Burke Collection (page 9)

Burke & Wills / King
Robert O Hara Burke and W. J. Wills were the first men to cross Australia from south to north. King finds the bodies of his expedition chief

Burke & Wills / Desert
Robert O Hara Burke and W. J. Wills were the first men to cross Australia from south to north. Burke, Wills and King in the Australian desert

Burke & Wills / The Start
Robert O Hara Burke and W. J. Wills were the first men to cross Australia from south to north. The start of the expedition from the Royal Park, Melbourne

Burke & Wills / Coopers Ck
Robert O Hara Burke and W. J. Wills were the first men to cross Australia from south to north. Arrival at the depot at Coopers Creek

Burke & Wills / Buried
Robert O Hara Burke and W. J. Wills were the first men to cross Australia from south to north. Burke buried by Howitts party

Burke & Wills / B Buried
Robert O Hara Burke and W. J. Wills were the first men to cross Australia from south to north. The burial of Burke by Howitts party

Burke & Wills / Melbourne
Robert O Hara Burke and W. J. Wills were the first men to cross Australia from south to north. Leaving Melbourne

Olympics / 1896 Burke
The start of the 100m won by Burke, America (wearing red shorts)

Dr Robert Knox
Dr ROBERT KNOX Scottish anatomist, associated with Burke and Hare

Edmund Burke (Reynolds1)
EDMUND BURKE statesman

Cartoon / Fox on Elephant
CARLO KHANs TRIUMPHAL ENTRY INTO LEADENHALL STREET Fox as an Indian astride an elephant with the face of Lord North heralded by Edmund Burke A satire on lofty ambition

Edmund Burke Speaks
EDMUND BURKE speaks out against Governor-General of India, Warren Hastings

Burke Wills Expedition
The return of the explorers to Coopers Creek

Burke & Wills
The explorers on the way to Mount Hopeless

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"Burke: A Journey Through Time and Tales" Step into the world of Burke, where history intertwines with adventure and remarkable individuals leave their mark. From John King, the intrepid explorer who fearlessly ventured into uncharted territories, to Edmund Burke (Reynolds2), a man whose name became synonymous with political philosophy. Intrigue surrounds Martha Jane Canary Burke, better known as Calamity Jane. Her enigmatic persona captured in an oil painting over a photograph from 1895 tells a story of wild frontiers and untamed spirits. The echoes of tragedy resonate through the mention of Clerkenwell Prison explosion. The event that shook London's streets reminds us of the fragility of life amidst turbulent times. Edmund Burke, both artist and subject in his self-portrait from 1774-1775, reveals layers beyond his political influence. His brushstrokes capture not only his visage but also his creative spirit. As we delve further into this captivating journey, "Welcome to my dream - Music Sheet Cover" invites us to explore melodies that transport us to another realm entirely, and is here that dreams come alive through harmonious notes. William John Wills emerges as a figure shrouded in mystery yet integral to our narrative. His presence hints at daring expeditions and uncharted landscapes waiting to be discovered. Mr. Burke Posing the Ameer takes us back to Gandamak during the Afghan War in 1882. This engraving immortalizes an encounter between two influential figures against a backdrop of conflict and diplomacy. Edmund Burke (b1729, d1797) stands tall among great minds throughout history; his legacy etched forever within realms of politics and philosophy alike. Jane Bourgeois, Jules Bourbon alongside Edmund Burke form an intriguing trio whose stories remain intertwined across time's tapestry—each leaving their unique imprint on society's canvas.