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... Pried and fome others, and that he refufed taking the White-boy Oath.—Wealfobear, that on the Trial of Sheehy, he produced John Keating of Tubberet, as Evidence in hit Behalf, who, before he quitted the Court, was, the Lord Chief JudicC’a Order, taken into ...
... Loughnane were found guilty mod inhumanly abufing, in Company of largy Numbe of Whit*boy«, Erlmund O'ann, Shephetd to Mr. John Keating oC ‘isvrwiay. They ate whipped thtec Matket Days, and fuffer three Months Imprifonmenr. Friday Night the Prifonert intended ...
... Pcrfnns not to (tuft give Credit to ANNE KEATE, Wife of John Keate, jun. of Milton near Abingdon, in the County Berks, he will not anfwerable tor any Debts Ac (hall contrafl from the Date hereof JOHN KEATE. ...
... and lome others, and that he refufed taking the White-Boy Oath.- We alfu hear, that on the Trial of Sheehy, he produced John Keating, of Tubberet,' as Evidence in his Behalf, who, before quitted the Court, was, by the Lord Chief Juft ice’s Order, taken ...
... there, tor the Murder committed at Newmarket, viz. Edmond Shcehy, Edmond Thos. Beere, Thos. Magrath, James Farrell, and John Keating. Galway, March 27. Lalk Tuefdty arrived here the Prince George of this Port, Cipt. Richard from New-York ; by whom have ...
... ard Come others, and that he refukd taking Or White. b e y'. oath. We alo hear, that on the trial of Sheehy, he produced John Keating, of Tubberet, as evidence in his be. ball, alto, Wore be quitted the Court, was, by the Lord CSief Judice's order, taken ...
... and ftjritn? others, and that be bad refufed to ta]*| Ac white boy oath* We alfo hear, that on the trial Sbeehy, produced John Keating, of Tubberet* evidence in his behalf, who, before he quitted the court, was, by the lord chief jufticeorder, tafcea intocuftody ...
... Hill-hook, and Ttinkley being dabbed with Uayonct, Src.) were James Buxton, who put off his Trial to the next Alfiaef. John Keating, Thomas Magralh. Edward Sheehy, Michael Mahony, John Dogherty and James Ferah and hear that they were acquitted. Pat. Neil ...
... Metehanr,* M, Qum, Wlfe the only Dmghter on »-quay. Matlha Chicheflvf, Robett Robin 00. E Chicheftef At C.ufteen, of CUe John Keating, E.q; m’^ of Pbtappcr-Unc. the W.te c. Mr. U TL TwHvtWnn , Loaf is weigh ooox. Thtmiddl. Ihice of Wheat being at. to. ...
... called the Little Wall Croft, Great Wall Croft, Wall Croft, and Croft next the Houfe, in the Holdings of Wm. Atkins and John Keating, about 1 3 Acres 3 Roods 37 Perches. N. B. From this Lot a Chief-Rent of 4s. yearly, is payable to Mr. Townfend. LOT VII ...
... was delivered to R M. Efq; a gen tleman in the commiflion of the peace for the county of Dublin, by the undermentioned John Keating, on the firft of thus month. ¢« That your Petitioner was, on or a¢ bout the 12th of Ocdtober laft, ¢ rendered quiteimportant ...
... 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 ...