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... on the previous day as the result ol a long and tedious illn.t- TIe chief mourners were: Thomas Burke, James Burke. and John Burke (brothers). W'.ihaa Burke, Thomas Davy, Willam Dav aet& David Dee (cousins). Amongst those present were: - M1ortsirrn Fitzpatrick ...
... Dungarvan. The chief mourners ?? Burke, brother; Mrs Ryan and Miss Kate Burke, sis- ters; James Madden, Johanna Madden, William Murphy, Mrs Madden, Mrs Burke, Dr Madden, Nat Burke, Wilhiam Burke, John Burke, ...
... fact annihilate, Froude did Father Burke. N~ow, if Fathcr Burke never did anything for Ireland but that, it should be enough.to make his memory live for ever in the hearts of the Irish, people. Not only was Father Burke agreatpulpit oratornot alone was ...
... W P EBerard, M D; IV Hareilton, wX D. The following sent- wreaths and crosese- bir S St L Burke, Mr W St L Burke, Mr J3 Burke, I i Mr A St L Burke Mr W St L Burke, Mr and .M4rs 6Dig- nan, Mr and Mrs J Kelliy, fir and Mrs Myles Blake i Brke, ...
... Death of Deaf Burke, the Pugilist. The celebrated pugilist James Burke, better known as Deaf Burke, expired on Wednesday, at balf-past one o'clock, at his residence, No. 6, Frances-street, Waterloo- road. He was about 36 years of age; and the disease ...
... chief we:e-Thrnan, Joseph, Johi, and :aii. rnd WV J Kelly, uncle. rI .tC ?? reseUt- .. .V1;i Davs, Wmn Burke, solicitor; .)e. Mauri-> Die, JameA Burke, Jia P.1 - ;u-ke, J B COa-aD, Bray: Aider- BD tnrk-- .1P Eavanagl., A O'Grady, P 1.I' HWmC cr, Win Moloney ...
... Kenny, P L G0; Joseph Webbb. Frank Wekb, John N'angIr, P. Due J Leih, arys Abbey.; E Burke, Tal., ibot street; John MIoore. W Burke. Monntjoy! place; P Burke, do; MI Burke. do; John Clarke, solicitor-; P Tyndall. solicitor; Bev ?? O'Reilly. C C, James's ...
... tl THE LATE THOMAS HENRY BURKE. it. in The memorial which has been erected to the g. late Mr. Thomas Henry Burke in Glasnesin Ceme- y tery, and completed on the 20th inst, deserves a T fuller notice than has as yet been given. It is a at cross of quite ...
... Cieborn, who breathed his last in the arms of the young Irish- man. John Mitchel's son also served with Burke under the sam general. A bad wound left Burke an impaired limb, and at the cdose of the war he I returned to New York with a much injured con- stitution ...
... Sprouledo; Pcederick Archer, Edward Byrin, WE Keogh, ouw Houti John Brannick, Jamea Burk*46phael W vera4.v Patrick Dwywr, Edward Therney, ThoaftD-y.,. Wm Burke, solicitor; Wrc Burke, Lincoln plae, Wrn Delaney, 'Thomas Duffey. William Reigh, P r M Glecau, Micbacl ...
... there, and he will swear anoter- thing. 'ir, Hill-LMr, Burke, I wis. to say a few words to you. Mr. Burke-No; I don't wish to say a, word to any one. Mr. Hill-You know there was a consuliation. Mwr. Burke-There was no such thing, sir. XIr. Joyce-There was ...
... Busas, Died January 2nd, l892a Aged 31 jears. Thchief mourners were Rev E Burke, Catbolid 'University Joseph 'Burke, and M J Burke, brothers; 3 Burns, half-brother; Edward Burke, uncle; and D Doyle, father-in-law. On arriving at Glaanevin, the barial servsic ...