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... PRIME RED & WHITE CLOY FOR SALE, by BURKE and JifOK Prime new Rkd C(.ovi;r Ditto, just landed, Price per t of one sack or upwards. Patrick’s-Quay, Cork, March 27. 12 Cwt. /White irchascr ...
... thanks to you for doing your duty.” It, after passing many compliments on ('apt. Burke, went to remark on the speech ol i Ir. Boyer, who moved the vote of thanks to Capt Burke, which it praises eloquent The speech ol Mr. Boyer is quoted, and especially one ...
... refus testant, and Mr. C ...
... Alias Elizabeth Paget, 1 Alia. T. O. French •Miss Caroline Paget I I Mis. Burke Lady Doyle 1 1 Mra. Conner Airs. Hewitt 1 1 Alisa Conner Alias Hewitit . 1 I Aliat Burke I I I I I I I I I 1 1 I ...
... beginning with tiw defences for the male prisoner. The defences for Burke were then read. The defences for Helen M'Dougal were next read; The trial then proceeded in which the man, Burke and Helm were charged with severa murders committed at Westport, Edinburgh ...
... PRIME RED & WHITE CLOVEILKERD. FOR SALE, by BURKE and HONATO JStfwt. Prime new Red Clover Seed, 3 White Ditto, just landed, Price per Cwt. to the purfhaser of one sack or upwards. j Patrick’s-Quay, Cork, Manfh 27. TIMBER AND DEAL YA'RD. O’CONNELL and ...
... Elizabeth Paget, 1 T. G. French, I Miss Caroline Paget, OjMrs. Burke, Lady Doyle, 1 1 OfMra. Conner. 110 Mrs. Hewitt, 1 OMias Conner, 110 Misses Hewitt, I D'Mlss Burke, Mrs. 1 OVlrs. Verling, 110 Mra. 1 1 OMrs. Shaw, ...
... Murphy, J. Burke, Fitegibboo. English Grammar —Traey, Corbett, P. J. O’Brien, Downing, Woolsh. Geometry Corbett, Firagibbon. Algebra. —D. O'Brien, Corbett, P. O'Brien. Arithmetic. —T. Lyons, Murphy, Downing, M. J. Barry, Woolsh, Honan, J. Burke. Writing ...
... O’Connei.i. rose report from the Finance Committee, to whom the case of Doctor Burke had been referred. It was in the recollection of the meeting that the sum claimed by Dr. Burke was the amount of his costs in action which he had brought, as a Catholic Delegate ...
... Company his usual force and energy. Mr. Burke in quitting the room, stated that Ik* n *l tiosrd sing c* mercnutile si'guuieut which could induce him io change h s opmiun. Mr. O’Connell —Make way for Mr. Burke. Burke hoped that the meeting would not suffer ...
... printed in one'very thick volume, crown Bvo with upwMtds of Engravings of the Arms, &c. &c, New Edition, price £1 11s (id. of BURKE'S PEERAGE & BARONETAGE England, Scotland, and Ireland. is presumed that this work will found (he most accurate, comprehensive ...
... said, that althoâ was a Pro-. m Callaghsn red-hot yet would Llowhim the full legal timeâseventeen day-.. (C/ierrs.) r Burke) had now for seven years renamed from making this explanation, in the hope that some other per. would have brought it forward ...