... BURKE Elizabeth and the of Ada to express their sincere thanks lee all friends and neigh hours for their lioe and support. letters. cards. and floral lei butes. during their recent sorrow Grateful thanks the priests and sisters of St Thrres parish and ...

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... THE CONVICT BURKE. itiixict Thomas P. Bathe removed malnham to Itfountjoy CApvict Prison. Hews oottemf In one of the prison ,as., which was escorted bye anent of cavalry police, the arrangements atteeding tic transmission being ander the direction of ...

... OFFENDED BURKE. Price's sermon on the Lave of Our Country, in which lie speaks of the prospect of general amelioration held out to Europe by the French Revolution, roused against him a host of adversaries, notably Edmund Burke. whose vehement tirade ...

... TOM BURKE The Croat International °Rambo Tenor. * D'ALVAREZ The World• Famous Contralto. ...

... EDMUND BURKE. is sitting in mellow inns talking mellowly to mellow rustics, or wandering in the fresh and vivid fields memory. a word, the book is a string inspired digressions which themselves digress occasionally to the main theme. Occasionally, but ...

... Inspired Burke When the French Revolution broke out Price welcomed it as the commencement of a new era. He has long been remembered only because his sermon On the love of country led Burke to write hls famous Reflections. Burke's work will always ...

... BURKE-CLINES The marriage was solemnised oil June 1 at Cathedral Road Synagogue Cardiff, of Miss Freda Caine. only 4aughter of Mr and Mrs Enoch Cline, 10 Gelliwastad Road, Pontypridd. and Dr. Sam Burke. youngest son of Mrs Burke and the :ate Mr E. Burke ...

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... In Sympathy With Burke Burhe's lleflecticns on the Frt neh Revolution produce' a similar psychological effect. Tho gems of thought embedded in his general argument supply philosophical ammunition, even if the writer himself misfires. Indeed, it is ...

... Edmund Burke Mrs. Berry said it was natural that she should be a Conservative. Her father was a Conservative Member of Parliament. and so was her great-grandfather. She was proud to claim Edmund, Burke as an ancestor. She praised the work of the. Conservative ...

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