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... BURKING LEEDS. The sudden and unaccountable disappearance of a respee** hie young man frotn Woodhouse, about six weeks ago, has spread suspicion that the practices of Burk and Hare ate not confined to Edinburgh, but have extended Leeds ; and the following ...
... J. BURKE. Slepheo Coppinetr, E«). Mr. G’Coonell said had given notice of motion for an address to the Catholics of the King a County, the apparent apathy displayed by them. He did so, seeing that it was the only County in Leinster in which there had been ...
... WALTER BURKE HAS ju»t received from the Manufacturers, Messrs. A. W. Swiubume and Co., of South Shields, supply of CLASS ROOFING TILES. which be will Sell Cheap in order that their utility may b« ireuerslly appreciated WHOLESALE PLATE. WINDOW GLASS, LEAD ...
... ■WILLIAM BURKE, Mn.MuRRAY, late of Covent-Gakden Theatre. This (icntleman, many years a most distinguished Javnuiite on the Covem-Garden boaids, died at Edinburgh the Bth instant. He was son of Sir John Murray, Bait, Broughton, Secretary Charles-Edward ...
... MR. BURKE, ON CONCILATFON, The following extracts from Mr. Burke* speech, on moving his resolutions for conciliation with America, March 22, 1775, seem very applicable to the present state of this unhappy country, tend to demonstrate directly the reverse ...
... MESSRS. BRASBIE AND BURKE. These two apostate priests attended service AudoenV Church Sunday, as-isted in the farce of receiving two persons, who have lately been induced to abandon •• the errors of Popery” lor those of Protestantism. The Statesman informs ...
... MARTIN BURKE, .“tcrcurf. AT ft of the Parishioners of Kilda'Ley, Coji Meath, LelJ ia tL« Paruh Chajict, DvcrMbcr. M «•». THOMAS MERMAN. P.P., the Mr. J. T. Alien. &c-«i«ry, by Mr. Thua«« Clirle j Mr. fbvnw* 3li*ore. |c»»l«ed~->Tb»( ire d'e|rfj deplore ...
... H. R. BURKE. [Some editorial observations follow, which terms arc applied to the Doctor which our for tint law libel induce* to decline recording. Suffice to say that they belong that class of epithets which i-ertain the system o! posting.” The report ...
... LORD BROUGHAM AND MR. BURKE. Mr. Martin Burke, of th® Shelbourne Hotel, one the juror* on Mr. Duffy** trial, hat addretaed Setter to Lord Brougham in reply to the atricturea made by the noble lord in hia place in Parliament, on Friday n'cht laat. on Mr ...
... SIMON BYRNE AND DEAF BURKE. Simon Byrne and Deaf Bui take the Held on Thurs within 40 miles London ; the road not yet dr* mined upon, ibe spot will depend the amount t auh'CMption, the expenses of their training This point will be adjusted Tuesday iV»ib ...
... KXKCUTIOK BURKE IN EDINBURGH. This most exi-cralile wretch, who had coiHinitted miiuhcr murders, and each more bloody and revolting nature than any other homicide recorded in the calendar of crimes, paid the forfeit of his miserable life day last. 11 ...
... EEV. MR. BURKE AND THE REV. WILLIAM O’CONNOR. Our London correspond nt sia'es that the Rev. Mr. Burke, Castlepollard, was on Friday last before the committee of the House of Commons The rev. gentleman was examined great length. Thursday, the Rev, Mr. ...