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... ealio-ted ? raetll!on your unc U what , Phibp hem to carry the obnoEM)s trees ia obedience to tl.t , . . - 7 Neil, John Stokes, John Keating#, MicnaEl i nuip ?rdersof themagh.t.ate. clergyman succevded. and hi- you hl tk.ne. Midair, Richard Pmcell, William Quirk ...
... Melville, do, do, Michael Lcnning Melville, do. do, Henry Melville, do, do, Mary Anne Melville, do, Frances Melville, da, do, John Keating, do, do, (life) Oliver Keating, do, do, Harriet Keating, do, do, Elizabeth Clarke, widow, and Martin Jam.s and Harriet ...
... and Thomas Quin, Esq Lmighloher, Mr. Perry’s, b, m. Peggy the Lawn, (by Mocoa.) rode Master James Keating, youngest son John Keating, Esq., of hp won with ,RCB 5, lIIAT, HAI On Tiipsdnr, S. H. Atkins, Esq. sent Clon- Uil. R. Martin, charged will, haring ...
... Charles F. Dowling, Gfesliain, Samuel Neville, Christopher Hilton, John Goold, James Caldwell, John Gilbert, William John John Keating Taylor, and Michael I.aey, Csqrs. The Recorder sai»l, there was case ttquiring particular observation from him, hut any ...
... l^Mujky Wm. Hem.ningway Hugh [iS Patrick Foley John Vi Ulum Ratter j William Usher Michael Finn n'',i»n Patrick Redmond John Keating Michael Dor^i^ William Higos Nicholas Kearney James she,ry John Hiitii.lge James , TtomaVManin Patr Ward Thomas IS.land ...
... lb* gate, be eras loudly groaned and hissed the populace. In the Recordei's Court, Green-street, John Semple, jun., , and John Keating Taylor, Etq., sworn in Hign Sheriffs, and Mr. Morris, Sub-sheriff of tb* eity of Dublin, ...
... aside bjr tit* Crown, a jury, who were all Protatmtt, waa sworn. Three Homan CulkoHc gentlemen were thes put on their trial—John Keating Dwyer, R. Keating O'Dwyer, and Thomas B'adthaw, Esqra,, charged with attending an illegal meeting, combining, coaspiiing ...
... Mr. John gan Cloved the next roadution, which was sc- Me, M'Dcrmotl protested against being put to any additional Mr. John Keating. expense for the recovery of his own money. thought Mr, Mr. 1 a'rii k Magee moved, and Mr. Jame* - - yq , would uot treating ...
... return to Parliament a representative inimical to Tithes, and pledged to the Repeal of the Legislative Union. Proposed bv John Keating O’Dwyer, Esq.; seconded John Luther, Esq. : Res lived—That offer the tribute of our warmest gratitude to our illustrious ...
... exertion to return to Parliament representative inimical Tithes, and pledged to the Repeal the Legislative Union. Proposed by John Keating O’Dwyer, Esq. seconded John Luther, Esq. Resolved—That we offer the tribute of our warmest gratitude to our illustrious ...
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... thanks the Liberal Press, who have at all times devoted their valuable services to forward our interests. Moved by Mr. John Keating, and seconded Mr. Alexander M‘Donnell: Resolved—That these Resolutions inserted in the A'orning Register and Pilot Newspapers ...