk JOHN ATKINS, 315 tons measurement, built at Halifax, principally of oak, and launched last September, copper.fastened to the wales, and decks copper-nailed, her outside plank all oak, her sails and rigging of the best London manufacture ...
... FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS. Sir John Burke, Bart., Lady Burke, and family, at Marshal Thompson's Hotel, Cavendish-square; the Rev. Sir John Head, Bart., and Lady Head, at ditto, from Hadleigh House, Essex ; Le Compte Sandon, at ditto; the Right Rev. the Dean ...
... Valentine UUkc, do., W. Burke, Oldtown-c-ottap J. Carnacon, Then. Burke, Woodsillc, Maurice Blake, Balliuafad, Joseph Burke, Green-Hill, A. Browne* Turii| Castle, Edui. J. Nolan, Peter Lynch, Bally cur rcn, W. Burke, Carrakcel, I sad ore ...
... a tour; W. Fawkes, Esq. at ditto, from ditto • Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd, in Bryanston-square, from Brighton Sir John Burke, Bart. and Lady Burke and family, at Marshal Thomps on's Hotel, Cayindish-square ; the Rev. Sir John H ea d, Bart. and Lady Head , at ...
... PiUgeraid, Castle bar. Nichole' Joyce, lidw. Deane, Acne bin, Hugh Deane, Fran TaaSe, KUIe- Walter Burke, Old llown Cottage, Thao. Burke, Wood. eflle.l Joseph Burke, Hill Edward MacDoonell Caber, Joseph MacDoonell, do, Hugh Ryan, Castle Lucan, Henry Jordon, ...
... two Bed-rooms on the ground floor. Also Stable and place for a Jaunting Car. Address, post paid, to A. B , care of Thomas Burke, No. 2, Rutland-place, near Cavendish-row. ...
... he advertised, now I.lorn goes to press without some of these delectable productions. Arrivals London Sir John Burke, Bart., and L«dy Burke and family, Marshal Hotel, (avendisb-yjuarr. ...
... Fiugerald, Ciutlehar, Niehola. do. Edw. Deane, Annahill, Hugh Deane, do. Fred. Tastfe, Killcdon, W, Burke, Old town-cottage, Tlieo. Burke, Woodville, Joseph Burke, Green-hill, Edward Macdonnell, MacDonneH, do. Hugh Ryan, Castie-Lucaa, Henrv Jordon, Hss Lodge ...
... favourable accounts reoeived from the connf-v. Some other movements are also ef- fected —Merchant, Emi*t, and Master Burke hav- ing joined the awkward squad.'* At a late hour a busy day closed thus: — ...
... Merchant, Economist, and Master Burke, having joined the aukward squad. At a late hour, a busy day closed thus :- sto 2 agst Velocipede (300 40 to 1 agst Merchant to 110 taken at the close) 40 to 1 agst Master Burke 9 to 1 agst The Colonel 60 to 1 agst ...