... TO THE EDITOR OE THE MORNING REGISTER. Dear Sir—l see a letter in your paper of the bth instant, signed John Keating, complaining of the importation of certain English policemen ; as 1 believe there may be some mistake on the subject, I beg leave to ...

... Esq. On the instant, in St. Thomas’s Church, by the Rev. Mr. Mulloy, Air. James Sampson, to Louisa, fourth daughter of John Keating, Esq., of Mecklenburgh street. At Enfield House, county Roscommon, Henry French, Esq, Beau Peep, in said county, Alargaiet ...

... and efficiency stigmatized. You are at liberty to make what use you please of this letter 1 am, Sir, faithfully yours, JOHN KEATING. The following letter appears in the Murninej Register ofthis day ; ...

... sympathised with and relieved their afflictions. He died respected, he lived revered. Kildai e-street, the lady of Captain John Keating Taylor, formerly of the Bth Royal Irish Dragoons. In Dawsoa-street, Mr. Charles Goodland. In Caroline-row, Thomas, son ...

... Cottage. Navan Charles Battersby, Bobsbille, CroFsakinl Robert Sargent, JP, Kells Jerome Morrissy, TC, Merchant, Navan John Keating, Sylvan Paik. Kells Adam Hamilton, Farmer, Navan T Kelly Henderson, Proprietor the Mtaik Herald, Kells William Ximmon, ...

... afterwards at St. Phillips Church, Hardman-street, Mr. John O’Haolon, of Monaghan, to Mary, third daughter of the late John Keating, Esq., merchant, of Wexford. Clon lalkin Church, Joseph Pollock, Esq., of Newry, anfl Mountpleasanfc, to Ellen, el lest ...

... afterwards at St. Phillip’s Church, Hard man-street, Mr. John O'Hanlon, of .Monaghan, to Mary, third daughter of the late John Keating* E»q., merchant, of Wexford. , in Cloodalkua Church, Joseph Pollock, Esq., of Newry, and Mountpleasant, to Ellen, lest ...

... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... from the grand corridor, which connects the Convent »lth Church;— The Very Rev Ur Murphy, VG ; Rev William Murphy, Rev John Keating, Rev L Knwan SPC ; Rev E Doyle, Monageer , Rev J Roche, Ferns ; Rev T Roche, Enniscorth, ; Rev .Wtlliam Murphy. Enn.scorth ...

... capability, and including 11 front Rev John Keating, CC, through whose patriotic and sslued agency the sum was made up and readied its destination, and who kindly furnishes the annexed lilt of donors John Keating CC II ; A Friend 10« ; Thornss Kenny 5s ...