... Bristol, grocer.—Jan. 14, J. ,A. Rare, Di Jan. 9; T. Collins,•Londoil, Victualler.—La. Di. Shrw, London, suetioneer.—Jan. 9, P. Burke, Donlon, victuatler.-'-330. 16. W.-hill, London, miner.—Jan. 13, AV. blatant and J. Malaita. eutters.—Jsu. 10, D. Wells, Frialate ...

... about ala. .'clock, aibhig cha> rlty. Borhawaia thaabay a*a tia*. Tbi mar rra a littl* wemaa, ahMla ag*, bat did aiaßwt dwa. Burk* ariud ha nama; *a aaM It «a Doaharty, and ha nyllad that aha on* aaa* niatiaa hh awthaa'a; hat ha a*t what hi. aaatha'a bum ...

... but the theft not proven.—Judgment delayed. TRIAL OF BURKE, AND 73VDOUGAL Ptl3 WIFE. VAbstracted from the EdinburghEveniug Courant of Dec. 25.) Yesterday the court proceeded to the trial of W. Burke and Helen 5 1 6 Dougal, indicted for murder. At nine ...

... employed. The city of Edinburgh has been convulsed from one end to the other, by the trial of two demons in human shape, William Burke and Ilelen M'Dougal, on a charge of murdering persons found in the streets in a state of intoxication, for the purpose of selling ...

... prisoners were thus charged in the indictment-Ist. William Burke with the murder of Mary Paterson or Mitchel, in °Rib's Close, Canommte, Edinburgh. between the 7th and 16th April, 1/4213. Burke with the murder between sth and 26th October, in Tanner's ...

... come to Edinburgh to make inquiries respecting her son; and BURKE having Ifallen in with her, pretended to be of the same name, invited her to his house, and gave her drink. HARE says that BURKE, with whom he wa, ein a public-house, told him to go down ...

... .'»/ ; Major South Mayo Regiment, 3/. ; Captain do. ; Fitzgerald Higgins, do. ; William Burke, do. ; Joseph Burke, do. If. ; John Burke, do. If.; Francis Burke, do. If.; Doctor do. If.; Doctor Dillon, do. If. Robert Kearney, do. If. ; Lieufcnant Lovelock ...

... Lordship contended, that even independently of f, .evidence of the socii crimtnis altogether, the charge agaiant !e prisoner Burke had been completely made out. He referred iriicularly to the evidence of Mary Stewart, of Gray and his jf. of Elizabeth Paterson ...

... wete those of the most illustrious dead,.—of that great ram rellation on which they could mount such stars as Pitt, Fox, Burke, Windham, Sheridan, Romilly, (lrattan, and Canning,--indeed of every statesman who bore a none in the modern annals of hie ...

... laic Westport murders. Each Journal seems think its own honour implicated in the business, and hastens to prove, first, that Burke and bis wife are both Irish; and secondly, that the idea cutting people's throats for the sake selling their bodies to anatomists ...

... WhUs and Burks won struggling, ho (Han) pushed bar men stool. got so to row upon her elbow, bat was so drunk not to able to regain her feet. She was always sailing Burks to quit fighting, and did so. Haring stood for soma minutes tbs floor, Burke stood otrhis ...

... reason prisoner, it i» a> ...