... twelve the solemn high mass com- menced with the usual requiems. The high priest was the Rev. Michael Dempsey; deacon, Rev. John Keating; sub.deacon, Rev. Dr. Ford. The Rev. Dr. Laffan, of the Metropolitan Church, led the choir,; hanters, Very Rev. R. J. O'Hanlon ...

... Farrell,-fEoq, Mount Pleasant, 3 0 A Staunich Repealer, 0V Per Mr Kirwan, from the patlish of Lusk, per Mllr Dodd, ~~~600 Per John Keating O)'DwF er, Esq, Cloamel pyle ,n It. each irons Thom~& Kenned Y, Eaq, of FI'a,, end Air John Mulcaliy. one of the tide martyrs: ...

... term. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. HEAO-OFricE.-Informations were sworn at this office, on yes- terday. by Michael Dunn against John Keating, Peter Nugent, John Roche, Johb, Stapleton, and Mfichbel Rourke. While sitting on the caoni1 bridge at H..rold's-cross ...

... t grand corridor, which connects the convent with the i church :-The V ry Rev Dr Murphy, V G; Rev William t Murphy, Rev John Keating, R-v L K'rwan, S P C; Rev i E Doyle, Moi-Leer; Rev J Roche, Fvrns; Rev T Roobe, Eordicorthy ; Rev William Slurphl, Erniscorthy; ...

... the sum of 101 from this lo- l l cality. You will please have proposed as members, Messrs Thomas Dymes, James Kennedy, John Keating, John , M'Gheehan, Hugh M'Cann, Samuel M'Artney, and John Doherty, having enrolled twenty R-pealers each. E, I have received ...

... Westport, Mayo, per Mr N Horan 3 15 S 8trAdone, Cavan, per Mr P Mlurphy .. 0 17a Adamstown and Newbawn, Wexiord, per Rev John Keating . 2 2 0 Ballylongferd, Kerry, per Rev W M'Carthy, C C I 1 0 Belfast, per Mr 0 Kerr 6 3 8 Moycarikey and Borrls, Tipperary ...

... Richard Murphy, as; Mrs Nation, a8; Patrick M'Kenna, R W, S; Pierce Gaul, rs; Patrick MGuire, 28; James NsCrelb, 7e 6d: John Keating, 6s; Thomas Lynch, 5s; Theo Haurahan, ,8; WM Murphy, 3d id; Martin Ryan as; John Walsh, SW, 6s; Maurice Kelly, es; John ...

... then adjourned to IO o'clock this mrmling. DUBLIN POLICE-YEsTERDAY. , HEAD OFFICE. | James Thompson chailed a man named John Keating- Iwl i. having stolen a set of harness, the property of his maste6,| Mr. William M'Cormac, of Usher's quay. The prisoner ...

... ; he had same Wl geese, assdtold the comnmissioner upon inquiry that he wanted Ba thema to eat. Ilis rent was 41. 10s. John Keating hadla good furniture and feather bed ; commissioner had visited IW. his house and room ; had as good furniture as any farmer ...

... the prisoner told the young man who was in the shop that he gave the change to the gentleman who i had sent him for it. John Keating sivorn and examined by S-irgeant Green- E . Resides in Barrack-street, and sometime in the month of I July the prisoner ...

... Kelly, V F, P P James Kellilsan, RC C James Kelly, R C C Michael Kieran, R C C Daniel Kavanaglh, R C C John Keating, RC C David Kent, R C C John Keating, RC C I Kirby, R C C Patrick Lee, P P Johln langan, P P Thomas Leonard, PP Walter Lynch, P P G Leonard ...

... Fitzpatrick, Thomas-street, to be sent by Dr. Gray, to the Most Rev. Dr MaceHale for the ponr of the west, I.. . 1 10 0 Rev. John Keating, St. Paul's church, ?? 1 0 0 Restitution money, per ditto, ?? ?? 0 7. 0 I These last two sums are to be sent by Dr. Gray ...