... Cove Of Cork, Joser 28-Thursday an inquest was held Ii at Cove, by Mr. Hardy, Coroner, on the body of James ec Raynes, John Keating, John Cramer, James Morley, Tim Connell, Wm. Swanson, and Frank Sullivan. The bodies, al when inspected by the Jury, wer ...

... she Judge (Jebb) aeityut Ai eleven o'clock b-itlordship took:6his eat upon the Benck, B Sir George. Wbitefcodl' foreman; John K~eating -Taylor Samuel. Warren, iir N.W rd.Samnuel Lzmiley, Jsm10s oore. onMle, James Chambers, .uehFris George Fiedarick B~rooke ...

... Bullen, Sheil, H Ellis, Barnewell, R Birnewall, R Hamilton, John Moore Napier, Tenison, IV. Garrett, James V. O'Dowdv, is John Keating Taylor, Purcell, Richard A. Annesley, Powe'r, Wright, C. Fitzgerald Higgins, Thorpe Porter, fy Arthur Faulkner, Richard ...

... Andrew Allen . Kennedy, W. H. Brownrigg, W. E. Clinton, Thomas Holdbeok, J. D. O'Donovan, W. S. Andrews, Thomas Roberts. John Keating, Maurice Cahill O'Brien, John Owen, Joseph B. O'Connor, James B. Concannon, George Chatterton, James P. Browne, John Fancett ...

... stealing, on the 27th Noe. last, at Drumganms. several bank-lrotcs and some silver, the property of' John Slhannon.-Acquitted. John Keating, an ill-looking fellow, was indicted for bu'lhariously robbing Daniel White of several bank-notets, to the amount of X'J3 ...

... their own recognizances in £20 each, ?? Bryan, Michael Dwyer, Michael Doran, John Sulliyan, James Maher, Pa- Irick Dea, John Keating, John Shea, Denis Tyan, Edward MIaher, John Doran, Thomas Finn, John Farrell, and James Phelan. Those who remain of the ...

... Miller deposed to seeing the prosecutrix shortly after the robbery, and that her clothes were torn and her eyes blackened. John Keating deposed to hearing screams, and on going 'towards the place from whejce they proceeded, he saw the prisoner, Spillane, ...

... is at present strder the care of Dr. Jacob, in the county infirmary. Three men, named Garret Kelly, William Kelly, and John Keating having been arrested on suspicion of being implicated in this outrage; they were remanded until next Monday, for further ...

... having been proved, the prisoner was e0.- te'ced to two monthl' ?? ltwit hrd labour. ROBB8CRY O- CORDAGE, &c.-A man named John Keat- ing washcbarged by Mr. Thomas Learyi, builder, with having unlawfully in his possession a large quantity of scaffolding ...

... girl who llved: near him; did not feel much hurt opthe iestant, but did., sooon afterwarda; was taken inttq^ fr bbrother John Keating'e house, and was, at- rtaded b. Dr Lang. -Vxo. xamined by Mr. Johnatoue-Freqaoutly wvent to her brot er's house.; met Prender ...

... Messrs Harris, Q C, and Tandy. Mr. Wall, Q C, stated the case for the crown, the facte of which lully appear in evidence. John Keating examined by Mr. Pennefather, Q C.- He proved thet on Sunday, tbe 17tb ot April lost, the deceased, Charles Catry, went ...

... I nornuig. POLICE COURTS. I ItE'Al) OVIUICH. John Keating was brought up on a warrant charged with having, on the 28th of February, ueed threaten- ing language to his daughter, Maria keating. 1, ap- peared that he was constantly in the habit of giving ...