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... the people; desired the police to be sent for, and then went work to Geo Woods’; often s.iw the prisoner in that yard. 'John.--Keating sworn : . Remembers when the body was found; it was about 7 o’clock; was hired mat morning to thrash barley for Iho uas ...
... Patrick Meagher for treipaaa ; fined £‘i I la. Od,, or confined one month In the Uonaeof Correction. By Edwin Taylor, Eaq,; John Keating,for an aaaaalt; fined £3 Is., or confined three weeka. By Same : Maurice Tobin, fur an aananlt; fined £l 3a., or confined ...
... udgeXotr,n«)-> the I raveriera the > cases to be brought up fur judgment; according Jo ephLysaghi Pence father Esq- Meisra John Keating Tiromaa lira l.haw, Michael Lalfan and and Michael Dohoney preaented oo Table and were, by the direction of his Li KDSHW ...
... lands here, comes occasionally to Clonmel receive his rents, and is never saen at Moortown-kirk ! Bis conduct towards Mr. John Keating, of Springmnunt, will exemplify the Christian forbearance of tills meek follower of tbe Redeemer. Mr; Keating was called ...
... and Fast. Thomas ( vary, I.l»r James O'Donnell, Bal ybos Thomns Kennedy, Pa.«s « R*>bt l.atonrhe,Cloninichael l John Keating, Spiingmoonl Henry Meagher KLhnrry Ilngh O’Seill, I.Uronagh David Roulahee |d John Dames, Uraigue Patrick Power,Crohane ...
... of Kill and Newtown, county Waterford, per Rev. James Wale, P.P., 6d. New. nnwn, »ounty Wexford, £7 14s. 61., per Kcv. John Keating, 0.C., who, m his letter »ay»*: •* We cannot •ay that with your father, because where there i» sutTcring there is sympathy ...
... one month's imprisonment. Betty Dwyer charged with stealing lamb, was found guilty, and sentenced months imprisonment. John Keating,char-jeil with stealing ncow, the property W.n. Qairk, was fount* guilty and •entenced to month*' hard labor. Edmond Fogarty ...
... activity. Four five smart young men amused thrinselves leaping over Mr. Robert Keating’s ho-t**.— William Keating, son of John Keating of Loaghlulmr. leaped over in fine style. Next to Keating a young naiiied Neil from the parish Tub) id made the bt*i attempt ...
... William English, Conte) more Michael Iranian. Keylong Pierce Britt. Barnora Michael Keatinr, Cnher Edmund Murnane. Cappa John Keating. Cuher Michael O'Brien, Bally* William Keaiinr dribid John Markin. I.oloher Pierce Donnell, Kilme- William Herrick, Kilcom* ...
... ESCAPE FROM BRIDEWELL-ARREST —CONDUCT OF THE PEOPLE OF TIPPERAUY. An awful, and I might add, a sacriligious offender named John Keating, who had been accomplishing bis frauds and robberies under the guise of a monk, contrived during Mass time, at twelve o’clock ...
... John Reedy, Richard I'uhin, William Wal‘, Juhn Cleary, Luke llally, A Friend, and Pieiso ilaliy euah from Janie* Neill, John Keating, Michael Mm kin, Junes ly. Jatnus Lot Carrol, Wall, Edmond Byrne, Jrmes -iily, Patrick Bugler, Mieh-rel Binkc, Prendergast ...
... noise that night heard no cries. To the Judge—l don't know who kept the ke; of the gate ; it used to be always locked. John Keating examined Mr. Sanase—l remember the morning the body was found; was hired that morning for threebing by I horaas Cunningham ...