... the Most Rev. Dr. O'Doherty, Bishop of Dromore, presided at So.emn High Mass In the Catnedral, the celebrant be:ng Rev. J P Burke, C.C. with Rev. J. H Boyd, C.C. as deacon. Rev. P. Rooney. C.C., sub-deacon and H. Esler. C.C.. master of unknown men uprooted ...

... assisted by Very Rev. M. P. Cleary. 0.P.. D.Ph., Prior, St. Catherine's Newry: Very Rev. E. Campbell, Adm., Newry: Rev. J. P. Burke, CC., do., and Rev. J. McCann, C.C., St. Teresa's, Belfast. The bride, who was given away by her father. wore a gown of white ...

... womb, Jesus. in Whose cause they were enlisted. LITANY AND BENEDICTION The chanting of the Litany of the Saints by Rev. J. P. Burke and Rev. P. Rooney was followed by a procession of the Ble7se Sacrament through the Catheral, the Sacred Host being borne beneath ...

... estport, county Mayo. County Armagh at this period. , . The ceremony was performed bY Other speakers were: Rev. P Rev J. P. Burke, C.C. Callan, Clonliffe College, and The bride is a niece of the late Tomas Mac Cuileannain, Gaelic Very Rev. Dr. P. 15. magimus ...

... town and district. Rev. J. P. Burke, C.C., who officiated M the church and at the graveside. delivered an address. in the course of whim he paid an eloquent tribute to deceased's life a a Catholic and Irishma: - .. Father Burke described him as ?. young man ...

... F. McComiskey. S.T.L., P.P., Derrymace-sh; Very Rev. E. Campbell, Adm., Newry; Very Rev. J. H. Boyd, CC., do.; Rev. J. P. Burke, CC.. do.: Rev. H. Esler, CC., do., Rev. P. Rooney, CC., Newry; Rev, P. McConville, C do.; Rev. D. Fegan, .C., Burren; Rev ...

... (Derry); 3, E. Lundy (Belfast), 10.6 secs. 220--1, 0. Corr (Belfast); 2. E. Lundy; 3, J. Marley (Armagh). 28.2 secs. 880-1, C. Burke (Derry); 2, J. Ward (Belfast); 3, B. Finnegan (Armagh), 2 mins. 18 sees. . _ High - . Jump-1, J Noble (Belfast), 5 ft. 2 ins ...

... all Japan opened a new church in one of the popu:ar surnmer beach resorts of the Tok% o area. He is Columban Father Jc.lin Burke. who hai:s from Innisbofen Island, off the coast of Co. da:wa . .*. stands 6 feet 6 inches and weiglls stones and has been ...

... hod never been with her. She appeared to be in her usual form when witness gave her the bottle about midnight. Mrs. Rebecca Burke said a 8 The rnct:on s sizntd by alt the Nationa:ist M.P.s. a.m. on Saturday morning she was awakened by Mrs. Crawford screaming ...

... J.. Ratblarnham; deacon Rev. Rev. E. O'Neill, Sacra- Rev. mento: master of J. Oliagan. C.C., Lurgan, chanters ' Rev. J. P. Burke C.C.. Newry, and Rev. L. McAleavey Ce., Lurgan. Also present were:—Very Rev. D. Canon Gallery, P.P., Banbridge Very Rev. D ...

... especially those who sent Mass Offerings and letters of sympathy or who attended the funeral. They particularly thank Rev. Pr. Burke. C.C.. Doctor Rafferty and the Nursing Staff of No. 1 Ward of Daisy Hill HospAal, and trust that all will accept this notice ...

... of whom :earned of her death with genuine regret. The funeral took place to St. Mary's Cathedral, Newry. where Rev. P. J. Burke. CC., officiated. The chief mourners were: — Messrs. Michael, John, Patrick and Murtagh Lavery *sons); May, Lizzie, Annie, ...