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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 ...
... 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 ...
... ( 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 ...
... 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 ...
... the action at the express desire of Doctor Burke, and afterwards asked him to pay him the costs. This is his crime. Doctor Burke set him at defiance ; and Mr. O’Callaghan obliged him to pay him. Doctor Burke did not solicit time, did not plead his inability ...
... Jlfeay man. and well knew th, Burke who were some the Burkes oi iigo Sr no. tail, County of Wexford more noble than they were. There was an attempt made at the Castle to cry him down resolution ot | thanks to Captain Burke, and said it was of conSei niience ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... clear that it was against him point of practice ever since that period. The Irish and Scotch Lists! exceeded the limits Mr. Burke's Act. Parliament had therefore a right inquire into the subject, objection would made that part the Hon. Member's motion. ...