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... with the action at the express desire Doctor Burke, and afterwards asked him to pay him the costs! This is the crime- Doctor Burke set him at de-! fiance and Mr. O Callaghan obliged him to pay him. Doctor Burke did not solicit time, did not plead his inability ...
... pany with hia usual forcfe and energy. Mr. Burke, ia quitting the room, stated that bad not beard a single mercantile argument which could induce bim to change his opinions. Mr. O’Connell—Make for Mr. Burke. Mr. Burte hoped that the meeting would not ...
... the D—l! the noise he made attracted some persons to the door, when a Carrick-beg Policeman, who was parading outside while Burke was munitucriiig within, threatened to draw on the people! Fortunately Messrs. Perse and Ellis, Chief Constables were passing ...
... the enquiry into these abuses—it wes agreed that they would merely examine Captain Burke, being the person most capable of giving the inlonnaiioi) required. Capte. n Burke was then required *0 stale whe* ther he had proved, ihe satisfaction the Comumsionera ...
... KILLEEN, in tie Chair. The following Resolutions were unanimously adopted : I. Moved by Sir Thomas ; and seconded by Sir John Burke, Bart: Resolved—That our warmest thanks are eminently due and are hereby given to Nicholas Purcell O’Gorman, Esq. for his ardent ...
... resolution, in an argumentative speech. The O’Conor Don also opposed the motion. Mr. Steele supported the resolution. Sir John Burke addressed the meeting at some length, in opposition to the motion, did also Mr. Finn. Mr. O'Dwyar felt it doe to condsteAty ...
... look plnoe, by •djournmeot from Tbmday jus I, tif » „ , At twenty minnles past five o'clock, the Ckiir wa« taken hy Sir Jolm Burke, * .. The O’Conor Dun ilioogtit, that under preeenl oircunietnneec, it woulc premature, urt* til the reault ol the Conference ...
... Captain Burke I had stated that there was a defalcation of £5,000 Ito this County. He stated, that Captain Burke I was interested, and would not rely on his tesli| mony. His Lordship, in the course of his obser{ vations, said that, Captain Burke was a party ...
... Francis Smith F J L’Estranga Thomas Clonoy Laurence W Whits D Boy lan O’Brien Dillon Joseph Burke Anthony Brawns Richard Scott Dwyer A Curran Nicholas French John Burke Edward Leonard laparsnaace of the shore Requisition, request art Aggregate Meeting of Catholics ...
... I'rederick Mooney John Dillon William Scully Francis Smith Thomas Cloney D Boylan Joseph Rnrke Richard Scott .1 A Curran John Burke In pursuance of the above Jiequisition, I raqneit Asgregale Meeting of the Catholics of Ireland, in Dublin, on Tuesday, the ...
... moved that it should be referred to the Finance Committee for consideration. Mr. A. Browne seconded the resolution. Doctor Burke then rose and said, that he was one of the six Catholic Gentlemen who had been arrested in 1811—that£l54of theexpencesthen ...
... the Rt. Rev. Dr. Kelly, R. C. Bishop of this Diocese, the Order of Priesthood was conferred upon the Rev. Messrs. Michael Burke, David Quinlan, John Mullins, Walter Cantwell, Edm. Meagher sndMichael Hannigan. Lieutenant-Colonel Palliscr has been presented ...