... in Confcience and Honour toil() it. As Witnef.s my Hand at Galway this vth day of Auguft, I7of. • easl hive PuiAilbth John Burke. Note, That this is the Gentleman's own Language and Style. Being kefent when thit was deliveed in open Court, and pulicklyßead ...

... and thcMa-' fern* arc- at Work in' facing, them* The •W . . + a,, • S i m—c. ' Counts d y Erbcch and Dcnhoff, withloc£- fours Burk and Wafcaacr, who *ere ta- ?? bytheFteiKlL are Kmn'tVk to the Army won thei* Parole. De»xj. OU. 6. By the Preparations' made ...

... Letter from the faid Mr. Burke, to Mr. Speaker, were feverally read at the Table. Refolv'd, That Gerard Burke, one of Her late Ma? jeftiy's Council at Law, was the Author and Promoter the (aid Addrefs. Order'd That the Gerard Burke be taken into Cut* tody ...

... That Gerard Burke, Efq; a Peribn aftive in promoting and procuring ftveral Addreffes ra Fayoar of Sir Conftahrine Phipps,do attend this Houfe this Day, and the Serjeant at Anns be- ing call'd upon to give au Account whether the faid Mr. Burke attended, ...

... Dublin, Feb. 11. Laft Friday Collonel Thomas Burke of Connaught was fent Prifoner to the Caftle. The Earl of Clan- riccard, of j_o Years of Age, went Yeftcrday to the .Caftle, and furrendertf himielf ...

... Norfolk. For in Cornwall, in the Room cf Elliot, deceafed. Huntingdon, in tie Rum cf Lord HircYirbrcc ke, deceafed. For in Burks, itr the Rccm of Montague Gerrard Diake, Efy\ who hath made his E/efticn to ferve for tie Ccurty cf Bicks. For in Southampton ...

... the Eaft Indies which in their Paflage put into Fernambucco on the Coaft of Brazil, have brought Advice, that Capt. Edward Burk, Commander of a Ship belonging to this Place, bartered at Madagafcar a large Quantity of Arms, and other Merchandizes he carryed ...

... Proprietors of the S. S. Stock, which continues at 118 per Cent. The new Lord Lieutenant of Ireland has appointed Thomas Clatter- burk,Efq; Member of Parliament for Liskard, his Secrerary, and Dr. Burftough, his Chaplain. Edinburgh, ?? 14. We fee in this Day's ...

... to whom many of the Prime Nobility are difinclined -, and what may credit this Opinion, is the fudden Departure of Sir Tobit Burk from Madrid, betwixt whom and the Cardinal there has always been an irreconcilable; Difference. 'This Sir tobit made a great ...

... y, or at Th omas Swain's at the Artichoak t Merryfrom Genoa for Holland; Lison Packet Capt. Han- in Chartham ; and 3d. per Burk' for any Wag_ cock' (ran Lisbon; Hansh and Sufanah Capt. Dunn from Bay-Honduras • Townlbend Capt. Tenent, prore etiou gon to ...

... v Pariflies oi lpiwich, from. March ti co April 5. Clirifu-.ed MiUs 1. female 1. Buried Males 6 Females 4, Increaled iv ;he BurK«ls this VScek £. T/jf Ac count of the Ajfiz.es at Bury coming ff very late we are obliged to re. en them to our next, ...

... I He is confined En St: Mann's Round- Houle till Ycfterday Morning, when being exswirled before Janice Burk in Lancafter Court; Strand, he was committed to Newgate. On Thurlday Night about Seven o'Ciock, two Men came into a Collar.maker's Shop at Hockley ...