... British barque Fredonia,. Captain Burke, from Fayal, bound to Boston, and which vessel, at the request of Captain M'Stocker, remained near the Gratitude to render any assis- tance that might be needed. Captain Burke,' of the barque Fredonia, soon ascertained ...

... Beea- 11 consfield and to-the statesman's favourite spot, Burke's Grove, and he used to receive strangers visiting'his o cottage very courtebusly and would ehew thera sun1dryv: 0relics of the Burke family. Among otheer citiosities he, would, 'with great ...

... Singer, 65 Buchanan Street; Mr De Monti, 101 Buchanan Street; Mr M‘Cluskey, 42 Great Clyde Street; Mr John Boyle, Bazaar ; Mr Burke, 29 Great Hamilton Street, Glasgow ; Mr Chisholm, 35 New Buildings, Lothian Road, Edisburgh ; Mr Killen, 242 Cowgate, Edinburgh ...

... Portsmouth, Acting Assistant-Surgeon.—Joseph Austin (1852), to the flag ship at Devonport. Clerks.—Frank Ramsden (1850), and John Burke (1850), to the Agememnon. Midshipmen.—R. B. D. Freeman, to the Termagant steam- frigate, at Devonport; H. G. Marsden, to the ...

... Monti, 101 Buchanan Street; Mr Singer, 65 Buchanan Street ; Mr M‘Cluskey, 42 Great Clyde Street; Mr John Boyle, Bazaar ; Mr Burke, 29 Great Hamilton Street, Glasgow ; Mr Whitelaw, 30 West Register Street; Mr Killen, 242 Cowgate ; Mr Chisholm, 35 Lothian ...

... glad to find the names of Gilfillan and De Quincey still among the contributors—the former opening with an article on Edmund Burke, as the first of a on modern British orators—a theme he is wel! qualified to diseass—and the latter exempli- fying, in his ...

... Renaud (1845), ad- ditional in the Horatio screw steam guardship at Sheerness, to the Dragon, vice Ball Paymaster.—Walter Burke (1822), to the Cressy, 80. screw steamshi at Sheerness The Black Eagle steam-vessel, Master-Commander Petley, returned from ...

... an extension that the principle of the United King- dom Company be followed, the maximum of public utility at the of cost. Burke's and Baroxetacr for 1853, is to be lt is stated in the Prospectus published on the 28th inst that * This New and thoreug hiy ...

... 1816-and Ensign 'fartin Burke, si vice Mellis. deceased; dated June 13. 1816. To be Ensigna-lEnsign J. A. de Rottenburg, from De Roll's regiment, vice Harris; dated June 12. 1316-and Pe- re. Gordon (late Fort Adjutant of Messina), vice Burke; da. C ted June 13 ...

... pirates ?? Cape Antonio, in rii islanid ; and the master and one IllDtl were killed by tbenO T1 h, Engli it -,loop Spring Bird, Burke,, arrived here i5th inst. 1ron, Nissau, wilh the crews iif the brigs marylanid, Sa van tall Pacrltet al Nancy, lust on bt le ...

... ulti- mately assented to convict him on the 2d, which charged him with a design to excite to the levying of war. One juror, Mr Burke, stood to the end for the entire acquittal of the prisoner.” Me O’Baten’s of prisoners for trial at County Limerick Assizes:—Murder ...

... been appointed to theo Hastings-Hi 3. Stlater (1842) to bh chief officer on the coast :uard service. Paymaster and Purser-W. Burke (I S22) to the Hastings. Second Master-W. Imrie (iS-1 ) to the, Blenheir, 56, steam guard ship at Portsnmouin. Clerks-A. Price ...