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... ‘inspected, by applying to Mr. Beauman, ‘Pla Solicitor, Rutland-square ; ; or Mr. Walsh, Defendant’ citor, 56, Abbey-street. ohn Burke, Esq | PBERSUANT to the and erti- Ann cree of his ve \ Court of Chancer in hi matle 3urke and others ; bearing date the Gth ...
... ECONOMY. Third Edition. London ; Printed for Baldwin and Cradock. Bv whom also are published, 1. MEMOIR the Right Hon. EDMUND BURKE ; with Specimens of his Poetry and Lftter*, and an Estimate his Genius and Talents, compared with those of his great Contemporaries ...
... Rorke, per ditto 0 Per Mr. P. Ternan Mr Sheriff Hodges Robert Lovely, Esq. Paul Savage, Esq. 1 0 1 0 Robert Walsh, Esq. Joseph Burke, Esq, Clifdcn, Cl Mr Larkin, Per Mr. Thomas Kelly Sir Magennis, Church-street P Wall, Abbey street I 10 0 10 ...
... and Two Years Interest free, and a Discount of Five per Cent, allowed for prompt payment. Application to he made to Jose/ih Burke, Esq. Mountpcllier Parade, Black Rook, near Dublin, until the Ist of February next, when if tho Horse not disposed of, his ...
... Castlebar, Nicholas Joyes, do. Edw. Deane, Annahill, Hugh Deane, do. Fran. TaafTe, Killedon, W. Burke, Oldtown-cottage, Theo. Burke, Woodrille, Joseph Burke, Green-Hill, Edward Mac Donnell,Caher, Joseph Mac Donnell, do. Hugh Ryan, Castle-Lucas, Henry Jordon ...
... Samuel A Crossly. Robert bmjlie, .Percy, W T Miller »!r k £KS XA JDa ton Gr»!t, Ks!-r W.Nash, L. Anderson, «,»«. Stephen Burke, Barry, u \V. H. Pearse, Thomas Pepper, Richard F. B. Healy, J. M. J. Hamilton, E. Darby Mahouy, ...
... far more fertile in expedients than the barren highlands. What Sawney of them all could thrive in Dublin, as perceive Paddy Burke has been thriviog in Eliuburgh upon carcasses. In tbis branch of trade the utmost iugeuuity of the blue bonnets could not beyond ...
... possession of Patrick Foley; and the Dwelling-House and Premises, 32, Bride-street, Dublin, late in the possession of Edward Burke, competent part thereof, for the pur • poses said Decree mcutioued.—Dated this day of February, 1828. RODERICK CONNOR. For ...
... voted through his Lordship to the High Sheriff, for doing his duty, but though Capuin Burke did splendid duty, with immense benefit the countrv, no thanks yet Captain Burke; he only did his dutv !!! Who is Captain Borke, that he should be thus singled out ...
... Security, by Recognizance, and execute Leases. For further particulars, apply to Thomas Burke, Solicitor for the Plaintiffs in the first cause and to Mr. Denis Burke, the Receiver in these causes, No. 11, Bclvidere place, Dublin. The Earl of Caledon, ted ...
... Theresa, don-street, The Right lion. Lord KILLEEN, in The following Resolutions were !. Moved Sir Thomas andMecondcd by Sir John Burke, Bart.;— Resolved—That our eminently due and are hereby given to Nicholas PurcCTl O’Gorraan, Esq., for his ardent, disinterested ...
... Sir Charles Dillon, J W.S Napier, Christopher A.Nicholson, Gustavos Lamhart, William Blancy Wade. George L. Nugent, Robert Burke, J I'ratt Win'er, Richard Ruston Fitzherbert, William H. Waller, N. Coddington, A. J. Popping, J J. N.Gerard, Elias Corbally ...