... adrie i: tringas no newa. The Walsinsrham, Bafke, hdn also arriisbe ,. frora tbe Cape, bot she ?? Juide. :: : ?? Wahoghiamr Burke,. fromr ?? Good llope ?? 3 bound t0 letcrl'tl, oe nl ilie t cel Helena onl the, 13th .I I'so. Sls lee tshet.th d4 te.st7, ...

... o'clock.- . ?? &C, fetl IA , Creditors of JoSEPH MILLER, late!mo0. fr - dinburgh, will'iroceive a, first andb Dfein~~ -Franeise Burke, accoonai Ot ialdei '1tpAvtn M'LARttin, .meretiorft0'tnlior' sib~i~o Mooasrs StNIZoflaRS Sa1trrS, & co.baenn£ bergh-hav~e applied ...

... to carry out their intentions, and it was passed. A vote of thanks having been given to the directors on the motion of Mr Burke, seconded by Mr Moran, T.C. Alderman O'Brien, M.P. was called to the chair, and the meeting separated before two o'clock. ...

... con- demned andl opposed when their opponents were in power they have to some degree or other adopted. To borrow the words of Burke- Having undertaken the Commonwealth, what remained for them to do ? To piece their con- duct upon the broken chain of former ...

... Glaosgosv, IbLtis October. GsNiwie iii Creditors of WIrsUAus GARD ~)n and builder in Esliolurob , 40ireel Iplc fro Fratncis Burke, ?? s ,e HIb AT R tiff , ys 6ii S etuoday Au 22 0wps u;r.M o Sunday .r ,..3tmp~ Prnitedatnd Pbibd~~!, LA Sold 00 13Wtrun ...

... Storie, arid Millar of the Dialectic; Mr Banks of the H1unterian Medi- cal; Mr Ebenezer Milne of the Scots Law; and Mr Edward Burke of the Diagnostic. The speeches ?? characterized by much eloquence and force of reasoning. The creditable display wbicb the ...

... horses ?-No, never. Did you ever say the same to Air Bernard Connally ?-No, never. Did vou ever, say the saese to Tisuothy Burke ?-No, never. -id, you ever say the saoico to any one at any time ?? never. The gentleaienhere mentioned neresubsequent- ly ...

... rlhly sess ti suchI admirable ?? and Mi- itrU Gazeie. t fQ N Butt ; E's P 6ERAGE AND BAtONETaGE FOR 1843. t (LA he isae ul Mr Burke',. valuablle Peerage andi B- rnnetage ron the present year has just taken place, indl th ele nme (comprri~itg more m natter ...

... M'Gettigan, Bishop of RaI phoe-and Dr MacNally, Bishop of Clogher. The prisoners were also visited on Monday by the Rev. Dr Burke, 1P.. of Clonmel; Rev. John Sheehan, P.P. of Waterford, and the Rev. N-. Cantw ell, P.P. of Tramore. The Post adds-; There ...

... a serious omission. rr of To: supply the 'deficiency some members of the wide'-spread family of De Burghr Bourke, or tion Burke,' have clubbed together, and have caused a ' of : handsome'monumental brass; inlaid' in slate, to be laid down exactly over ...

... toyal Adelaide. Tait, and Margaret Piollok, D'ryadsds, 'for 'Clyd'e, aidd ship Vitori4 for-t Lotidon. ?? ?? ' - The Saltsn, Burke, of and fonr Belfiast from Cronstadt, with deal§,'ent on shore On the rocks ?? n Sa- turdiay night last, anid is since bulged ...

... Clifford, by the vii irslhor af, Pelhame,. Cs Devereus, and 1 The Din- sie owned,'-and in a-few days will apprar, 6. Burke's Offi. Fe cia Knlenidar foe 1830-7. The. Undying One and outer drn poeals by thle Hon., Mrs Noftor-8. M~r D'Iramrli's ha ...