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... und rhen made off A gentleman was robbed on Sunday night by three footpids, who took from him three guineas. Yeflerday John Keating, a notorious ftreet robber. was apprehended and lo:iéed in Newgate by Mr.. Sheriff Swettenham, for lately afi.ulting and ...
... Halley, for riotinz.—To be impiisened for one mionth, and find security himselfin 1004, and tivo sureties of 50/ each. John Keating, for firing at Peter Smithwick, Esq. pot off his trial—to remain in jail till next assizes. Anthony Ryan, for riotously ...
... 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 ...
... wild resolve Ttiht dare would all for thee; * Faithless, and fickle as the wind_ Oh! he cannot love like me! J. $ONNETS.-BY JOHN KEATS Kr.E fitful gusts are whispering here and there Among the bushes, half leafless and dry; The stars look very cold about ...
... dish. Honest ,Barpey Short, for instance, is, in his Sowu ,qhsli9in,, s entertaininga poet as Percy ByssbS SWlleY5 or. John. Keats,. or, Si' T.-Coleridge, or any othser of the ss Rates of. Parnassus, though ther is, to be-sure,. a:,triflin of the merit ...
... lolphus Greene, Patrick J. Conway, William Allen, Andrew A. Kennedy, W. H. Brownrigg, W. E. Clin- ton. Thomas Roberts, John Keating, Maurice C. ?? Brien, John Owen, Joseph B. O'Connor, James B. Con- *annon, George Chatterton, James P. Browne, John Faucett ...
... 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 ...
... passages from thoe Life of the Countess of Rosenthal. A review of Milnes' recellt Work- the 11Life and Literarv Remains of John Keats-is usost gracefully written. Tile authlor of 11Ceylon aind the Cmn- galese presents us with a few more cliOptOVs, which ...
... Caminion, Thos. Wheatley, Philip Gfftnev, Elijah Poracher, John Hanion, Patrick Havesa, JaeLs P Herruty,. James Harley, John Keating, Jaints Leonard, Patrick Moleoney, Andrew Murphy, Mich tel, Mori, ar He~nry Peacocke, Ed-ward Raferley, Michael Shannon ...
... hiin. Watercilotitts g is- takes thlent f(r his stron¢ poiittS, atid gilrieS in them on their own acenont. (Appiziuse.) John Keats wrote for his epitnaIh- Here lies one whose nione was writ on watter-some otilie thintgs he %wrote were best written there ...
... h5orning, .. job. 15m. I Evening, . 10h. 3Sm. o r, BIRTHS. a Keating-February 12, at Cabra House, County Meath, tl the wife of John Keating, Esq., of a son. M'Combe-Februlary 14, at Castle View Terrace, Cole. o raine, the wife oi Thomas MICombe, of a SOL. MARRIAGES ...
... compelling them to turn their gazes at t each other's eyes. Then did Alfred Tennyson reign supreme, sharing his throne only with John Keats. Verses of the song, 0 love they die in yoa rich sky, were sung, order being whispered in the dim. 1 neas; but the principal ...