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... Executors ;er Siicchytlie cUtr, Patrick VV'atcrr, and George W.' . rs, ’i named the Will the laid Roger Sheeny the elder, John Keating, Henry Keating, & Geo. Keating, s. Devifecs ot the laid Roger Shechy the elder, Siicchy, v.’idr Edward Slieehy EryanShechy ...
... Executors c.f tile cLier, Ta»r,ck Water-, and George AV,v.ers,'i iii'e. s n.une-d «l,e V ill >tic laid Roger th - eldir, John Keating, seating, & Geo. K ating, Eaqis. Devisees of the faidßog; r Sheehy the elder,Cath Sheeny, ■widow, Edward oh. tty & EryanShechy ...
... Executors Roger SJjcehylic cider, Patrick Waters a d George 'WaEe. Sj'Jruffei lamed in the Will the fid Roger Stc;by the eklr, John Keating, Henry tearing, & Oeo. Kearii g. Ffts. Devilees of the tb« elder, Cathihechy, widow, Edward & Bryan Sheehy, Eaecatois ol ...
... Executors Roger biicciiy the elder, 1 nek Waters George Wale s, niftct s named in the Will the laid Roger Sheehv the elder, John Keating,Henry Keating,& Geo. atiiifl. Ei.|rs.4ricvifees the laid Roger Shetby the elder, Gath. Shcchy, Widow, Edward Shtehy & Bryan ...
... cenneOioiw will be taken Apprentice. ’“° excellent Drawing-tooma with Bed-chambers, &c. to JLet Unfumiflicd.—Odt. 14, 1806. JOHN KEATING, 58, Sackville-fireei, moft J rtfpedtfully informs his Ericu* and the PuWir, has Lid in new and large affortmew feteign ...
... 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 ...
... and continued without intermifllon, the entire day, laft night, and alfo this day. During the late fevere weather, Mr. John Keating, of Curranftown, co. Tipperary, had feven of his fheep dug alive out of the fnow, the fifteenth day after they were firft ...
... Waller 7 Chas. A. TifdaU Richard Chaloncr Rev. Jafnn Crawford 5 13 9 tohn Pollock 5 3 9 A. H. Pollock 5 9 Rev. M. 9 i. s. a. John Keating I.? 9 John Batterfby 9 \V. K. Wade, 5 0. W. Colc Hamilton 13 9 Richard Crawford Rev. Win. Kcilett 5*3 9 Robert Krllett ...
... which consists chiefly of the most Classical Lord to succeed Lord LivERPooL, several States, the cestem of ail dt wes John Keating. Dublia, merchant; Article in bis line, ail which he is determin Authors, wilt he sold at Halt Price, without reserve. ...
... and Discoveries at ‘Thebes; and Addendem on the Bones in the Sucophagus of the central Chamtcr-of tho Pyr 7, Endymion, by John Keats. S. Reiliy’s Voyages to Green land, Davis's Straits © Childe Elarold’s Pderimaze, Canto 4th. e 10. Memoirs on by Robert ...
... last, a numerous and me: pectable Meeting of the Independent Electc the Bareny of Donore, dined together, at the | of Mr. John Keating, at New Market, o1 their Coome, in order to celebrate the return of Cc their Talbot, to represent this County io Parliamen ...
... Dis- from Mr. Wastle’s Diary, No. III. Tentamen, or an is disengaged.” tuwards the History of Whittington ; Huat’s Indi John Keats; the Abbot; Mitchell’s ; SALE BY AUCTION, At, Rathgar, Lounty. of Dublin, : ‘Ancedote. —XX VI. on Tzbella Cibarias Bill ...