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... murder James Burke, Cu-hquirke, the February. Hefferiiao sworn—Kur* the pritotier, ami Burke, who ; was returnine them from Limerick market, drank their company, at bouse outside the town ; not ensued, end Kyau wa» knocked down; aud the Burkes* party had ...
... praise afterwards observed to himeelf (Mr. Brougbem), in ref ‘sou Ito Burke's opepsition, that he ceuid only attribute it tos it was lof the web He felt a deep risdom the character of Burke, but in @ questioa of such impor question whieh s0 materialiy eoncerned ...
... James Burke, at Cushquirke, the 23d February. John Heffernan sworn-Koew Ryan the pr'soner. aml Burke, who is dead was returning «.:h them Lt rick market, and drank in their company, at Side the town ; a riot ensued, and Rvan down ;he and the Burkes' party ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... have the honor to be, Gentlemen, t my Your most obedient faithful servant, iS. FORE rlang A CARD. Maryboro, 16th March, } % BURKE BETHEL presents his c — iM meuts to the Lord Mavor, and the Electors fought any trouble on the present Contest—but sincerely ...
... Joseph Dwyer, Thomas-strect ; John Vitzy e also do. ; John Phelan, do. ; James Reilly, do. ; John ( Summer-street ; Walter Burke, Ardee-street ; » pro- Francis-street ; Nicholas Roe, Belview ; Pat. O’D Dun- Thomasestreet ; William Woodlock, New-Row 5 Donohoe ...
... the possession of Patrick Foley; and the Dwelling-House and Premises, Bride-street, Dublin, late in the possession of Edward Burke, or competent part thereof, tor the pur poses said Decree mentioned.—Dated this day February, 1823. RODERICK CONNOR. For Rentals ...
... Kearxnt ON WEDNESDAY, APRIL Paul Barry, of Kanelagh, Co. Dublin, apothecary nomas Neville, Trinity-place, bookbinder. Walter Burke, Co. Galway, gentleman. Edward M. Kell, Bric-hill, Co. Armagh, farmer THURSDAY 8. John Caird, Belfast, Co. Antrim, gentleman ...
... came int splendid chariot and fo The following Gran Pari Bective, Viscount Charles Dillon, J. tavus Lambert, VVillia Robert Burke, J. Pratt William H. Waller, Gerard, Elias Swete, Peter Pousonb; The Chief Justice happy the calendar dering the distance ol ...
... Hua Tb I Barnewall, Sir Charles Dillub, J. W. S. Napier, Nicholson, Guitavu* Lambert, William U«m, George L Nugent, Robert Burke, J. Pratt Winter, Richir.l Ruxtou Fitzberbert, Wiliiani H. Waller, N. A. Ih.pplnj, J. J. N. Gerard, Eliaa C.»rh«lly, JuhnThuaiJ ...
... possession of Patrick holey ; and the Dwelling-house and Premises, No. 32, Bride-street, late in the possession of Edward Burke, cr a competent part thereof, for the purposes in said Decree mentioned. Dated this 16th day of February, 1828. RODERICK CONNOR ...