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... S. Hilditch, of Columbia, in America, to Mlifs H.EI Corn, of Birmingham. . I On Thiiday fe'niiight, at Afton, Mr. Charles -Burkes, to Mifs Arin Richards. On'Sunday, the gth initat Chariton, inDorftfhire, f Capt Forler Maynard, of' tfie Bengal Artillery ...
... a-id Alderman. Mrs 17 nzie. vife of Mr Win. 'Kcy , nze, footman to ?? Ma1:estv. At thle Royal Naval Hospital, ~iv~noctr . I ..Burke, of the Doris frigate, of a tphous rf-r, ercasD hrbv thu sevre-or'ids i- ~d r: t' u-e -I', froma agrape sht in the glo -'ous ...
... near Spilsby, Lincolnshire, S aged 6s ?? Langton was the intimate friend P of the celebrated Dr Johnston, Mr Boswell, Mr Burke, and other Literati. t At the Abbey H~ouse, ageds56 tears, Mrs lELICITAS PLOWDEN, daughter of the late Edm. Plowden of , P ...
... Martin Petrie, Efq. Commiffary to his Majefly's Forces in Portugal.-The Earl of Howth, to Mifs Margaret ,Burke, daughter of the late William Burke, of Glinfk, in the county of Galway.-At Arundel, A. J. Griffiths, Efq. to Mifs Parker, of that place.-.At ...
... having been twice de- livered of twins prior to this. M A R R I E D, At Rutherglen, on Tuefday the. 24th uilt. JOHN WALTER BURKE, Efq. of Galway, to Mifs HELEN DIXON, duliugter of the late Mr WILLIAM DIxoNs Dumbartori. Major-General CoNoaEvE, of.the royal ...
... Chatham Place, to Mils f. Baird, of James Street, Bedford Row. Near Slieverne, Ireland,'-W. Haughton, aged 74, to Bridget Burke, aged 73. DIRD..-At Macclesfield, Mr. John Thomafon, Attorney.-Mrs. James, relict of the Rev. John James, latc fecond MadLer ...
... Bradffnaw.78th. Afiftant Surgeon A. Little. IT- 4a- Poltoci, Cadet. SirA. lieflirage, Bart. Bepgoil iat Service Captan Mg. Burke, artillery Lisetemzk Tucker, native davahry. W. Frafer, Eifq. Iate Lieutenant NV' Howdein, 15th native infantry. it R. Morris ...
... tiged fix years. At Sitthariptot Rutsv, Bltoinaflrys I, Ir. Bifet, ruthor v of the Reign of George I11. the Life of Mr. Burke, and Vai other literary ssorks. ilfh Ott the '9th of Aitlrcih, the Right Rev. Father Gabriel tn- Cruber, General oflthe Society ...
... compoasiion of s-rne noveis, *e-t nLt w'it suiccess p cportionatc to his uistorical worlks.- Soson -atnr the detalisofrMr Burke, Dr Bisset prcX I sentcd to the world A. liF' of t'hitt celebrated man. Though the work was rapidly compose(d, in or- dci to ...
... remuneration for the well direated talents of & fome great Statefman in the fervice of his Sove- d` reign. It fhould be ?? Burke has fo apt- se ly defignated it- a refuge from the perfidy of o political ?? the antipathy of enemies ha -and from the inconstancy ...
... UHatus, the feat of tbe f( uCricardc. Heitry Jofttph 'l'tchborile, Efq. el'deit I i-r ienry Tichbsrne, Bart. to M1ills Burke, daugh- J ?? Burke, Bart. and fitter to the Couutefs d c;riarde ' 5110nda%. fc'tnight, at Lectas, Mr. Thomas VStll, '!tk Giaut now ...
... man, and the genius that ele- Yates him; nor was he without a portion of that virtue which is superior to them both. As Mr Burke has observed, and when he was in intimate friendship with him, his faults, though they might j1, tarnish the lustre, and sometimes ...