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... PrOprietert They write from Winahefter, That on .Tueo by Order of . thretitirt tat Spain, in the Moki day Night laft one John Keate, of 21 of May, Islodce of which we }lowly cxpea. . Years old; Son to a wealthy 'Farmer at a Village From the Whitefrall ...
... for Felony, on the Waltham-Black Alt, in going armed and dirguifed, and difcharging a Pittol at a Pen on when difguifed. John Keate was tried tor the Murder of his own Mother, by beating out her Brains againft the Floor, and brought in Lunatick. Stephen ...
... ..lias E.-.iiali, of Hillmarton, in the fame County, were committed to ihe Deviates Bridewell, o.a the Information of John Keates, who is now in ihe above Bridewell, and a Confederate with John Eatall, now in York Goal. Keates fwe.irs, that John Fidler ...
... Eatiol, alias Equal, of Hillmarton, in th e laid County, were committed to the Devizes Brideweil, n n the Iniormation of John Keates, who is now in the above Bridewell, and a Confederate with John Eatall now in YL 7rI4 , Goal. Keates fwears that John Fidler ...
... into any Part bf his Mijefty's Dominions. Laft Saturday the AfCates ended at Durhim, when Paul Coalman, James Stale, and John Keates, receiv'd Sentence of Death. Robert Swainton, fjr the Murder of William Parkinfon, was found Mute by the Aift of Prqyidence ...
... Robberies, who* .pleaded * guilty to his Indictment ; James Stade, foi the Mur- -1 der of John Campbell, of Sunderland ; John Keats, ' removed by Habeas Corpus from Salifbury, on fuf- * picion of committing feveral Robberies in the Coun- « ties of Oxford ...
... Affidavits of his employing 41 plowing. , Mr. Mathew Yelverton of the County of Tipperary. employed 72 Bullocks in Yokes. Mr. John Keating Shanhallyduff the Co n-v of Tipie arv, Bullocks and Iplaid Heitfeis in his Husbandry, and has this dimmer Fallow'd 70 Acres ...
... indited at the Aflizes in 1741, anJ ftood mute, was order'd to be continued in Goal till further Orders. James Stade and John Keats, both condemned hit Aflizes, but reprieved, to be tmnfported 14 Years. Mary Robinfon, acquitted. George Hunter, whipp'd ...
... the following Prterniums were determined, viz. The Praemium of tol. for uling moft Oxen in Plowing in Nu, adjudged to Mr. John Keating of Shanballyduff in the County of Tipperary, who made ufe of :Qs Oxen and fpay'd Heifers, and plow'd with them zoo Acres ...
... found a Silver Watch in the Lining of hi. Breeches, and fome Gold and Silver in his Pockets. The firft fays, his Name is John Keating, and that he deferted lately from the French .Service. The latter fays, his Name is James Nefbitt. of a genteel Family ...
... fearching him, found a Silver Watch in the Lining of his Breeches, and and Silver in his Pockets. The hat lays his Name John Keating, and that be lately from the French Service. The latter lays his Name is James Neatly, or a i;enteel Family, and bred up ...
... b. binc; Mr. Michael Lade on the King's Highway, of a Hat, and a dark hay Gelding, between Canterbury and Boughton. 7. John Keating, for robbing Wm. iVillicomc 'rid Jai. Sawyer of a Watch and forme Silver, on the Highway. 8 hints Ncsbit alias Berry, for ...