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... Mr. William Kelly, formerly of Herondcn in the parish Eastry, in this county. Thursday died in the Parish AM Saints, Mr# John Keats, in the years of his age, formerly butler the late Mrs. Cecilia Scott, of this city, in which family he lived upwards of ...
... days since died, Mr. Syllabourn at Granby Inn, Darlford. ™ i. On Thursday morning died, in the parish 0 f 11 ■ Saints, Mr. John Keats, m the 77 year of h'sw formerly butler to the late Mrs. CScilia Scott this city, which family lived upwards of ar J i years ...
... New Subscribers to the County Hospital. Miss Mary Lisweed, Hanningtou, near Kingscieie, 0 Mr. Goodeve, Poitsmouth,.. .. Mr.John Keate, Porismouth 1 1 Mrs. BrOmfield, 1 0 Parish of Overton, 2 2 0 Richard Hammond, Esq. Gosport, 2 2 Edm.James, Esq. Ham Common ...
... such claim or demand to the said John Keates, in order that the same may be The be earried of by the said William Barres on his own account. Dated the 17th day of November, 1808. Signed in the preseace of JOHN KEATES; JAMES PLANT, HENRY WATSON. § WM. ...
... of London, to Miss Ehza Cooke, daughter of Mrs. Widow Isaac Cooke, rfßristol. On Wedaesdav, by the Rev. Dr. Goodail, . John Keate, Ks-.j. of Eton College, to Miss F. Brown, daughter ol Dr. C. Brown, of Berlin. ...
... and peflViTion given, that capital and CONCERNS, in the town of Birr, in the King’s County, in which the fitc Mr. Patrick John Keating have fucc-lTivdy carried on the Apothecary Eufind* for thefe Bft years. Apothecaries the mull he dcCrable, the Houfc having ...
... his neck, and rather a daik Whoever has found him, and will bring him to Mr. Hiicock as above, fliall icwarded. WHEREAS John Keates, labourer, hath run away and his Wife and Family chargeable to the of Wantage, in the comity Berks. The John Kcatcs about ...
... county of Wexford, which they robbed of plate and other articles to the Wine of 5 0 1. Doting the late revere weather, Mr. John Keating, of Curranflown, county of Tipperary, had (even of Lis (beep dug alive out of the (now, the fifteenth day after they were ...
... Rings; any perfon who has found the fame aad will Zive Notice of it either to Meits. Corton and Adams, of Lane End, or to John Keates, of the Brafs Works, aforcfaid, fhall receive a baudfume Reward. ...
... Friend’s Meeting House, wich, to Miss Gibbins, of the former place. in Birmingham, Mr. Croudson Funstall, of Nampt- Lately, Mr. John Keat, to Miss Elizabeth Embery, both of Great Barr. Tuesday, at Coventry, Mr. Whitehead, silk shite city, to Miss Jane Perks, ...
... Thomas Jones, a youthful depredator, was capitally convicted of a highway robbery, in striking and robbing another boy. John Keating was capitally indicted for feloniously making an assault on Elizabeth Winter, and that he, against her will, did ravish ...
... Thomas Jones, a youthful depredator, was car)itil!v convided of a highway robbery, in ttriking and robbing another boy. John Keating was capitally indided for felonioufly affault on Elizabeth Winter, and that he, againft fier •w I did • rayifh and car ...