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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 ...
... 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 ...
... Widow and Six Orphan Children of the . late Mr. Walter Burke, whose body was, the instant, found in the Liffey, are, by his premature death, deprived of the means of support. They appeal the and benevolent public, and in particular to the SaMtafys, (who ...
... singing, and Mrs. Burke and .Mrs. Hare dancing. Burke and Hare were drinking. Witness left Dohefty there. In the course of the day Doherty wished to out, but Mrs. Burke advised her to slop and take sleep. Hare and his wife and Mr. Burke came and had supper ...
... CATHOLIC OCIATIOS—S*ivM>*r. JOSEPH BURKE, E*q. in tee CJ.air. Mr. T. L. Behan acted as Secretary. The Rev. Mr. I,' Estrange said that had great pleasure in announcing the receipt of 211., as subscriptions to the fund for Mr. Eneas Macdonnell. (Cheers ...
... (rum Mr. s Establishment, I/, each from Mr. Edward Burke, Eaj., the Coppers the establishment Messrs. Burke and tfonar, Patrick M. Kelly, men in his Tan Yard, Nicbs, Cooke, M'm. Michael IX-lay, Xbo«. Russell, John M‘Gnire, Denis Driscol, friend to D. O’Cennell ...
... Port. Knows Burke by sight. Went home about twelve Friday the 31st of October. Found Burke at his door, knocking, who said he wished to see witness his house.— Went with him, and found men amfiwornen there. Saw two men, one besides Burke; Imt there might ...
... GREEK. Senior Class—Conway ; Burke, F. ; Kelly, John ; Nugent. LATIN. Senior Class—Burke, K. ; Conway; Clarke, P ; Kellv, J. 3d. Class—Walshe; Weir ; Byrne, E. ; Chapman, G. SM. Class—o*ljougMhi; Finlay, F.; O'Brien, J.; Morphy, 11. Ist. Class—Lawlor ...
... O’Connell ruse to report from the Finance Committee, to whom the case of Do'-tor Burke had been referred. was the recollection of the meeting that the sura claimed Dr. Burke was the amount of his costs in action whi he bad brought, as a Catholic Delegate ...
... t;lass—lames i>inytti, Joseph Murphy, Michaelj lAI 3d Class—Charles Hyan, M. Ciattaii, Jsin Laushlan. /I I LATIN. I & Ist Class—G. Burke, John Ryan,a V/m. Corbeß. 8(1 Class—James Smyth, Joseph Murphy, Wm. Doolin. las, Michael Ledwidge, Charles Kyan, J. Laughlan ...
... had one bespoke from Mr. Kymer’s shop boy. 1 after in Burke's house. A porter brought it in afterwards came in. M‘Cul!och is the porter’s name Burke at the l»ack dooi, and went back to the h, '*'* Burke said witness he was little worth or he it in the box ...
... the High Sheriff, for doing his duty, but though Captain Burke did splendid duty, with immense benefit to the country, no thanks yet Captain Burke; he only did his duty !!} Who is Captain Burke, that he should thus singled out a person to whom alone the ...