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... MASTER BURKE. This exceedingly clever little boy took leave of the Surrey on Thursday night. We do not know who concocted the following bit of balaam for him; but a more exquisite attempt -at literary finery we have seldom met. Had our friend Orator Shell ...
... JOHN BURKE. John Prince, aged 37, shoemaker, of Wareham, gathered on Sunday last, in a shady lan e under trees, a large quantity of mushrooms, which were stewed the following morning for his family to partake of at breakfast, and of wMch he ate very ...
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... JOHN BURKE. ROYAL HIBERNIAN ARENA. Adams's Equestrian Corps exhibited their very extraordinary feats, for the fourth time, last evening. The house was extremely crowded ; —the boxes presented a brilliant array of fashion. The bill of fhre promised a great ...
... ISAAC BURKE BETHEL. SEMINARY FOR THE GENERAL EDUCATION YOUNG LADIES, Established Mmmtjoy-square, J. fl 1818, removed to the large House and Pleasure Ground, 17, UPPER TEMPLE-STREET. MRS. GAHAN, Principal, takes leave to apprise the Parents and Guardians ...
... 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 ...
... By JOHN BURKE, Esq, Author of a General and Heraldic Dictionary of the Peerage and Barnnetage. This original Work has been undertaken by Mr. Burke as a sequel to his very popular Dictionary of the Peerage and 13aronetage of the United Kingdom—and upon ...
... MR. BURKE, ON CONCILATION. The following’ extracts from Mr. Burke’s speech, moving’ his resolutions for conciliation with America, March 22, 1775, seem very applicable to the present state of this unhappy country, and tend to demonstrate so directly the ...
... and muddled as he was with liquor and sleep, he thresv Burke off and got to his feet, when a desperate strug- gle ensued. Jamie fought with the united frenzy of mad- ness and despair, and Burke was about to be overpowered, when he called out furiously ...
... which Blaster Burke sing ' 6 Through the Forest, through the Meadows, in imitation of T. Philippe, Esq. To which will be added, NO! To conclude with THE 'MUCH OF INTHLLECT ! — iiiiimis ;id iiiitie - 1. - z - ei . to be bad of Master Burke, 46, Blackf ...
... out of Westminster - Hall, after this splendid oration, Burke could not find his carriage, and Lord Yarborough's having just drawn up, the Peer offered to take him home. The ebullition of Burke's mind had not subsided, and on the way, without considering ...
... TRIAL OF BURKE AND M-DOUfiAf, (Concluded from The Standard of Saturday.) We learn from the Glasgow Courier, received this morning, that the Dean of Faculty concluded an able address on behalf of Burke at a few minutes after five o'clock. He was followed ...