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... BURKING OF THE ABYSSINIA.I JUDGUMEr IN' BCOArD OF TRADE I l~~~NQU-IRY. Judgment was giv-en yesterday afternoon in the Josard of Trado inquiry at Liverpool into the mirrnireg of the nuisn steamer Abysaieia is the North Atlantic, on the ?? December last ...
... E. 7iDJD 37 BURKS' lb15CO.0 IA - z I Iw v Yesterday thofireb annualgeneral meeting of the !shareholders of E and J Burke and Co, the wael-] known traders and exportem of stout, Bachelor'i- walk, was held in the offices -of Mes-srs Craig. i Gardner, and ...
... EDWARD AND JOHN BURKE, I LIMITED. Yesterday the annua'. general meeting of Ed- w1 ward and John Burke, Limited, was held in the' SackvillE Hall, Upper O'Conneii street. The! 9 chair woa occupied by Mr John Gi Nutt-ing, I D L. The Secretary, Mr. Lawson ...
... EDWARD AND JOHN BURKE, LIMITED. Yesterday, at 12 o'clock, the annual general meeting of Edward and John Burke, Limited, was-beld st the Sackville Hall, Upper O'Coaneol street, Mr J G Nutting, D L, in the chair. The Secretary (Mr W Lawson) road the notice ...
... th« death Edmund Burke Trinity College . attempt these columns a description Burke's attitude towards the greit snhjec 1 of ' Irish Catholic University Education, to show that he was enthusiastic advocate j Catholic University. Burke was all his life ...
... FUNERAL OF MR. JAMES BURKE. On the of the aboTS rcmoti '1 fr ...
... EDWARD AND JOHN BURKE LIMITED. THE ANMSII-AM! WAR. Ycstcrd annua general tit *:»i a Js'irk*\ L mil • held 11 c it:!!. Upper street. occupied «» Nutting, L. in- Se retary Mi U Law ravin* ei . t adve;' ii»iveiling the meet ■ , the r«»!v>ii aid statement ...
... Eleanor Shacket, Bridget Burke, and James Shacket, were arraigned for the wilful murder of Michael Burke, on the 2nd of November last, at Clogher. Ann Giblin, a little girl about thirteen years of age, and daughter of the prisoner Burke, was the first and chief ...
... claimed the authorship as fame-and pgau i fame. Burke had a very cogent reason for remaining iheognit. lia claimitg Junius, he would have chanmed his oirn coaudemnati and dishonour-for Burke dieda pensiotier. Burke, nr-w_ was the only pensioner who had the ...
... Garibaldi is stated to suffering ftoin acute attack of rheumatinin, and is con fined to his heel Frauds the Government.—John Burke, parchment manufacturer, l>ubliu, convicted week tb'j Dublin Commission Court having oon«pired with Henry H. Bowyer, formerly ...
... Eleanor Shacket, Bridget Burke, and James Shaeket, were arraigned for the wilful murder of Michael Burke on the 2nd of November last, at Clogher. Ann Giblin, a girl about 13 years of age, and daughter of the prisoner Burke, was the first and chief witness ...
... 2 La.w!,, 3. Won by two ; vara- di-'tn » separated second 3nd third on.l Heat—«* 1; J Cooper. l» Burke. 3. by yard; tnird close up. Final Heat l> Burke, ; T Kelly, 2; Cooper, 3. Won b» 1 rue yards ; half yard .. d third. ...