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... GREEK.HOOM GOSSIP. Biowitt, the Composer, to the Surrey Theatre, busily employed in cettiug //m Padlock, that house. Young Burke to appear Mungo, ami Coveney as Leonora. Miss Sommerville, the successful debut ante in Arlaxcrses, sustains one of the leading ...
... digging the rubbish away. The workmen continued their laborious employment till another voice was heard calling for assistance. Burke and two others went under the ruins to the end of the cavity which they had previously explored, and after removing some bricks ...
... animal had experienced a smart airiug. Committed to our House of Correction.— By S. F. Milford, Esq. Henry Ayling and John Burke, charged with stealing at Brighton, a shirt. George Beney, charged with embezzling and upwards, entrusted to his care by his ...
... once was called liberal, but would n »w denominated a bigot, and who, were he alive this day, would fauud our ranks—Edmund Burke—That we should bring those dispositions which are lovely private life, to the conduct and service the commonwealth patriots ...
... . i Qr. Bur.. QM But.. Wheat • 25 ,067 4 4.778 7 ' Barley 6 • _ tl Bye _ l'ess Watts 3,662 I 31tuze or Lothian E 914 0 Burk Wltrat 259 1 • or Bigg - ' Itu,. 29.861 i 3 19.206 I; ...
... rubbish at the end of the cavity. More rubbish was carried awaV . and:vOices were distinctly. heard, and a daring fellow named Burke, and tw6 others equally courageous, nanied . Willinevi . and. 17x7dy, w . elit ,lown the cavity into the ruins, and s made ...
... justly due, and hereby given, to the Catholic Rent Collectors of United Parishes, Messrs. Kelly, Doran, Ryan, Keating, Flood, Burke, Monks, Redmond, &c., who have, for the lust nine months, with the most praiseworthy and zealous perseverance, collected the ...
... Odto 00* Odper ditto ; Wheal 90s to 31* Od ; Obi* It* te tit iarreli Oatmeal Its'Oilper ait, • ~ •‘7. , *-■ •** 4iyWp£ barrel, Burk* K> »si €rf; OU» 10* IS* «MMWMS( «X V«'H‘l4* jier flour *2di,3&li Sit 96* - (» 16» ; lit per cwt #*,' r* ■■ i.' '4 f? 'W.. ...
... 1 bus. 37.1115 qrs. 3 bits. ; Rye 4,1;r41 4 P. 1138 qrs. ; Beans fi4i.099 qrs. 3 bus ; or Indian Corn 3.112 i qrs. I bus ; Burk Wheat 2,3417 qrs. ft bits. ; Wheat or Flour 32.234 i Cwt. 2 qrs. 3 lb.. ; and Indian Meal 519 cwt. 3 qrs. 3 lb.. A certain ...
... The requisition is headed by the names of Lords Clanricarde, Ffrench, and Riverston, by J. S. Lambert, Esq. M.P., Sir John Burke, Mr. Thomas Martin, of BaUinahinch Castle, 4c. Bic.—Dublin, Evening Post. Meath Meeting.—The approaching county meeting at ...
... Castlebar, Nicholas Joyes, do. Edw. Deane, Annahill, Hugh Deane, do. Fran. TaafTe, Killedon, W. Burke, Oldtown-cottage, Theo. Burke, Woodrille, Joseph Burke, Green-Hill, Edward Mac Donnell,Caher, Joseph Mac Donnell, do. Hugh Ryan, Castle-Lucas, Henry Jordon ...
... at tile end of the cavity. More rubbish wias cared away and voices vwere distinictly heard, and a daring. fellow nuamed, Burke, and two others equally~courageous, named Will- man and Boddy, went ddwn the cavity ilito the'ruins, and made their: way so ...