... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... present:— Miss Ruby M'Kinney, Mr. W. Gough, J.P.; Mr. J. M. Scott, Mr. J. I. Thompson, J.P., and Mr. D. Wilkinson, wita Mr. R. C. Burke, Principal and Secretary. ...

... passing lorry kiiled a weasel near the residence of Mr. Hughie M‘Gready, of Mountcharles, Co. Donegal. Messrs, Gerry Burke, Eugene Burke and Eamon Keliv were working nearby. Thev noticed the dead wensel on the road, but ia ten minutes over fifty weasels ...

... informed Tyrone Education Committee that Mr. R. C. Burke, Principal of Cookstown Technical School, would attain retiring age on 9th February next. The Committee decided to ask the Ministry to allow Mr. Burke to carry on to at least the end of the school year ...

... Williain M‘Clay, chairman, presiding, and other members present were—Mr. J. 1. Thompson, J.P., and Mr. D. Wilkinson. Mr. R. C. Burke, Principal and Secretary, was in attendance. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. Mrs. Louisa Scott, Fountains Road, Cookstown, wrote on behalf ...

... and it seemed to be coming on her side of the road. She jammed on the brakes and was just stopped when the impact occurred. Burke stated the first thing he saw was the mudguard of the car coming rcund the bend very fast. The car came on and struck thc bus ...

... Officer (Mr. Gibson) wrote stating that the Education Authority was pleased to learn from Cookstown Technical Committee that Mr. Burke was willing to continue as Principal of Cockstown Technical School, and the Ministry had now approved of his continuing until ...

... elsewhere had been conducted without friction or unpleasantness. The Chairmar said that they all regretted parting with Mr. Burke. It was a pleasure to work with him. He knew his job inside out, and always received them with courtesy. They considered he ...

... Millar, J.P. Mr. A. Gibson, M.Sc.. Chief Education Officer ; Dr. R. J. Dickson, Deputy Chief Education Officer, and Mr. R. C. Burke, Principal and Secretary, were also present. The Chairman, at the outset, referred to the death which had recently taken place ...

... Leo Quinn, T. Darragh (Capt.), D. Scnner, B Conway, 2. M'Donald, J. Conway, A. Mullan, J. P. Mullan, P. Lenny, B. Maguire, ® Burke, N. Glackin, A. Eastwood, D. Mullan. C. Conway, B. Hunter, D OConnell, B. Glackin, J. Glackin East Tyrone Schools' League Table ...

... Miss Margaret Cassidy (tie). Gent's—l, Pat Kerr and J. Convery (tie). Mrs. P. Butler was the winner of a ballot. Mr. Joseph Burke, the M.C., thanked all for their support. . On Thursday night of last week, before a packed audience in the Orange Hall, the ...