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CLASS 111 —HEIFERS. Division 1
... Dtvision A Fat heifers any age. JOG Pollock, Esq, beat (241). large medal. CLASS IT- FAT OXEN. No merit. Division 2. Section 1 John Keating, F.«q. beat (212), large naednt; end for beat of all ptiae fat osen, large medal. Competition for two beat fat osen. exhibited ...
auchehy fete,
... Thomns Ra'tetsbv inn.. Henry Battersby. Gustavus Lameert, Tins Gevr.rd. Pollock. Arthur Raddifre. Wa’.er Keanng. Battershv, John Keating, George Keanng P. 1. John Bane W. Kaper, Henry Baker, Samuel Gerrard. jun. 1 J. J. .Vccluzeau, and fierce Morton, Esqrs ...
DROfifim v CONSERVATIVE jotß > .rgo B •» Uej r«c«i'«J t »o prlio*
... Barnwell, Esq., James Kearny. Esq.. P. J. Kearney, Esq., Robert Batteraby, Esq., John Dias, E-q . George Keating F.«q., John Keating, Esq., Hr. Henrv Penlland, Dr. Woodward. H. Colston, Esq., and the I Rev. Mr. Kelly, and many other gentlemen whose names ...
ROYAL DUBLIN SOCIETY’S CATTLE SHOW
... Viscount Gormanstown, Mrs E*aos, Mrs Garnett, Sir Percy Nugent, Hon Edward Lawlata. Sir Wm Somerville, W Alice, Wa Garnett, John Keating, Beniamin Willsn, Wru Todd (East Lothian), Uobt Maxwell, R J Maxwell, John Woolsay, Richard W Keyoeii, Tnca Barnes, Robert ...
C'llterl e. Hintry
... notable procure piofataiuaal auiaiaoce cooeaqueoce of 'Vha following Petit J«'T ...
DUBLIN. 'COMMISSION OF OYER AND TERMINER
... Clinton, and Patrick Devine, violent assault, and maliciously destroying certain exchequer writs the lawful possession of John Keating and Henry Hill; John O’Brien, assault, with intent to murder. THEATRICAL AND MUSICAL CHIT-CHAT. C«vent Garden theatre, ...
not arrested in tlie house.—They sung shouted 1824. all *- « *
... Milton Hot; John Martio.iwd Magee, but- houses. Witness and Mr. Armstrong then came to chers; Anibald Martin, shoemaker; John Keating, Mr. Forster’s and rapped at bis window, who got up AcfcOOimasr; William and Patrick M.’bonghUn, , himself and accompanied ...
STATEOF THE COUNTRY
... would give no uifurojation. Cork Constitution. Ql'tix't (,’ounti Frkidoi* of Ei-tcTtow. fine bone, the property a man named John Keating, who resides m * Castletown, in the Queen’s County, was lately maimed the atabt of a sharp instrument, for no other reason ...
LAW INTELLIGENCE
... tor the consideration of the grand jury. MAl.iriOl S DESTRUCTION O. I ■RUTY—THE MESSRS. TiTHFS. The Bishop of KUdare ». John Keat’cy and other*.—Mr- South, Q. C. applied, on of th« plaintiff, for an or. er to sabstitutn s-rrice subpa-n. appear and answer ...
FASHIONABLE MOVEMENTS
... and Miss M from Dublin to Downpatrick. Mrs. Fortescue, and Miss Adair, from Milltown-Grange to Dublin. Messrs. Walter and John Keating, and Miss Keating, to Sylvan Park. Rev. Mr. Montgomery, from Beaulieu to Oriel Temple, the seat of Viscount l errard Mrs ...
HA ITT TON
... former goes the south—the litter the district. BIRTHS. . . On the sth ult., at 23, Kildare-rtreet. Dublin, the lady of John Keating Tavlor Esq., of Tiinmon t'aatie, daughter. . . . - *. On the ult, in Lee»on-street, Dublin, the lady of J. Dorobrain ...