... BURKE-INOMPSON. The wedding took place .in Thursday at First Presbyterial Church. o,olcstoorn. of Mr. John G. (Jack) Burke (son of Mr. and )drs. Robert Burke, or Waringstown Rd.. Lorgant, and Miss Margaret Maureen Thompson, B.A. (danthhir of Mr. John ...

... carnations. The duties of best man were carried out by Mr. Richard Burke, brother of the bridegroom. The reception was held in Ballymascanlon Hotel, Dundalk. For going away Mrs. Burke chose a pale blue sack frock and a royal blue travelling coat. The ...

... “ CRAIGVIEW,” TATTYKEEL, COOKSTOWN CLEARANCE SALE OF STOCK, CROP AND TRACTOR IMPLEMENTS For Mr. CHARLES BURKE (who is retiring from active farming) on TUESDAY, 12th MARCH, 1967, at Two o’clock p.m. (Sharp). Fifteen Strong Store Cattle (outlyers), 5 Calves ...

... Townland of Tattykeel Preliminary Notice SALE OF THREE VALUABLE FREEHOLD FARMS For Mr. CHARLES BURKE (who has purchased another holding in Strabane). Full particulars next week. J. B, & R. H. TWIGG, Solicitors, Cookstown. JOSEPH ALLEN (Cookstown) Ltd ...

... Tattykeel SALE OF STOCK, CROP, IMPLEMENTS, ETC. For Mr. CHARLES BURKE on THURSDAY, Bth MARCH, 1956, at Two o'clock p.m. Five Strong Black Polly Bullocks ; 20 Pits Potatoes (Arran Victory, Arran Banner and Kerr's Pinks) ; quantity of Oats, suitable for ...

... SALES TO-DAY Saturday, 20th December, 1958, at 2 o'clock p.m. For Mr. Charles Burke—Lot 1— Valuable Freehold Farm, situated in the Townland of Tattykeel, containing 49 acres, 1 rood, 36 perches, or thereabouts, with Residence and Out-offices thereon, ...

... suitable candidate for a general anaesthetic. He gave Burke less than the usual quantity of chloroform. When Burke was sufficiently under the influence of chloroform the dentist removed three or four teeth. Burke became pale and witness got the dentist to stop ...

... past six months. District-Inspector J. J. Shea said that Burke had gone {o Dublin and they had a suspicion that he mignt be trying to keep away. He applied to the court for a bench warrant for Burke's arrest. ~ The Resident Magistrate, Mr. M. V. Phelan, ...

... Coleraine Petty Sessions she described how she went into a bedroom at 3.30 a.m. and saw Mrs. Ellen Burke, of Macosquin, enter and put something in a handbag. Mrs. Burke was charged with stealing a cardigan which was one of Mrs. Sweeney's birthday presemts. Detective ...

... suggested that if Burke bad been cautioned there would never have been a statement. If the police officers had told Burke who they were they would have got no answer. The jury would come to the conclusion that robbery was not the motive because Burke saw the purse ...

... asked Burke if he knew anything about the creamery c.ie Burke said the men made him the the lock. They had the guns in their pockets pointing a 4 him. Witness stated that he reminded Burke that earlier he said they had the guns in their hands. Burke was ...

... firm, said he received £7 or £8 in respect of Mrs. M'Alary's account from Burke, but as there was still about £lB outstanding he reported the matter to the police. Afterwards Burke paid him the money. Sergeant R. H. Murdoch read an alleged statement by ...