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... Content*: 1. Los* and Mesmerism ; Some P»««ages from the Life oyhe Counter of Rosenthal—2. Life and Literary Remains of John Keats—3 Ceylon and the Cingalese. With Illustration—4. The Fairfax Correspondence—s. Theodore Hook—6 Lays of Many Lands. No. VI ...
... Colllll,itiolte Sir Thomas Herbert. K .C. a Yesterday. In the Parish Chant' of Cahirconlish. by the Res. M. Moore. Sir. John Keats, of Abington, to Macy, eldest daughter of Mr Heorge Keay,. of Caiiirconlisla At Newcastle Church. ill this County, by tne ...
... _ - -•- - I Love and Mesmerism ; some Passages from the Lite of the Countess of Rosenthal-2 Life and Literary Remains of John Keats-3 Ceylon and the Cingslese. With Illustration-4 The Fairfax Correspondence-5 Theodore Hook-6 Lays of Many Lands. No VI-7 ...
... Mary Bowen-- to be imprisoned ono month. The lung panel was then called, And two juries sworn, :-- Wm. Dundon, for man ; John Keats, Wan. Yokes, John Bundon, Thomas Moore, George Keays, Michael achir, ,lames Torkey, William Blake, David Roche, Mietuacl ...
... A On Interest, [M FROM ONE THOUSAND to FIFTEEfBVUNDRED FOUNDS, either in one or sepentJSuins. Application to be nude to John Keating heeht. Esq. Solicitor, New-Costle, (by letter post-paS.) who will immediately attend to such. 4. HEADOWISe, ABOUT Eleven ...
... the of the Manjuess Anglesey, presided Lieutenant. In the Recorder’s Court, Green-street, John Semple, jun., Evq., and John Keating Taylor, Esq., were sworn in High Sheriffs, and Mr. Morris, Sub- Sheriff of the city of Dublin. In the evening the wd Mayor ...
... Michael Table, Secretary. At which meeting it was adopted— Moved by Serjeant-Major John Keating, and seconded by Michael Smyth. That the Secretary be retreated to prepare a suitable Address to be presented to Captain C. J. FURLONG, in charge of the Greenwich ...
... Biancuni, Clonmel, James Sause, Carrick-on Snir, Patrick Grady, Clonmel, 'Thomas Nugent, John Luther, Stephen Egan, Koserca, John Keating, Springmount, M. O’Dop.nell, ('arrhk-on-Suir. Dalton, O. S. I*. Cfoamel IVanei* u. (YshH ...
... that Hannibal was nothing him in imnoeuverinj;.** Allred Ashton, clerk to Mr. Wilcocks, C. proved that the traverser, John Keating O'Dwyer, was the chaii man the meeting, and that he heard him address the people from the pintf«>rm and say ** We art met ...
... Rodolphus Greene, Patrick J. Conway, William Allen Andrew A. Kennedy, W. H. Brown. rigg, W. E. Clinton. Thomas Roberts, John Keating, Maurice C. O'Brien, John Owen, Joseph B. O'Connor, James B. Concannon, George Chatterton, James P, Browne, John Faucet' ...
... candour, nttoiociety and friend to alb Tebare the honor to be, Sir, Your obedient servants, Nicholas Roughan, James Ford, John Keating, Michael Laurance, Launcester Cohws. Richard M‘ Mahon, John Carrig, Simon Halpin. Patrick Minchin. Daniel Carey. R.C.C ...
... Fitzgerald. Clonmel. Mr W. Kirby. Tipperary, Mrs John Dee. Tipperarv, M Thoa. Sadlior Canhel, Mr Michael Dolan, Cahir, Mr. John Keating, Golden, Mr. J Dwver. Thurles, Mr. W'm.Hiclde. Ncoagh, Mr. J. Carroll. Newport, Mr. Daniel ly despatched once Fortres. ...