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... again applied for an order to pay to Lord Netterville 5602., the amount of his legacy, to which the court assented ; when Mr. Burke made a similar application on the part of James Lenahan, who was a legatee to the amount of 1502. * Mr. Crampton suggested ...
... Weta'n, Wetiierell, Messy, Campion, Hughes, liielterdsun, Ellis, fUdbouse, Berry, Jaak, M'«lke ...
... placed the bar. soon as the indictment was read, charging the ™ having, the of last June, feUon.ously assaulted ' Marearet Burke, and robbed her, the proseculnt, a lawlised; mild, healthy-looking girl, about twenty years of age, came on the table, and ...
... late Rev. Nowes Lloyd. bE^THS. At Borris-o-kane, John Coates, Esq., late of Eyrecourt At same place, Walter, son of Richard Burke, Esq. In Castlebar, on Friday, Edward Sheridan, Esq. In Gcorgc's-strcet, Limerick, Miss Elizabeth Hogan. At Knockbrack, on ...
... the whole that night; there was no riot the road Cromie attended the inquest. Cross-examined Never swore that she went into Burke’s home at nine in the evening. Hugh Marshall Knows Denis Cromie ; remembers I2th May; met Cromie on the road with his mother-in-law ...
... except Joseph Murphy. _ , Samuel Burke sworn—Was near Antrim May ; saw a number of persons on the road about nine the evening saw Robert M‘Clcan there with the blade of seytho under his eoat; knows where Dnnsilly am. Goo. Burkes house; saw some Boys about quarter ...
... Win. Doyle, C.W Moincoin, and County Kil- kenny, including the monthly subscription the Rev. N. | Carroll, P.P., the Rev. M. Burke, Rev. J. Fielding, C.C., and Hugh Power, Esq., the latter gentleman has paid 2s. a t month since the commencement of the collection ...
... part of Mrs . M ‘Can, addressed he Mr. Hover. 34, Henry-street, 3 do. do. » Court extenuation. The insolvent also the Mr. Burke, 23, do. do , 3 do. do. rt Court—she called the Learned Com.mssioners Mr. Rice, 15, Gloster-street. 3 do. do. ®j ! tion ...
... Murphy, Ballymore M. Mahony, lonmel T. Power, CarricWili-Siiir John Lacy, Clonmel W. Murphy, Ballinamona Wm. O’Neill, Clonmel M Burke, R.0.C., Carrick James Ileney, Cashel J. O’Neill, P.P., Carrick-on- AUCTION. SECOND DAY’S SALE, Beginning at 371 in the Catalogue ...
... breaking and highway robhe’y. . , , Two persons of the name of Ryan were then tried for murder ; they were acquitted. Michael Burke, alias Butler, for stealing wearing apparel. Guiltr. .. Hannah for stealing a silver spoon, “uuty. Tim Delany. Charles Mealy ...
... do. da Mr. Byrne, 20, do. do., 3 da da Mrs. Connell, 15, Stafford-street, 3da da Mr. Hover, 34, Henry-street, 3 da Mr. Burke, 23, da do., 3 do. Mr. Rice, 15, Gloster-street, 3 da da Mr. Murphy, 69, Sumnoer-hill, 3 da do. Mrs. Limbert. 73, da do., do ...
... Mrs. Comic 11,15. Stafford-strect, 3 do. do. 0 Mr. Hover, 31, Heury-street, do. do. ! RESIGNATION OF MR. PEEL. Mr. Burke, 23, do. do., 3 do. do. ??. The resignation Mr. Peel i* contemplated Mr. a,ce. l s, Glostc r -sUeet. 3d0.d0. the & ...