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... TRIAL OF BURKE AND M-DOUfiAf, (Concluded from The Standard of Saturday.) We learn from the Glasgow Courier, received this morning, that the Dean of Faculty concluded an able address on behalf of Burke at a few minutes after five o'clock. He was followed ...
... noise in Burke's house was great; but she was not sensible of any voice hut Burke's. This noise lasted for some time, and she fell asleep. In the morning Mrs. Burke came in for the loan of a pair of bellows, and asked if witness had heard Burke and Hare ...
... BIRTHS. On the 19th inst. at Shooters'-hill, Mrs. Burke Cuppage, of a daughter. On the 17th inst. at Poole, Dorsetshire, the lady of J. Bingley Garland, of Stone-cottage, of a son. On the 19th inst. in Hamilton-place, the Countess Gower, of a son. At ...
... o'clock, and found Burke knocking at the door. He said to witness that he wished to see him at his house, and he accordingly went there with him. He found in it two men, including Burke. There were also two women. After he went in, Burke said he had procured ...
... THE fine Burk JOHN ATKINS, 315 tons measurement, built at Halifax, principally oak, and launched last September, copper.fastcned to the wales, and decks copper-nailed, her outside plank all oak, bar sails and rigging of the best manufacture is strong ...
... ' PRIVATE CONTRACTS THE fine Burk JOHN ATKINS, 3Jj 'A a. lon» mtasuremont, built at Halifax, principally oak, ami launched last .S.ptcmber, copp.T-fastoncd to the wales, and decks copper-nailed, her outside plank all oak, her sails and rigging the best ...
... ConiawaVat Connaway and his wife, and Burke and his wife were there; had spirits there ; saw an woman in Burke's ; stopped till her husband rose, and she asked him to go home, but he said he would come soon ; they went to Burke's; house, where there was a quarrel ...
... singing, and Mrs. Burke and Mis. Hare dancing. Burke and Hare were drinking. Witness left Doherty there. In the course of the day Doherty wished to out, hut Mrs. Burke advised her lo slop and taka a sleep. Hare and his wife and Mr. Burke came and had supper ...
... inquiring for John, who she understood was Burke.. It was between eight and nine. Witness directed her to Burke's. Saw M`Dougal - shortly aterwards, and told her William (Burke) was wanting her. Went to Burke's, and found Mrs. Law, M'Dougall, and a person ...
... noise in Burkes house was great ; but she was not sensible of any one's voice but Burkes. Tbis noise lasted for some time, and she fell asleep. In the morning Mrs. Burke came in for the loan of a pair of bellows, and asked if witness had heard Burke and Hare ...
... it was Burke or Mr. Paters,i.i. Burke threw two notes across the table along with the change. Is certain that Mr. Paterson did not pay the money to him, though he folded up the two notes, and divided the silver. Had never any quarrels with Burke about ...
... rootn—a room inclosed by two doors. Burks, the prisoner, oc. cupied that inner room In October. The other pri. souer, 111‘Dougal, lived with Burke. On . Friday 31st October (Hallowe'en), about mid-day, witness saw Burke pass along the passage, going inward ...