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... 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 ...
... CATHOLIC ASSOCIATION Thu»»d*t. JOSEPH BURKE, K>q., in tht Chair. N P. O'Gorman, Etq.. acted Secretary. Several letters containing tent were read. Mr. Richard O'Gorman handed letter enclosing rent from the Rev. P. NPGowran P. P. Carrygarrao, Count; Lrmer ...
... _going to Burke ' s , _but _•> lic told liiin _there _was nobody _there _,, and he _came inti _) licr house , but _went back into tlie _passage . Witnes . i nficrwiirds _went lo Burke's door , and found it _fastened . Hiiie came out of Burke ' H al ' ler ...
... Surgeons’ Square. Witness and Burke accompanied him, and met the women in the High School Yards. Could not say whether Burke or the porter went in first. Witness accompanied them. The body was put into a cellar; and witness and Burke proceeded to Dr Knox’s at ...
... wife, whom Burke about twelvemonth. M‘Dougal lived with Burke Identified as the other persons that were in the house along then his wife. Witness lived in the West Port, not tar with Burke, on the 31st October.) Burke came next mom. from ...
... more, saw two women there. Burke told witness that had procuied someth' g Tor the doctor. I nderstood Burke meant dean body, but saw none. Had further conversation with Burke that night. Next morning suit his sister for Burke, who* .meat nine o’clock ...
... inquiring for John, who she understood was Burke.. It was between eight and nine. Witness directed her to Burke's. Saw M`Dougal - shortly aterwards, and told her William (Burke) was wanting her. Went to Burke's, and found Mrs. Law, M'Dougall, and a person ...
... noise in Burkes house was great ; but she was not sensible of any one's voice but Burkes. Tbis noise lasted for some time, and she fell asleep. In the morning Mrs. Burke came in for the loan of a pair of bellows, and asked if witness had heard Burke and Hare ...
... it was Burke or Mr. Paters,i.i. Burke threw two notes across the table along with the change. Is certain that Mr. Paterson did not pay the money to him, though he folded up the two notes, and divided the silver. Had never any quarrels with Burke about ...
... 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 ...
... going look for a pair of her child’s stockings. Burke asked what she wanted, and swore oath for her to keep out from there. At that time Burke was throwing whisky about the house, and under the bed, Burke would not let witness search the straw for the ...