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... 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 ...
... Petty Sessions on Tuesday on Thomas Burke, 18 Sallagh Park, Larne, the sentences to run concurrently. Burke was also fined 20s on each of three charges of assault. District Inspector L. Mahaffy said on August 28 Burke was hanging around the Bus Depot ...
... from all blame after they had heard how Daniel Burke. aged 31. married, of Granemore Road. Keady. Co. Armagh. died while having teeth extracted under chloroform : : Dr. E. Dorman. Keady. stated he attended Burke in the dental surgery of Miss P. Shalvey. to ...
... ‘CHASE. £5OO. 3m 10-4 SHAEF (Gosden*. 10-11-10 B Marshall 404- MANICOU 9-11-4 R Francis 000 NOME (T Palmer*. 6-10-b j Burke J Burke 71b. i.P. Guide— l-5 Shaef. 7-1 Manicou. 10-1 Nome. 3.B—LIMPSFIELO HANDICAP HURDLE £3OO 2m 00- ASIATIC SUN (D Young). 6-12-7 ...
... assaults and added that a lot of the blame was to be put on the company which Burke kept. Mr. Mac Allister said hooliganism was rife in Larne at the present time among men of Burke's age. He said defendant had been working quite steadily and had never been ...
... half as large again as to-day's. He gave Burke less than the usual quantity of chloroform. When Burke was sufficiently under the influence of the anesthetic the dentist removed about three or •four teeth. Burke became pale and witness got the dentist to ...
... ALLOWANCES 1-O—D. Kent. 5 lb ; R. Akehurst and J. Wlbberley, 71b. 1- —Mr. P. Bennett and P. Morrissey, 7 lb. D. Fisher, 7 lb. 2- J. Burke. 7 lb. 8-O—W. Rees and H. Bmlth. lb.: Mr. P. Bennett. D. Clarke and Mr. C. Smith. 7 lb. 3- W. Rees lb.: R. A. Carter. Mr. P ...
... Fermanagh. Miss May Corr, Cerden Tee., Masherafelt. Co. Derry. John J. Rov.e, Breasho. Enniskillen. Co. Fermanagh, Miss Mary Burke, Harding Street. Derry. Mr. E. McGowan. Mullindrait Stranoriar. Co. Donegal. T. McAloon. Pomeroy. Co. Tyrone. Each of above ...
... advising housewives on lhow to make the cup -that -cheers. Irish Opera Singer for U.S. The famous Irish opera . Miss Margaret Burke-Sheridan, Li left for New York. where she will act on the committees of two musical foundations during the next four lor ...
... by Dr. E. Dorman, Keedy, who stated that he attended Burke in the dental surgery of Miss P. Shalvey, to administer an anaesthetic so that deceased could have eighteen teeth extracted. He examined Burke on the Friday before the operation and again on Saturday ...
... gamely but could not hoM the Ballymena forwards. who had no trouble in breaking through. Wright scored for Portadown, and Burke. Sloan mid Hamilton for the visitors ...
... inaccurate. Like Ballymena, their forwards were weak in finishing. Ballymena opened the score after onlv three minutes play. Burke headed through alter the defence had failed to clear. In two quick home raids M'CleUand and Dinnnore both missed scoring chances ...