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... appears (hat the prisoners Timothy Cochrane, James Barry, Cornelius Mara, James Shea, Jeremiah Murray, Janies Hayes. Dennis Burke, John Casey, ftmolliy Connor, and Catharine Casey, all of whom came over fiom Ireland for the purpose of profiling by the itop ...
... of pi-nllemen who had collected 'vilh him, to call on as well as Culboiic*, but they should so. (Hoar, hear.) Mr. Joseph Burke seid had to present the subscription ol John Wyso Scully, B'lj. of Tippeitry, and wa ...
... and Edwwfd Coulan, Brewery, New ( with more if . Jolm Alarfiu, North-wail 2tl •• Finn, Brewery, strtet. Waller Burke, (’hamber-streol 20 ,i Summer-street . .iohn Darcy, Brewery, Ushcr's-sticyt 0 lutke DilSon, Piirliaiiient*s(reet* . M*Donnell ...
... clergy, and yet too ignorant religion to have any disposition to sock for its truth. It was once truly remarked by Edmund Burke, that if separate learning from religion, learning will overturn religion. Tin! rtmaik was eminently just, not because true ...
... neigbßonrhood of Galway, were convicted in penalties of£2o each, and costs, by the Distributor of Stamps, before James H. Burke, Esq. bfyankes tbs Gams L The Earl of London for their , Major Hamilton II; was elected Provost of Eaabkille»fetl|feaaanlßf ...
... Among others he saw John Casey, John Cochrane, James Barry, Cornelius Barry, James Shea, Jeremiah Murray, James Hayes, Dennis Burke, Catherine Casey, anil Timothy Connor. They were quarrelling with the deceased. The first blow lie saw was given by John Casey ...
... Barrister al latte. i* th» Chair, Mr. Boylan appointed Secretary the meeting. He read several latter* inclosing Rent. Mr. Burke said wa* glad recognise amongst the subscription* that bad been received from I ...
... CATHOLICS. Thurnilaj an adjauroai] mealing took fct iba Corn-Bxcha^^e —• DARTnOLOMSir COnaALUS, Ekj. in lA» CAtUr. Mr. J»*cpli Burke acteil >“ Secretary. Mr. Kuward Dwyer (S. X. A.) read a letter') anelotinf nuhicriptioiix to «upport tile ca'ne of indepaodence ...
... why should Wexford be left in its present situation with Lord Courtown, who had refused to join in vote of thanks to Captain Burke, when he discovered the peculations of the Orange faction. He was the servant of the king, and as he understood, one of the ...
... lor the purpose. 12, 1828. TVVBXTI JtrH DAY. This day l!»o Court met, pursuant lo adjournment, amt Major Powell and Captain Burke also having attended, Major Powell addressed the Court, and read the following defence (rum written document.* • shah endeavour ...
... not to subscribe, as it would of use to the ; I replied, would not advise yon object, every one else haogreeii ; thru Mr. Burke said, well then 1 will 100. Mr. BUI re-examined—] have not man knowledge on establishment who w dismissed from snothvr couniy ...
... they sni.l to ; sent for tlio stationery since, and (got the larger quantity. Mr. Dundas—Admits lout he Imx not given Captain Burke his Siutioncry for last quarter. Mr. Hill, cnatiinmtiuii—l’iie tiny went la Wexford hiisiiie« ; I met Mr Dnnda* in llin utrect ...