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... little elderly woman ?? seen begging about the lest Port; she entered the 0 sh°P of Mr ]Rymer, near to Burke's house, for this pur- pose, while Burke was there purchasing whisky. He seems rto iav Immediately fixed upon her as a fit subject for his atrecious ...
... five whets witness and s [I wife left Burke's hostse first. Burke camne to Ilsre's for d them abiott seven, lie tlsitks. Bttrke was not in 1-are's at sliupper ; hut M~rs Burke was. '[le Hares lied left it before e Burke came. .Jolin M' Cullochi, .porter.-On ...
... by the Rev. i FV i.v Dickson, Sir l ?? Cocrl;atirn, Hanover Street, to in, MAIt SAKET, daitigtelr of the late Mir Ihomnas Burke, of the Customs. cor At' Perth, Otn the 2;th ultinin, by the Reverend Mrl Fin- tre. lay rtr .Mr JOum 'ACi-tOLc eldest sen ...
... for doing it arrives. Burke and lic get up a sham fight, to produce a noise as of braw- ling and quarrellitg. Catmi-von enough in their horrid ghb()deh ; a;td awhen tbis L as been continued long enough as tl~cr I ihi lk, Burke suddenrly SpTritgs Lirec ...
... him, in the absence of 7 Mr Braidwood, who was obliged to leave at an early hour, a being cited as a witness on the trial of Burke. To the two officers who superintended, and the men who wrought the artillery orgi1e- iuch ipraise-is elapduse. We tinot, how-i ...
... Leith, a new series of contentious. The re- Mr slulttions will be found in our first ipag e. tori- THE WEST PORTr MUatDEas.-Burke and his wife laria have been committed for the murders of Mrs Carap. the bell (tile Irish woman whose death led to the investi ...
... a I I IEDINBURGH- TH1URSDAY-DECEMBER 25. There is no publc news of any kind, and we are glad of it.. The trial of William Burke and Helen TI'Dougal, for the murder of the woman A'Gonegal. or Campbell, or Duflie, or Docherty, while it must form the subject ...
... ROMAN CATHOLIC ASSOCIATION. Dublin, Friday, December 12. he The Association met yesterday, Joseph Burke, Esq. in it the chair, Amount of rent received from 3d instant, in- d elusive, L.548 7s. 412d. ) Air IlICasker bronght forward his motion, that a Com- ...
... 13SaDGE STRREET, Nos. One and Two, price 6d. each,! (Embellished with a View of Burke's House) of A N AUTHENTIC anti FATTHFJL HISTORY tS of the ATROCIOUS lURDItRS committed b I BURKE and his Associates, containing every atuthentic iparticular, and a full disclosure ...