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... Mr. Whin vould beg perdun Capbun Burke; he did not mean to Impute him any impropriety of conduct. Captain Burke certain aa to frauds in that county. Mr. Sheppard—Hat he any idea to the amount ? [Here this was considered unnecessary, the fact of the frauds ...
... COUNTY OF GALWAY. Thomas Burke andl to Order made other?, this Cause, bearing date the Plaintiffs. 20th day of July last, and to a Report John Hlake, F.sq., thereunder, bearing date the 11th andothers, day of August last, will, on Monday, Defendants ...
... Captain Burke—The charges alluded to, applied the Province of Leinster generally. Mr. While (here appearing ilisatisfied at Captain Burke's disclosing specifically the peculations in the County —Oh, aye; he is shuffling from the question. Captain Burke here ...
... the High Sheriff, for doing his duty, but though Captain Burke did splendid duty, with immense benefit to the country, no thanks yet Captain Burke; he only did his duty !!} Who is Captain Burke, that he should thus singled out a person to whom alone the ...
... O’Kiolly, William Grace Kelly, Frederick Mooney, John DUlon, William Scully, Francis Smith, Thomas Cloney, It. D. Boylan, Joseph Burke, Kichard SUeil, Gerald Duasc, Stephen Coppinger, Michael Staunton, John Reynolds, C. J. Smith, John Browne, John Redmond, Peter ...
... (trace Kelly Frederick Mooney John Dillon William Scully Francis Smith Thomas Cloney R. D. Boylan Joseph Burke Richard Scott J. A. Curran John Burke In pursuance of the above Requisition, I request an Aggregate Meeting the Catholics of Ireland, in Dublin ...
... O’Hielly, William Grace Kelly, Frederick Mooney, John Dillon, William Scully, Francis Smith, Thomas Cloney, R. 1). Doylan, Joseph Burke, Richard Sheil, Gerald Duase, Stephen Coppinger, In pursuance the above gregate Meeting of the Cath TUESDAY, the 20th May NICHOLAS ...
... the next Aggregate Meeting, Mr. O’Connell—The only reason that can be given for paying Dr. Burke, is, that his debt had not been long since discharged. Dr. Burke often wrote to to bring forward the subject, but declined, as I conceived he was the most ...
... bill of costa. _ .., ~ Doctor Burke declared the respeethe had for Mr. Kildahl, and particularly for his very efficient professional exertion, that trial, on which lie displayed much talent and ingenuity: Doctor Burke considered bun richly deserving ...
... ( ct Court SUtMOtlfu no thank ton? Is comment into the reived tli meeting, ilstently that the same moved oi SThe than the Burke d country, dntv! Who •inch'd putllic ! plu prh CIMI Can Jlitiicnl liioii n prch-.u tuki'ii i t>l ...
... with his usual force and energy. Mr. Burke, in quitting the room, stated that he bad not heard single mercantile argument which could induce him to change his opinions. Mr. O’Connell—Make way for Mr. Burke. Mr. Burke hoped that the meeting would not suffer ...
... Englishmen, as well as foreigners, Ac., made his house the rendezvous Sir Joshua Reynolds, Garrick, the Sheridans, &e. Ac. 15. BURKE’S DICTIONARY of the PEERAGE and BARONETAGE of the United Kingdom. Anew Edition, handsomely printed in one-thick volume crown ...