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... 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 ...
... 7 A elas ee table proceedings, on Dr Burke's part, already detailed, fr UR. OCLALLAGHAN—MR. sun of Ls. 10d. to nearly treble thet amount. * . We ive received the copy of an exceedin, long letter T knew Doctor Burke was actuat: by no feeling of self-d ...
... — ,and Mrs. Burke; 100, from the F ‘Mr. J. Toole, Sackville-street, 200 From John O'Brien, Esq. in pert ow made a Andrew Auliffe, of Cork, Esq 5.00 1 0 O County Tip Sheil, of Liv Rev. A. he, P.P. of Bray, 12; and 1. each from c Rev. Miles Gannon, of Lo ...
... tsa OSpl- J.S, TOWNSE! y or J. Burke, Viaintiffs’ Solicitor, No. ot Great Brun th eeree street, Dublin. id Ww illiain Carr, Elizabeth Carr, IRSUANT t ay of and Isabella Carr, pu final Doeree of h mm, at Visintitts | jesty’s High Court of 2 cery Th natic ...
... D CM3 ART CR OWK WINDO W GLA WARE USE, 57, ABBEY STREET. Francis burke »h« i«n?» quantity of the diCerent qualities o^-GLASS, which i* Sdin Ciates and Boxes, memento terms. Contactors, Builders, and/Country Orders, will be nnpp ieiruh Sq.mreaof on the ...
... 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 ...
... 3lr Burke, Seapouu-HoiHC, 0 Mr Komley, I>ime-street 10 0 Messrs Wsrdle and Oreo, 10 0 Hr Green, William-street, 10 0 Mr Griglietti, Parliament street, 10 0 Mr Sharp, Grafion-street, „ 10 0 Measrs O'Donnell and lleynolds - 10 0 Messrs O' Keilly and Co ...
... (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 ...
... woman singing, and Mrs. Burke and Mrs. Hare dancing. Burke and Hare were drinking. Witness left Doherty there, in the course of the day wished to out, but Mrs. Burke advised her to stop and take a sleep; Hare and his wife and Mr. Burke came and had supper ...
... Wesport. Knows Burke by sight. Went home about twelve Friday the Slat of October. Found Burke at his door, knocking, who said he to see witness at his house. Went with him, and found men ar.fl women there. Saw two men, one besides Burke; but there might ...
... BOOK-KEEPING. M. Grattan, H. Ryan, G. Burke. 2d Class: Byrne, G. Tomkins J* O’Beime. GRECIAN HISTORY. Ist Class : G. Burke,« J. Byrne,u Wm. Corbett.a ROMAN HISTORY. Ist Class : G. Burke, J. Byrne, J. Smith. 2d Claaa J. Ryan, J. Power, J. Murphy. ROMAN ...