... ODE TO THE NIGHTINGALE. (From John Keats's Poems.) My heart aches, and a drow*y numbness pains My sense, as though of hemlock I had drunk, Or emptied some dull opiate the drains One minute past, and Lethe-wards had sunk: ’Tis not through of thy happy ...

... Seel-street, and afterwards at St Philip's Church, Mr John O'Haillan, of Monaghan, to Mary, third daughter of the late John Keating, Esq. of Wexford On Wednesday, the 3)th ult, at St Michael's Church, Mr Henry Smith to Mary Ann, youngest daughter of Mr ...

... Seel-street, and afterwards at St Philip's Church, Mr John O'llanlan, of Monaghan, to Mary, third daughter of the late John Keating, Esq, of Wexford On Wednesday, the aith ult, at St Michael's Church, Mr Henry Smith to Mary Ann, youngest daughter of Mr ...

... remembrance. Same day, after a lingering illness, aged 33, Mr. F. KEATING), shipbroker, of this town, third son of the late Mr. John Keating, merchant, Wexford. Same day. at his residence. on the Marine-parade, Brighton. the Earl of Cov RNTRV. His lordship was ...

... 2 0 Friend of the Established Church 1 1 0 W * «y, by the Rev. L. b. Jones 10 0 0 Rev. Robert Morres 2d 10 0 0 Key. Dr. John Keate 21 0 oto V ancell Wm. Vonge 0 0 i; Zl D - 30 o o Stretton on Dunsmore, Warwickshire, per ev . H. Powell Henry Patterson ...

... John Piatt, William Read, William Bates, and Jeremiah M'Cormick, entering shops Liverpool-road and Deansgate.—John Hickey. John Keating. Hugh Cavanagh, James Saxon, Matthew Dalton, and Edward Sullivan, charged with a felony, the particulars of which we did ...

... mail coach road from 'Wexford to Dublin. Upwards of one hundred and thirty acres of said lands were held by Patrick Barry, John Keating his step-son, and John Devereaux, whose son is married to Keating's sister. Keating, however, surrendered his proportion ...

... si f.. r pasdng two bad shillings at separate times in •>;, p\.|, Guilty. Six months’ iinprisonlneni with hard labour. I John Keating and James Brown, |.t, 1,., th previon-Iy convicte.l. plended guilty of having passed bav coin. They were each sentenced ...

... chapman, appear February 5, 16 and March 16 at Guildhall London Attornies Mess Whittons Great James street Bedford row John Keating of Manchester in the county of Lancaster, dealer and chapnan.to appear February 18,19 and March 16 at the Taibot Inn in ...

... that Deceased died from the effects of drinking intoxicating liquors. Drunkenness. — On Monday last, at the Town Hall, John Keating, assistant-surveyor, was bound over to keep the peace for three months, for being drunk and disorderly on Saturday night ...

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... s. The persons Imard the vessel were, .Mr. Smith, the lir-t mate, Swanson, the second mate, Francis Sullivan, mariner, John Keating, mariner, John Cramer, the canicnt.r, John leaves, a hot. .tames Riekaids. a boy, Tho Hammond, boy, and Timothy Connell ...