... robbery. BOWSTrnFEwT.- Monday Timothy Cockrane, James Barry, (omelius Barry, James Shee, Jeremiah Murray, James Haynes, Dennis Burke, John Casey, Tim Conner, and Catharine Casey, were charged with having murdered a man known as ,Long John, and one of their ...

... the Catholic Clergy given by that Journal, we are remind- ed of the remark attributed in a well-known Biography to Father BURKE, an Irish Catholic Priest in the Spanish West Indies, when he was told that it was asserted that even the Clergy in England ...

... at Law. in the Chair. Mr. Beylan was appointed Secretary to the Meeting. He Is read several letters inclosing Rent. I, Mr. BURKE said he was glad to recognise amongst the kg subscriptions that had been received, 501. from Loughrea Lbear and cheers]. M ...

... publie departments, especially in the minor situations, had taken place, and dais' honour tile Deputy-Governor, Lieuit. General Burke, was pursuing a system of the strictest eco- nomy. A constitution of the most satisfacto'ry nature had been announced to the ...

... departments, cspecially ot in the miner situnations, had takeis place, and his Honour the e. Deputy Governor, Lieutenant-General Burke, vas pur- Ir suiing a system of the strictest economy. A Constitution of n the most satisiactory nature had been announced ...

... Patrick Skerrett, Esq. of Eyrecourt, the former gentleman attended by John Kelly, of Liskelly, Esq. and the latter by John Burke, Esq. The parties having exchanged shots without effect, Mr. Ridge was preparing to fire a second time, when some gentlemen ...

... as the principal, and Timothy Cockrane; James Barry, Cor- nelius Barry, James Shee, Jeremiah Murray, Jas. Haynes, i Dennis Burke, and Timothy Connor, as accessaries to the said murder of John Heardon. Tims PLANET VENUS.-On the 6th inst. this beautiful ...

... yesterday at the Corn Exchange, was very numerously and resnectably attended, Cornelius Maclogblin, Esq, in the Chair. Joseph Burke, Esq. acted as Secretary, and read several let- ten, enclosing rent The lev. Mr. 'Estrange read the following letters, which ...

... It was equiva- lent to a tax on salaries, to which he strongly objected, and confirmed his opinion by the authority or Mr. Burke. It was competent to thd Government to regulate the salaries of officers, but he regretted that the Committee should have ...

... its enemies. There was no arrangement made in that treaty, my Lords, for preserving the cruimbling awtd hateful, or, as Mr. Burke called it, the wasteful and dis- guistingenii;ire, of the Trurks fror dismemberment and deptruc- lion; and none of the I'owere ...